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The Naked Truth: Would you believe that Gilles Marini, that sexy naked guy who fuels all of Samantha's sexual fantasies in "Sex and the City: The Movie," is really rather shy? (USAToday)

Videodrome: The judge in the R. Kelly child pornography trial is threatening to issue a warrant for the arrest of a Chicago Sun-Times reporter who got his hands on a copy of the sex tape in question and hasn't been seen since. (Must be hot!) (AP)

Gentlemen (and women) Start Your Engines: The speculation has already begun as to who will be Barack Obama's running mate. (LAT)

Saved by the Blue: So now Tatum O'Neal wants us to believe that the ONE TIME she happened to go out looking for crack she got arrested? And that she was only slipping into her old habit because she was sad that her dog had died? I love ya, Little Darling, but now I see why they say drug users are nothing but liars. (Yes, I watch "Intervention.") (USAToday)

Jocks of the Future: Lacoste looks at the future of sports gear 75 years from now. (Lacoste)

Greece Is the Word: Defying governmental wrath, the mayor of a remote Greek island performed the country’s first same-sex marriages on Tuesday, wedding two men and two women. (NYT)

Busy Bodies: Five state lawmakers, backed by a conservative Christian policy group, sued Gov. David A. Paterson on Tuesday, seeking to block the governor’s order directing state agencies to recognize same-sex marriages performed outside New York. The lawsuit, filed in state Supreme Court in the Bronx, came as the Senate Republican conference all but ruled out taking any action to try to challenge the governor. The Christian group, the Alliance Defense Fund, based in Arizona, which represents the lawmakers, has fought efforts to legalize same-sex marriage in several states. So let me get this straight. A group in Arizona -- some 3,000 miles from New York -- is sticking its nose into our business? For crying out loud, aren't there some cactuses that need tended to? (AP)

Clay-Court Showdown: A Rafael Nadal vs. Novak Djokovic semifinal may be just what the men's French Open draw needs to wake things up. (AP)

Bound by Honor? "Showgirls" legend Gina Gershon is none-too-pleased about a new Vanity Fair article alleging her friendship with former President Bill Clinton might have gone to the next level, and her lawyers are letting the magazine know she's not going to take accusations of an affair lying down. (Boston)