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 T Nickelodeon star gone wild! Amanda Bynes recently posted some REALLY racy photos on Instagram. 
 
 T Check out my hair – and my hot body! Lindsay Lohan wasn’t shy about showing off her assets in this topless snap. 
 
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 I Kim Kardashian loves showing off her famous figure in totally scandalous Instagram pics. 
 
 T Top Model star Adrianne Curry brought her camera inside of the shower. 
 
 I Good Girl Gone Bad Rihanna is always living up to her album title with her racy snaps. 
 
 I Ke$ha gave fans a glimpse into her bedroom, posting this nearly naked image. 
 
 T Always one to stir up controversy, Lady Gaga got naked for this social media portrait. 
 
 T Oops! Alison Pill accidentally posted this topless selfie on her Twitter page. 
 
 T Courtney Stodden uses her Twitter page to flaunt her barely legal assets. 
 
 Aubrey O’Day really steamed up social media with this topless image. 
 
 T Oh, Coco! Ice-T’s famously figured wife definitely pushes the envelope with her R-rated selfies. 
 
 T Heidi Klum took her followers “body surfing” with this sexy snap of her bikini body. 
 
 T Demi Moore is clearly not shy about her bikini body! 
 
 T Russell Brand refuses to let the ladies have all the fun when it comes to scandalous social media photos! The comedian shared this hilarious and barely legal photo on his Twitter page. 
 
 T Snooki loves showing off her slimmed down swimsuit body in scandalous style. 
 
 T AnnaLynne McCord steamed up the 90210 zipcode when sheaccidentally uploaded his topless photo to her Twitter page. 
 
 T Jenelle Evans flaunts her fake boobs in bikinis with numerous selfies. 
 
 T Check out my bangin’ backside! Ashley Tisdale flaunted her bombshell booty in this sexy vacation snap. 
 
 I Sexy supermodel Candice Swanepoel was incredibly cheeky in this revealing shot of her backside. 
 
 Justin Bieber is a social media showoff when it comes to flashing his abs. 
 
 T Cassie didn’t waste any time after hopping out of the shower before she took a sexy selfie. 
 
 I Chrissy Teigan allowed her fans to view her sexy spray-tanning experience. 
 
 T Courtney Love is known to post not-so family friendly photos on Twitter. 
 
 T Deena Cortese steams up the Jersey Shore as well as social media with her oversized assets. 
 
 T Haylie Duff looks smokin’ hot in her selfie. 
 
 T Jennifer Love Hewitt has never been bashful about showing off her bombshell boobs. 
 
 T Even Jordin Sparks has a scandalous selfie in her Twitter history. 
 
 T Kate Upton gives fans a glimpse into her bathroom. 
 
 T Lisa Rinna looks super hot for her age, and isn’t shy about showing off her body. 
 
 T Mariah Carey took a dip in her bathtub, bringing one of her beloved dogs, as well as her Twitter followers, with her. 
 
 T Kathy Griffin took her pants off for her fans on Twitter. 
 
 I Kendall Jenner always uploads stripped down bikini pics. 
 
 T Kris Jenner was majorly embarrassed when Khloe Kardashian shared her nip-slip moment with the world. 
 
 T Miley Cyrus Can’t be Tamed on social media. 
 
 T Pauly D has posted a bevy of topless photos on social media over the years. 
 
 T Ricky Gervais has a sense of humor when it comes to racy Twitter images. 
 
 T Teri Hatcher got wet and wild in this sexy snap. 
 
 T Tori Spelling’s husband accidentally uploaded this photo of their son, with his wife’s boobs exposed in the background. 
 
 T Nicki Minaj flaunted her divalivious bikini body with her fans. ||||| (Again) 
 
 It’s crazy enough that we live in a world where someone was paid to photoshop pubes onto a photograph of Justin Bieber. But it’s even crazier that this happened on an ad that was literally made for Instagram — a platform that won’t even allow pubic hair at all if it’s attached to a woman. 
 
 Instagram exposed its double standard yet again last week when it pulled a photo posted by awesome Australian store/blog/styling agency Sticks & Stones. This is the photo that the company wasted no hesitation in deleting, along with Sticks & Stones entire account and over two years of owner Ainsley Hutchence‘s hard work: 
 
 As you can see, the girls, are no more naked than J.B., and certainly a lot less naked than Kim Kardashian was on Paper magazine. But this isn’t about slut shaming — it’s about a photo-sharing platform trying to determine what female bodies should look like. 
 
