Heidi Montag Pose bold for magazin

If sources are to be believed, Heidi Montag Pratt will pose bold for magazine .

“The Hills” star, who has been in the limelight for over-exposure, is expected to pose for the September issue of men’s magazine.

“There is nudity. It’s tasteful - she had a lot of fun with it,” The New York Daily News quoted a source, as telling People magazine.

However, there’s no confirmation from magazine side.

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The bombshell too is unavailable for comment at present.

She recently made news by appearing scantily dressed on NBC’s “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!” with husband Spencer Pratt. [collected from:blog.taragana.com]

Miley Cyrus: Nick and I Have "Reconnected"

Less than a week after Miley Cyrus called it quits with Justin Gaston, the pop star admits that she has "reconnected" with ex-boyfriend, Nick Jonas.Miley Cyrus says it's nice to be back on friendly terms with ex Nick Jonas.

"He's my best friend, and we still hang out all the time," she said Friday on 107.5 The River's Woody and Jim morning show in Nashville. "We've definitely reconnected. We don't know what's going to happen in the future, but right now we're just kind of kicking it and hanging out as much as we can."

Cyrus split with Jonas at the end of 2007. She told Seventeen last year that she "bawled for a month straight" and dyed her hair black after calling it quits.

"We both just kind of saw each other and kind of decided this whole thing is kind of stupid," Cyrus said. "We were all over the separation."

"I'm really happy to be back in their lives," she went on. "And our families are super happy we're hanging out again."

Madonna gets the right to adopt Mercy, the little Malawian girl

Now, Madonna has two children from the African country. Madonna has won an appeal against a lower court decision in Malawi that had denied her to adopt the little girl Mercy and take her to the US.

She had earlier adopted one boy from the same country.

A high Malawian court has ruled that Madonna can adopt a second child from the country, overturning a lower court's decision preventing the queen of pop from bringing home 3-year-old Chifundo "Mercy" James.

The lower court had denied her to adopt Mercy, arguing that Madonna was no longer married and being a single mother, had no right to adopt.

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Chief Justice of high Malawian court Lovemore Munlo said that the singer's commitment to helping disadvantaged children should have been taken into account when deciding on Madonna's request to adopt Mercy. Hmm, what about her fame? Just sayin'!

Madonna's lawyer Alan Chinula said he called his client after the ruling and told the press, "It's the wee hours of morning in New York but she is excited at the news. As her lawyer I am happy that this has settled this contentious issue...What the Supreme Court has done is grant a full adoption."