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Credit: Annie Leibovitz for Disney Parks

Taylor Swift Poses As Rapunzel for Disney

Originally posted 01/23/2013 02:30PM

Taylor, Taylor, let down your hair!

In a new photo, Taylor Swift poses as the fairy-tale character Rapunzel featured in Disney's Tangled, who is famous for her long, golden locks. Swift, 23, is the latest star to pose for Annie Leibovitz's Disney Dream Portrait series commissioned by Disney Parks.

In the photograph, the singer is perched atop a tower, dressed in a purple and pink gown and surrounded by endless locks of shiny, blonde hair.

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Filed Under: Walt Disney Company, Annie Leibovitz, Taylor Swift

Soccer's Biggest Stars Strip for Vanity Fair

Originally posted 05/04/2010 11:45AM

Ladies, you now have a reason to like soccer. Several reasons, in fact.

With the World Cup approaching, Vanity Fair is publishing some revealing photographs of many of the sport's biggest stars – wearing a lot less than they will in South Africa when the games begin next month.

Among the hunks showing off their battle-ready physiques in the Annie Leibovitz portraits: Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo, Ivory Coast's Didier Drogba, USA's Landon Donovan, Cameroon's Samuel Eto'o and Brazil's Kaká. For an added dose of patriotism, each player strips down to underwear designed in the colors of his nation's flag.

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Filed Under: Annie Leibovitz

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PEOPLE POLL: Miley Cyrus Photos 'Inappropriate'

Originally posted 04/29/2008 07:25AM

PEOPLE readers overwhelmingly object to Miley Cyrus's photo shoot for Vanity Fair, but they're divided on whether it will hurt her career.

In a PEOPLE.com poll, 77 percent of around 70,000 respondents labeled the Annie Leibovitz photos "inappropriate for a 15-year-old" compared with 23 percent who found them "appropriate."

On the other hand, readers split on whether this ultimately might hinder or help the Hannah Montana star's career.

While 51 percent thought the photos might harm Cyrus's professional standing, 49 percent thought the provocative pictures might, in fact, boost it.