Who is posing from a family value platform to MAXIM and PM in Nude Painting?

 

Why-Nude painting of PM raises eyebrows

How this happen-Adorable puppy falls from the sky

Wow-Underpants-Masked Man Robs Coffee Shop

What happen-Family values ex-Nevada lawmaker poses for Maxim

Why-Man strips naked on street in front of police

Wow-Underpants-Masked Man Robs Coffee Shop

Police in southwest Idaho say a man chose briefs over boxers to wear on his head as he held up a coffee shop and stole a safe. Coffee shop owner Jason Wilson tells the Idaho Statesman says he believes the man was likely not prepared when he entered Big Star Coffee in Fruitland with an accomplice on Tuesday morning. Wilson asked: "Who robs something with underwear on their head? “Investigators say the two burglars made off with about $500 in cash that was inside the safe. Their actions were captured on surveillance cameras inside and outside the shop.

Why-Man strips naked on street in front of police

A MAN chose the wrong audience to get naked for when he stripped off in front of police on a Brisbane street. Rodney Luke Coleman, 28, of Alice River appeared in custody in the Brisbane Magistrates Court today charged with wilful exposure on Makerston St next to police headquarters. Police told the court they were in the area when they saw Coleman refusing to get out of a taxi. They approached and began conducting checks on the 28-year-old as he stood on the footpath, where he proceeded to disrobe. He initially took off his shirt followed by his shorts and his underwear, all of which was observed by a female who was also in police custody. Coleman’s defence lawyer said he admitted to being a "pest" and to consuming some drugs he didn't usually take.

Why-Nude painting of PM raises eyebrows

KINGSTON, Ont. -- He's relaxed on a chaise lounge chair, leaning back but staring out at the viewer with a slight smirk as people surround him, a woman offers him a Tim Hortons coffee and a dog rests comfortably beside his leg. In contrast to the suits that surround him though, Prime Minister Stephen Harper is completely naked. The oil on canvas painting, entitled Emperor Haute Couture by artist Margaret Sutherland, is raising eyebrows at the Kingston, Ont., library where it is currently on display in a room. "It's a political satire of a contemporary political figure," Sutherland told QMI Agency. "A classic

pose using a contemporary figure. Sutherland added it's a modern take on Edouard Manet's 1863 painting, Olympia. The five-foot-long painting was unveiled earlier this month during the Kingston Arts Council annual juried art show. The piece is selling for $5,000. Not knowing what was headed their way before the painting arrived, the library had a difficult decision on what to do with the Emperor, chief librarian Patricia Enright said. Not because it was Harper, but the fact that it was a nude. Enright explained the room is used for meetings and other events including children's recitals.

How this happen-Adorable puppy falls from the sky

It was raining dog on one California family Tuesday after a tiny puppy fell from the sky onto their property. Elaine Bouschard and her grandson, Taylor Callaway, 7, found the dog after a hawk dropped it, KSEE24 News of Fresno, Calif., reported. "I looked up, and the hawk was just flying right here, circling around, and at that point we all just went to the puppy," Bouschard told the station. She pointed out three small "clutch marks" from the hawk's talons, and figures the "wiggly" little pup just squirmed out of the bird's clutches from about 30 feet up. "And when (the puppy) hit the ground, he bounced," she said. The family adopted the dog, which they named TJ Heavenly. "My thought is that when God drops a puppy from the sky, you keep it," Bouschard sai

What happen-Family values ex-Nevada lawmaker poses for Maxim

A former Nevada state Senator who ran on a Christian family values platform has posed in a bikini as a write-in candidate for the men's magazine Maxim's "Hot 100" contest.The magazine will announce results of the annual contest next week, but a photo of Elizabeth Halseth posed in a black bikini against a desert mountain backdrop has featured on the magazine's website as one of the most popular 'Hot 100' write-ins of the




year."The former state senator of Nevada clearly knows a thing or two about campaigning: The votes for Halseth keep on coming," a caption under her write-in candidacy photo reads. "And with a couple years in office under her belt, she just might be ready to represent on the Hot 100."News of the arc of Halseth's career, from staunch advocate of family to potential pin-up model, has stirred reactions ranging from "only in Las Vegas" to regret over damage to the Republican cause.Gene Newman, digital editorial director at Maxim, said Halseth submitted photos to the magazine in March, and agreed to be included in the contest. Halseth could not be reached to




comment.Halseth ran as a political unknown in 2010, surprising observers by winning as a Republican in a majority-Democrat district. Her campaign included a mailer with a photo of her opponent, Benny Yerushalmi and his wife, who wore a revealing evening dress. A caption beside the photo read, "Not Our Values."Then 27, Halseth became the youngest woman ever elected to Nevada's senate. Her star continued to rise as a political group named Citizens Outreach named her Conservative of the Year.