This incident happened at the super bowl in 2004, now the  US government has asked the Supreme Court to reimpose the $500,000 fine that was earlier dropped. Justin Timberlake has publicly apoligized for this incident several years ago. Janet Jackson has always said it was a “wardrobe malfunction,” amid criticism from some quarters that it looked every bit as carefully choreographed as their routine, watched by 90 million viewers at home. After a three-year court fight, a federal court in Philadelphia in July ruled that the network could not be held responsible for Janet Jackson’s actions. Now the US government wants to reimpose the fine. This is just adding fuel to a long publicty event that is only benefiting Janet Jackson’s career and Justin Timberlake. It is up to the Supreme Court to decide whether it will consider the request.

Well Boy George is at it again  29-year-old Audun Carlsen, a male escort was in a british court describing how he was beaten and handcuffed to Boy George’s wall. He met george thru the website Gaydar, they got to the bedroom and snapped some shots, Carlsen said, then George suddenly invited a second, unidentified man to join them,they held me down and beat me. I could not move,” Carlsen testified, per the BBC. “They pulled me down on to the floor and they were sitting on top of me. The other man didn’t beat me he just helped George to hold me down. George was slapping me and beating me and punching me and screaming things.” Carlsen managed to wriggle free of the restraints by unscrewing the hook and fled the apartment in nothing but his underwear. Now this guy Carlsen showed up two times is he enjoying this or is Boy George out of control, with all his addictions?

Performances at the American Music Awards were in High Definition this year with Miley Cyrus, who sang a energetic set and celerbrated her 16th birthday backstage with friends. Host was Jimmy Kimmel  The show featured a record 19 performances, most notably Alicia Keyes’ doing “Superwoman” with surprise guests Queen Latifah and Other highlights included an opening 7-minute medley of Christina Aguilera’s greatest hits. The biggest winners of the night were Chris Brown who won three awards including Artist of the Year and Alicia Keys, Rihanna and Kanye West, each taking home two AMA trophies. The 19-year-old Brown seemed stunned and at a loss for words when he was announced as the winner of the Artist of the Year award. Justin Timberlake was on hand to present the 2008 American Music Awards special “Award of Merit” to Annie Lennox who gave a heartfelt piano solo performance, then was honored for her work with the groundbreaking Eurythmics and her illustrious solo career. Additionally, Mariah Carey was recognized for becoming the solo artist with the most number one hits of all time.