A lot of programs feature nudity because it brings the ratings. Most writers thus chose to sex up shows and movies in order to get more viewers. Music videos are not to be left behind as they are getting racier by the day and some of these songs have actually been received better after their videos came out. As it always is when it comes to nudity, some of these instances were well received while others have generated controversy. However you look at nudity, it always gives people something to talk about.

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Officially speaking, credentialed reporters are allowed to conduct interviews in the locker room after a minute "cooling off" period, although things only looked like they were heating up by the Bengals' clubhouse. NFL Network reporters were horrified by what the channel aired. On Monday, NFL Network Executive Vice President Alex Riethmiller issued a public apology to the Bengals, saying, "It is a regrettable mistake by a production team, and one where we've already done a pretty thorough review of the procedures and processes that were dropped along the way to make sure that it doesn't happen again. Cincinnati left tackle Andrew Whitworth will not bury the hatchet.


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Getting naked for a summer photoshoot has basically become a yearly tradition for some of the NFL's biggest names. Although most of Wilfork's photos were released last week , photos of Brown and Miller weren't released until Wednesday. Just in case you're wondering, not every player got completely naked for every photo.




An NFL Network video interview of Cincinnati Bengals player Adam Jones was broadcast on Sunday, but it really wasn't just of Jones -- a handful of his Bengals teammates were visibly naked in the segment. Among the nude players in the team's locker room -- after their away win over the Buffalo Bills -- was offensive lineman Andrew Whitworth, a former Bengals representative to the NFL Players' Association. NFL players are allowed a minute cooling off period before media's allowed in the locker room following games. To avoid issues like Whitworth encountered on Sunday, league media generally avoids filming or photographing anything potentially NSFW. Whitworth, however, would like to see the locker room policy changed for a simple reason: He doesn't want complete strangers seeing him naked.