Celebrity Sleuth Magazine Back Issue, Number # 60

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EDITORIAL
Public morality follows people's confidence and optimism in their wealth and lifestyle," observes leading French academic Dr. Guy Fournier. "During an economic downtown like the present one,
women are less inclined to let it all hang out and more likely to cover up." Not between our covers ...
"It will be interesting to see what the global credit crunch does to our clothes," wonders former Dynasty disrober Joan Collins {a six-time Sleuth stripee}. 'Whenever countries enter a recession period, hemlines go down and more ladylike clothes are fashionable again. And sunning this summer in St. Tropez," Joan noted: "it looks as though many women are deciding to cover up rather more than they used to. This is surprising because, after all, it was the Riviera that started the topless wave."
Which has the French all up in arms: "It looks like going topless has gone out of fashion," a jet set woman was recently heard to gasp along the Cote d'Azur. "Men are whining everywhere you turn that there are no more bare boobs on the beach!" So let them turn to our Shama SAND {baring more than boobs on pages 8-11}.
Why even NudesWorthy 4's sweetheart Sandra Bullock recently did a "bare bottom scene" at age 44 in the hit film The Proposal, and when asked if she could be granted one wish, Sandy replied: "I'd get really, really large breasts�really big knockers." Which the inspiration for another America's Sweetheart, Julia Roberts, now regrets: "Breast implants made me feel a lot sexier," says the real-life Erin Brockovich�whom jugged-up Julia won her only Oscar portraying. "But now that I'm older," the 47-year-old legal eagle expounds, "they are a pain in the ass. They don't make tops for women my age that will accommodate 38DD."
So even though "the New Math" for starlets seems to increasingly define Algebrassiere as: 36A + 1,0K = 36D ... some women feel it doesn't add up: "I know only one girl who has a good tit job," snarks skinny supermodel Kate Moss. "And most of them are so hard you can knock on them like a door. I'm not into them."
Neither were the lovers of Exhibit A�B cup actress Tam Reid: "Guys I was dating would be like, What's wrong with them? They look really bad,"' Reid relates about her "Plastic Surgery Nightmare" that lasted 3 years, starting in 2004. "I got my breasts done for the first time because they were uneven. I was a 34B, but the right one was always bigger than the left. I asked for big Bs, but the surgeon did not give me big Bs. He gave me Cs, and I didn't want them. At all. Right after the surgery, I had some bumps along the edges of my nipples, but the doctor said, 'Don't worry, it's going to be better.' Instead it started to get worse and worse."
Unlike Sleuth's unique "NudesWorthy" sextet of issues...which are only getting better and better�in keeping with our original motto for this timely series: "All The Nudes That Fit We Print!"
For as the lucky No. 7 selectee from our "25 Sexiest Women of 2009," Lucy Pinder, concluded: "Sex is what boobs are for isn't it? The two go hand in hand."
Going DOUBLE for us, Sleuth