A Chinese TV presenter issued a public apology after posing topless with two other women in hospital advertisements for women's health.

Chen Dan, a presenter on Changsha TV's "Women's channel" in the southeastern province of Hunan, was criticized on Internet chat-rooms and TV authorities after her "Clever Girls Love Themselves More" advertisement appeared at bus stops and on billboards in Hunan's capital, Changsha.

In response to Pope Benedict's ongoing visit to Poland, authorities have placed a temporary ban on sexy ads and liquor across regions the Pope plans on visiting.

According to Reuters, sexy ads like that of a woman's nude backside and thigh on a huge poster were wrapped, when a Roman Catholic group denounced them as offensive to the Pope's trip. Even newspapers held off on publishing their usual photos of topless beauty queens, which always appear on the back pages of many Polish tabloids.

A teacher at the University of Southern California (USC) is getting some unwanted attention after posting topless pictures of herself online.

According to feminist theory lecturer, Diana Blaine, students wanted "more of me after our class time has ended."

A new 2006 calender is naughty, but the faithful may not find it nice.

A German Protestant youth compiled the calender using 12 staged photos depicting erotic scenes from the Bible, including a topless Delilah cutting Samson's hair and a naked Eve offering an apple, reports Reuters.

Jacob Authier, 20, is a human billboard for the student body of Chapman college.

The film student rents out his chest and back for student political campaign slogans and birthday wishes at $1 per message.