PIC: The curse of the nip slip strikes again

September 12, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Georgia May Pops Out At NYFW This has certainly been the week of celebrity nip slips. First, Miranda Kerr suffered double embarrassment, then Miley Cyrus said 'peek-a-boob!', and now Georgia May Jagger has popped out after having a wardrobe malfunction.  Continue reading... CELEB: Another Kitten On The Way WATCH: Susanna Reid's Flirty Interview With Alex Turner CELEB: 'I'm Slimmer Now Than I've Ever Been' Ding Ding, Round Two! Helen Does Page 3 PICS: Millie Marries Pro Green Ding Ding, Round Two! Ding Ding, Round Two! PICS: Millie Marries Pro Green ANDY MARKOWITZ 'As Human Beings We Lie All the Time': Chronicling the Great Hip Hop Hoax When Jeanie Finlay first heard the story of Silibil n' Brains, she didn't believe it. Two guys from north-eastern Scotland who pretended to be American rappers, fooling one of Britain's most successful pop music managers and one of the world's biggest record labels? Continue reading... LYDIA SMITH In The Thicke Of It: Why Feminism Is Still Relevant Singing a song about a 'good girl' - from what I can gather, because she is the 'hottest bitch' - is not the way to advocate an appreciation of women. In an age of rape threats on Twitter, it is not ok to have a fun song and kinky video with strong allusions to sexual and domestic violence. Continue reading... BOB CHAUNDY The Extraordinary Within the Ordinary - Ahae There can have been no grander place to stage an exhibition than the Palace of Versailles. Last week, in the Orangerie, in a gallery specially created by British designer Guy Oliver, I looked at a series of pictures by Korean photographer and poet, Ahae, that had been mounted in keeping with the magnificence of its setting. Continue reading... VICTORIA SADLER Review: Hysteria, Hampstead Theatre Brilliant as the cast is, the star of the show is writer and director Terry Johnson. His writing and direction was ambitious but the gamble has paid off. Hysteria is brave writing brilliantly executed. Continue reading... ROGER CROW Riddick - The Review The first third of Riddick drags like a wet bank holiday Monday, or a party political broadcast in bullet time. Despite being stranded on a planet full of a ravenous dingo-type predators, our hero manages to fend them off, pinches one of the cubs/puppies (reminiscent of Scrappy-Doo in the Scooby-Doo live-action version), and clashes with assorted scorpion-like beasts. Continue reading... You have received this UK Entertainment email from AOL (UK) Limited, who provides UK Entertainment. You can choose to stop receiving these emails at any time, by clicking on UNSUBSCRIBE in any MyDaily email you receive. We respect your privacy and will never forward your data on to a third party without your consent. For full details of AOL's (UK) Limited's policy click here. AOL (UK) Limited believes the information contained in this email to be correct but makes no guarantees as to its accuracy. Copyright © 2012 AOL (UK) Limited AOL (UK) Limited, Shropshire House, 11-20 Capper St, London, WC1E 6JA.