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Yeah Nah: Stars' naked phone pics (+poll)

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15 Sep, 2011 09:20 PM2 mins to read

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Hollywood stars Scarlett Johansson and Mila Kunis and singer Justin Timberlake are in strife because phone hackers have broken in and stolen their nude photos.

Apparently raunchy pictures are doing the rounds on the internet, leading to questions about Kunis and Timberlake's relationship and about why Johansson appears to be in the habit of photographing herself naked.

Johansson has called in the FBI to investigate the theft of the pictures, which apparently include photos she had taken on her smartphone.

The Kunis pictures are a little more interesting. There's reportedly one of her in  a bubble bath, but most interest is in the pics of Timberlake, including one where he has a pair of pink panties on his head. There's also a picture of a random willy - owner not identified.

What is it with celebrities taking naked pictures on their phones? Previous hacking  victims include Vanessa Hudgens, Jessica Alba, Rihanna and Cassie. You'd think the publicity from the previous scandals would be enough.

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It won't surprise you to hear the internet is 99.9% made up of naked pictures, but when some of those naked pictures are of celebrities, taken by celebrities, and stolen by techy scumbags, there's a real kerfuffle.

It all makes you wonder how put out some of these stars really are when their bits and pieces are revealed for all the world to see.

And begs the following questions:

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If they're doing it on the big screen, does it matter when someone sees it on the small screen?

If they can afford bodyguards, why can't they afford decent security on their phones?

Why is it mainly former child stars affected by phone hacking? (Johansson, Kunis, Timberlake, Selena Gomez, Hudgens, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, Jenny Garth, Blake Lively)

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What is Justin Timberlake doing with pink panties on his head? And are they his?

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Our poll question's a bit easier: Would you take raunchy pics on your phone?


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