Heidi to Bare All for Playboy

Even the apparently fame-seeking have declined

(NEWSER) - Not all celebrities want to take it all off, especially for flesh mags like Playboy and Playgirl. Celebuzz lists 15 who've turned down an offer to strip down:

• JWoww: Just because one is a reality show star from Jersey Shore doesn't necessarily mean one wants to pose for Playboy ... even for $400,000.
• Pattie Mallette: Justin Bieber was probably quite relieved at this rejection, considering Mallette is his mother.
• Lindsay Lohan: Despite the fact that she kinda needs the money, she said no to Playboy.

Reality star will hit skin mag for new spread with new breasts

(NEWSER) - Missed Heidi Montag's first Playboy spread? Fear not: Soon you'll have another chance to gaze upon the reality show star—and her new DDD breasts. Montag is planning a second appearance in the skin mag because she "loves her new body" and is "finally ready to pose topless," a source tells In Touch —but perhaps the most compelling reason is the $500,000 paycheck. "She could use the money," explains the friend. More»

Half a mil wasn't enough for Lohan, but $900K might just do the trick

(NEWSER) - Sadly, Lindsay Lohan supposedly turned down Hugh Hefner’s $500,000 offer to appear nude in Playboy. Luckily for those who shed tears at that news, the actress is now considering a $900,000 offer, sources tell Perez Hilton. Seems like it’s only a matter of time… More»

Plus, first Survivor gets dragged back to jail, and more

(NEWSER) - Former Miss California Carrie Prejean is only controversial “because she’s so beautiful,” Donald Trump told David Letterman last night. “She said that a man should marry a woman, and it became very controversial for whatever reason, but I always said it was really because of her great beauty.” Letterman’s reply, per Gawker: “Why should heterosexuals be the only ones who are miserable?” Elsewhere: More»

No wonder Spencer let her do it

(NEWSER) - Heidi Montag’s overhyped nude Playboy shoot is just that—hype. Sources tell TMZ the magazine was under orders to show “no nipples, no vagina, no ass.” That runs counter to Montag's recent assertion to Life & Style that “I’m not wearing anything in the Playboy pictures. My skin is my accessory,” Gawker reports. The most shocking part? The skin mag is rumored to have paid $500,000 for the spread. More»