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 (Some) 
 Sponsors, 
 Celebs 
 Support 
 Phelps 

A few celebs are also in his corner

Feb 3, 09 8:36 AM CST
(Newser) - Michael Phelps’ sponsors are supportive—so far—following his bong imbroglio, AP reports. Watchmaker Omega called the whole thing a “nonissue,” and Speedo reiterated that Phelps is a “valued member of the Speedo team.” Experts say Phelps better stick to the straight and narrow—he promised... More »

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Michael Phelps • 2008 Beijing Olympics • swimming • marijuana • photograph • Internet leak • corporate sponsorship • Olympic athletes • Olympics • gold medalist

 Not Your Best Idea Ever, Miley 

Eye-slanting not a good 'example' from Disney star

Feb 3, 09 8:05 AM CST
(Newser) - Miley Cyrus’ latest less-than-wholesome stunt? Slanting her eyes in a party pic that's been slammed by an Asian-American group, TMZ reports. “The photograph of Miley Cyrus and other individuals slanting their eyes is offensive to the Asian Pacific American community and sets a terrible example for her many young... More »

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celebrity • photograph • Internet leak • Hannah Montana • Miley Cyrus • racist • Asian-Americans

 This Picture Is Worth $6K 

Leaders traditionally release limited number of pictures

Jan 19, 09 8:02 AM CST
(Newser) - When the five current, former, and future occupants of the Oval Office mugged together at the White House last week, one could almost hear the cash registers cha-chinging, reports Politico. All five will sign a limited 250 copies of the photo—with each keeping 50—instantly jacking the value to... More »

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Barack Obama • Jimmy Carter • Bill Clinton • president • photograph • George HW Bush • autographs • George W. Bush

 Fed-Up Photog 
 Ready to 
 Sue Moore 

Filmmaker used iconic pic without permission

Jan 15, 09 8:33 AM CST
(Newser) - Michael Moore may have gone too far this time: Prize-winning photographer Michael Yon is readying a lawsuit against the filmmaker for using one of his iconic photos from Iraq without permission, the New York Post reports. The image of an American soldier carrying the bloody body of an Iraqi child... More »

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Iraq • photography • lawsuit • photograph • Michael Moore • copyright infringement • photojournalist • Michael Yon

 Photogs Settle 
 Case of Nude 
 Monroe Pics 

Limited set of prints will be sold

Jan 13, 09 9:52 AM CST
(Newser) - The lawsuit over the final nude photos of Marilyn Monroe has been settled amicably, Reuters reports. Photographer Bert Stern, who shot the photos weeks before Monroe’s death in a session known as “the last sitting,” will work with the two photographers he sued to develop and sell... More »

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celebrity • photograph • Marilyn Monroe • nude photo • Bert Stern • nude

 For Paparazzi, Obamas 
 Are as Hot as Pitt-Jolies  

Paparazzi competition heats up for snaps of future first family

Jan 10, 09 8:14 AM CST
(Newser) - Hordes of photographers are gearing up to make their fortunes with photos of the glamorous new first family, Elizabeth Wolff writes in New York magazine.The transition team is trying to carefully manage images of the Obamas, but they're up against patient and wily paparazzi trying to sneak shots of... More »

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Barack Obama • Michelle Obama • paparazzi • photograph • photographers • Malia Obama • Sasha Obama • President Obama

New Photos
of Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison Surface

Photographer: 'John was really on the skids'

Jan 5, 09 11:21 AM CST
(Newser) - Candid new photos of Johnny Cash during his famous 1968 appearance at Folsom Prison have been released by the reporter and photographer who accompanied him during the concert that turned his career around. "John was really on the skids" at the time, former reporter Gene Beley told the Sacramento ... More »

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prison • photograph • Johnny Cash • concert • Folsom Prison • Columbia Records

 Baby Bronx Makes 
 Online Debut 

Wentz, Simpson post picks of month-old son ... for free

Dec 26, 08 11:21 AM CST
(Newser) - Sticking to earlier statements about not pimping out their wee one for mad sums of cash, new parents Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz posted a freebie pic of their one-month-old online. “We decided to share the best gift we could ever receive with you: Bronx Mowgli Wentz. We couldn’... More »

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celebrity • photograph • Pete Wentz • Ashlee Simpson • celebrity baby • Bronx Mowgli Wentz

 Journal's Year in Pictures 

See the year again, for the first time

Dec 24, 08 8:55 PM CST
(Newser) - Rupert Murdoch always said he’d make the Wall Street Journal more visually interesting, and it doesn’t get much more visually interesting than the 2008 “Year in Photos” feature the paper began today. You can see many of the Journal’s selections, spanning global conflict, the financial... More »

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Wall Street Journal • photography • photograph • photojournalism • Best of 2008

Pix Bare Obama's Cocky College Days

Long-lost 1980 student photos of debonair freshman emerge

Dec 18, 08 5:12 AM CST
(Newser) - Long-lost photos of college freshman Barry Obama smoking and posing with a hat have emerged with Time magazine's "Man of the Year" story. Photographer Lisa Jack says the 1980 photo shoot of her fellow student at Occidental College in Los Angeles reveals a "spirit of fun and thoughtfulness"... More »

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Barack Obama • photograph • photographers • Occidental College