 We’ve seen it play out before, when the platform deleted a plus size woman’s account, and when they deleted photographer Petra Collins‘ one after she posted a photo of her unaltered body wearing bikini bottoms. “I’m used to the fact that images of unaltered women are seen as unacceptable,” Petra wrote in a post titled “Why Instagram Censored My Body.” “What I did have was an image of MY body that didn’t meet society’s standard of ‘femininity’.” 
 
 Ainsley agrees. “If a girl is pushing her enormous fake boobs up toward the camera with a bikini top on that’s okay by Instagram censorship standards,” she told c-heads.com, “but if she is sitting on a field of grass looking into a sunset with no top on, completely unaltered, than she is reported as inappropriate.” This is the entire point of #FreetheNipple. 
 
 The censorship also exposes another problem with how we look at female bodies. It’s that they aren’t inherently sexual. Seeing them as such is a direct result of censorship — we aren’t exposed to the nude female form unless it has been edited, homogenized, and sold back to us with a big side of sex. So even when we see ones that hasn’t, we either turn into gawking 12-year-old boys or clutch our pears and click “report.” How are we going to be desensitized if something as innocent as a nipple is deemed deathly offensive? 
 
 This is exactly the point Caitlin Stasey was trying to make when she launched her feminist website Herself.com last week. Features on Herself.com consist of a Q&A and nude photo shoot with a series of racially, economically, physically, and geographically diverse women. 
 
 “I want to help demystify the female form,” Stasey told Australian women’s site Daily Life, “to assist in the erasure of coveting it, and to help celebrate the ever changing face of it. We consider a woman’s sexuality so linked to her physicality that for a woman to appear naked publicly is automatically an act of sex and not for herself. There’s also a very specific construct of woman we are all used to seeing, and while those women are no less women, I was so desperate to see different faces, different bodies.” 
 
 Of course, if you search the hashtag #freethenipple you’ll get thousands of nipple shots from unknown Instagram users. The company isn’t going to waste its time on small fish — it’ll go after the users who have spent years building a following that run the highest risk of being targeted. Any trigger-happy do-gooders would better advised to spend their time asking why these images make them feel uncomfortable. Why can you laugh off Justin Bieber’s CK ad while having a visceral reaction to the photo by Sticks & Stones? Why are some women’s bodies more offensive to you than others? Is it because they’re hairier? Bigger? Blacker? Do you even care or is it just society telling you to? 
 
 Follow Sticks & Stones’ new account here. 
 
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– Lindsay Lohan posted a topless photo to Instagram over the weekend, baring the PG-13 portion of her breasts alongside a male friend at the Cannes Film Festival. It wasn't her first time posting topless photos online—and she's not alone. These 10 other celebrities have also shown some serious skin on social media: James Franco recently posted a picture of himself, shirtless, with his hand down his underwear. It was quickly deleted, but you can see it here. Courtney Love bared her butt (more than once) in a series of racy pictures she tweeted in 2010. Miley Cyrus has also bared her butt (though hers wasn't bare) in this shot of her in a bra she tweeted recently. (But hey, she's been tweeting suggestive selfies since 2009.) Rihanna posted a picture of one of her tattoos, the goddess Isis, on Instagram in 2012—and, oh, it just happens to be located under her breasts. (She's also tweeted a topless picture before.) Geraldo Rivera tweeted a picture of himself wearing nothing but a terrifyingly low-slung towel in 2013 to prove that "70 is the new 50." Lenny Kravitz once graced Twitter with an image of his tattooed butt as he showered. Ashton Kutcher once tweeted a TMI photo of now-ex-wife Demi Moore's bikini-clad butt. Similarly, a picture of Tori Spelling's boobs once got tweeted, perhaps by accident, by her husband. Katy Perry tweeted a picture of herself, naked in a bath tub ... but with pizza covering her naughty bits. Kim Kardashian bared quite a bit of butt and side-boob in a swimsuit selfie she called a "big middle finger" to everyone who snarked about weight she gained while pregnant. For more, click to see 40 super-revealing Twitter pictures and celebrity selfies.