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Is Nip-Slipping Really a Slip-Up?
By Allison Moore
Washington, D.C. (Nov. 29,
2011) -- Katie Holmes may have
done it last month on the show, How I Met Your Mother. Demi
Lovato appeared to do it at the recent Latin Grammys. Tori
Spelling just did it on Twitter, or so the blurry image
suggests. And Courtney Love just did it at a premiere for the
children's film, Hugo.
What are they doing?
Nip slipping -- the intentional or unintentional exposure of
one's nipple in front of a large audience.
The practice is nothing new with entertainers from Claire Danes
to Lindsay Lohan to Taylor Swift to Eva Longoria (and many
others) being snapped with a nip hanging out over the years. And
who can forget Janet Jackson's nip slip during the Super Bowl
halftime entertainment, an act that generated numerous probes
from prying attorneys and federal investigators.
Was Demi Lovato giving us the slip?
But it seems that more and more actresses are nip slipping these
days and it makes this reporter wonder if it's unintentional at
all. The nip slip generates a tremendous amount of press, which
is the Mother's Milk (forgive the pun) of female entertainers.
So long as the actress doesn't mind a little embarrassment,
slipping a nip can be a sure fire way to get people talking
about you again.
So the next time you read about a nip slip, ask yourself: Was
that truly a slip-up?