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And Now...For Some 'Hot Or Not' Action

Don't you just love those Hot Or Not lists all the magazines have? PEOPLE has created its own handy-dandy list. This time, the men are in the hot seat. The burning question? Open shirts: hot or not? Now this is a tough question. I love a guy who shows a little skin, but if his skin is buried in a forest of hair under that shirt, well, I don't like it so much. Here are some pics to help you decide...can you guess who the stars are?

Geri Haliwell gets back to ginger roots

Former Spice Girl Geri Haliwell showed up at the Breast Cancer Care Annual Fashion Show looking amazingly ginger-ific and lively. A new mother, Ginger, who has also battled an eating disorder, looks healthy, spicy and diva-licious. I can't wait for the comeback. Source

Infatuation of the week: Zooey Deschanel

Is it just us, or is Winter Passing star Zooey Deschanel the new Courtney Cox? Source

Kate Winslet admits she has flaws too

Always sexy, and never too shy, Kate Winslet, 32, has proudly revealed her stretch marks for a raunchy sex scene in her latest film. She also admitted she had some last-minute nerves before the steamy clinch with co-star Patrick Wilson for her movie Little Children.

"It was very important for me to just be a real person and be in the position where I can stand up and say, 'Hey look, I'm normal. I have these stretch marks. I'm not perfect. The notion that women in films are perfect and beautiful and have some kind of secret beauty that nobody else has is just so ridiculous to me, because we're all normal. I was very, very nervous about it but it's such a huge part of the story that I was immersed in the characters. I just thought to myself, 'You know what, I'm playing a woman who is a mother and therefore it stands to reason that not every part of my body would be perfect - which, by the way, it's not - and who is perfect?"

Adrien Brody: Still too cool for school

People caught Hottie McHotterson Adrien Brody raising a glass of iced tea as he gets motoring on his Yamaha Vino scooter in Beverly Hills on Tuesday. Um hottest man ever? He does the Italian-chic thing better than anyone. Source

Christina Aguilera's back

Christina Aguilera's new album (out yesterday) is Back to Basics, and by that I mean, lil Aguilera is doing her normal soul-searching jazzy meets pop thing. She's also on the cover of this month's Rolling Stone looking delightful nautical. See jump for a run down of her TV appearances today.

Misogyny + Music = Sexy time

According to a study published Monday by the RAND Corporation, teenagers that spend more time listening to music with lyrics that objectify women or praise men for their voracious sexual appetites are more likely to become sexually active earlier in their youth.

"Kids are exposed to these sorts of messages not just in music but in culture in general," says Steven Martino, a RAND psychologist and lead researcher on the study. "It's better to have them be critical thinkers than have them just be sheltered teens."

Throughout the study, participants reported how often they were listening to 16 artists chosen by the study's authors based on their popularity. In every case  -- across racial and gender lines, and after accounting for factors like a heightened interest in sex or more permissive parents -- increased exposure to sexually degrading lyrics (though not merely sexual ones) led to increased sexual activity. Source