One in 5 Teens Has Sent
or Posted Racy Photos

And 1 in 3 say they've received such photos

Dec 10, 08 11:24 AM CST
(Newser) - A New Hampshire teen suspended from school last week for sending a racy photo via cell phone wasn’t the first, the Boston Globe reports—and won’t be the last: One in five teens has uploaded a compromising image, and nearly one in three has received a half-naked or... More »

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Internet • cell phones • nudity • photograph • suspension • child pornography • teenager • sexting

Madonna Wants $7.5M From UK Paper Over Wedding Pics

Mail on Sunday admits it broke privacy, copyright law, but calls sum 'fantasy'

Dec 8, 08 3:15 PM CST
(Newser) - Madonna wants $7.5 million in damages from a British newspaper that admitted to violating copyright and privacy laws in publishing photos from her wedding to Guy Ritchie, the Guardian reports today. Her lawyer says the photos were stolen, and the damages reflect their worth. “Their true commercial value... More »

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newspaper • lawsuit • photograph • Britain • Madonna • celebrity divorces • invasion of privacy • Guy Ritchie • Mail on Sunday

Rare Monroe Pics Up for Auction

Shots date back to star's first modeling assignment

Dec 6, 08 5:16 AM CST
(Newser) - Christie's is selling a collection of Marilyn Monroe photographs that span the star's life from her first modeling assignment to weeks before her death, the AP reports. The collection, taken by the some of the world’s most famous photographers, captures Monroe in all her various moods and is expected... More »

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auction • celebrity • photograph • Marilyn Monroe

Jolie Photo Deal Hinged on Positive Coverage

Star's 'editorial plan' part of careful campaign to mold public image

Nov 21, 08 3:57 AM CST
(Newser) - Angelina Jolie wanted more than mere millions of dollars for the first photos of herself  and her new twins, the New York Times reports. As part of a carefully orchestrated campaign to mold her public image, the star demanded, and won, a promise from People that the magazine's future coverage... More »

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Angelina Jolie • Brad Pitt • paparazzi • celebrity • photograph • publicity • media coverage • celebrity baby

 
 Mags, Schmags: 
 Minnie Debuts 
 Kid on MySpace 

Goes straight to fans rather than make money from mag

Oct 7, 08 11:35 AM CDT
(Newser) - Rather than make a mint off his mug, new mom Minnie Driver posted photos of son Henry on her MySpace page, the Sun reports. Thousands of fans have logged on to the actress's profile to check out the sleeping 1-month-old. Driver still refuses to reveal her babydaddy, saying, "He's... More »

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celebrity • photograph • Minnie Driver • celebrity baby

 Fed Porn Probe 
 Targets Spears 
 Photo Thief 

Underage breastfeeding pics could carry pornography charges

Sep 22, 08 10:04 AM CDT
(Newser) - A stolen photo of teen mom Jamie Lynn Spears breastfeeding has turned what seemed to be a breach of Wal-Mart security into a federal case, TMZ reports. Copies of a dozen snapshots, allegedly purloined when baby daddy Casey Aldridge had legit copies made at a Louisiana store, could result in... More »

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Britney Spears • crime • digital photography • photograph • Jamie Lynn Spears • Casey Aldridge • Wal-Mart

 Jolie-Pitt Clan 
 Masters 'Studied
 Casual' Look 

Their 'Benetton' photo shoot carefully stylized

Aug 11, 08 1:18 PM CDT
(Newser) - The photos in People of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s ever-expanding multi-cultural brood put out a vibe of a normal family relaxing and having fun, notes USA Today. Don't buy it for a second. "This was very well planned and very well executed," says publicist and author... More »

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Angelina Jolie • Brad Pitt • photograph • People Magazine • celebrity parents

'DC Madam' Mom Sues to Stop Release of Suicide Photos

Says disclosure is an invasion of privacy

Aug 7, 08 11:56 AM CDT
(Newser) - The mother of 'DC Madam' Deborah Jeane Palfrey is suing to stop police from releasing photos of her daughter's suicide scene, the St. Petersburg Times reports. A public records law allows disclosure, but the Blanche Palfrey's attorney argues it's "inappropriate, unacceptable, and personally harmful." The late Palfrey... More »

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suicide • prostitution • DC Madam • Deborah Jeane Palfrey • lawsuit • photograph

 $15M Twins Debut Monday 

People mag will release record-breaking first photo

Aug 1, 08 10:44 AM CDT
(Newser) - The world will see the first images of Knox and Vivienne Jolie-Pitt on Monday. People and  Hello! magazines teamed up to win the bidding war for exclusive rights to the photos by offering $11 million to $15 million, the New York Post reports. Though initial reports speculated the price could... More »

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Angelina Jolie • Brad Pitt • twins • photograph • People Magazine • celebrity parents • celebrity interview • Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt • Knox Leon Jolie-Pitt

 Military Blocks
 Iraq Casualty Photos

Journalists complain war is being sanitized

Jul 26, 08 5:07 AM CDT
(Newser) - Over 4,000 US troops have died in Iraq but only a handful of photographs of dead Americans have reached the media, the New York Times reports. Military regulations do not forbid taking photographs of casualties, but access to death sites is often denied. Photographers who do publish grim images... More »

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Iraq • US military • Iraq death toll • photograph • casualties • Iraq war

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