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It’s music to our ears when we hear that Hollywood hotties want to get naked just for the love of it - and to appease us lusty lads. Exotic eye candy Eva Mendes is up in arms, legs, the lot! Why? Because she’s sick to her hind teeth of being censored everytime she shows a bit of skin!

The skin in question is her dusky tones rolling around on a bed in the latest Calvin Klein perfume ad. The Hitch star let rip criticising the conservative US audiences and censors for cutting the raunchy bits, whilst being happy with TV and film violence. Good lass we say, here here and all that!

The feisty actress said:

"I’m completely American, I was born and …

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Poor Posh she must be spitting feathers, competitive lass that she is. She’s been upstaged by Mel B who is fast becoming a big hit in the States. It looks like shaking her arse on Strictly Come Dancing or whatever nonsense it was, has tipped the scales in her favour. Personally we reckon it was the Eddie Murphy babygate that did it. It’s certainly not looking so rosy in Camp Becks as Victoria Beckham reckons herself to be the fashionista extraordinaire (cries into her Slimmer’s Tea). Aye a load of pants that is much like her beleagered DVB fashion line which incidentally has been cancelled because she isn’t ready for it!

Now, Mel B being the curvy voluptuous type of …

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Camon Arry, what´s going on? Popular Pompey manager Harry Redknapp appeared to lose his marbles just minutes before his side´s defeat to Manchester United on Monday night.

The former West Ham boss strangely referred to Fratton Park as Upton Park. Blimey Arry, that´s the football equivalent of calling out another person´s name when you´re on the job. Could there be more to the rumours that the Hammers are lining up a bid to bring the Messiah back to East London?

Harry will be disappointed with last night´s result because his side deserved a draw and his boys have now played two games without a point - although you can´t get much tougher than a Chelsea / United start.

Sir Alex McTaggart, Last …

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