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"I don't see how it's inappropriate because I'm not even washing the car," said supermodel Kate Upton, whose ad for Mercedes-Benz has drawn criticism for being too sexy and objectifies women, even as it garners more than seven million views on YouTube. TODAY's Lester Holt interviews. (TODAY)

TODAY's Amy Robach talks to experts about a common submission fantasy that has women flocking to book stores to get a copy of "Fifty Shades of Grey," a racy novel by British author E.L. James. (TODAY)

High school senior Sydney Spies and her mom Miki join TODAY to talk about why they are fighting back after Sydney's high school yearbook deemed her photo oversexualized and inappropriate to print. (TODAY)

A YouTube prank involving school children and racy song lyrics won't put singer on sex offender list. WOOD's Henry Erb reports. 

NBC's Jim Miklaszewski discusses new information regarding a report of lewd videos being taped aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Enterprise. (msnbc tv)

Country music star Julianne Hough's new music video for her song "Is that so wrong" has been pulled from CMT. Life & Style Weekly's Dawn Yanek weighs in on the controversy. (msnbc tv)

Bravo's Andy Cohen chats about the latest in celebrity gossip, including shocking pictures of TV's "Glee" cast for a GQ spread and the drama surrounding "Teen Mom" Amber Portwood. 

The teen retailer is re-launching its racy A&F Quarterly catalog after a seven-year absence. Msnbc's Alex Witt talks with business expert Bob Phibbs. 

A sexy photo shoot intended to promote the annual pageant is revealing more than the contestants' personalities. And, as NBC's Miguel Almaguer reports, some say the images are sending the wrong message to young women.