According to Daily Mail, Courtney Love posted some provocatives photos on her Facebook page. I tried to find the pictures myself, but I think it already being taken down. These photos were taken a while back because now she has tattoos of flowers all over her body. Courtney Love's topless photos here (also NSFW). Nevertheless, check out those censored pictures below:

I did find one fan site page, which is most probably Courtney Love's official fan site page on Facebook since it has the most fans there, but to read those awful comments there are just devastating for me. Some of the comments here:

She is just a poor human being who has trouble with drugs addiction and a really dark past (remember Kurt Kobain death?). Did she deserve it? I don't think so. Be strong girl!

This easily could be the cruelest video clip I ever seen. I know M.I.A. (Mathangi “Maya” Arulpragasm) from her 2007 album, Kala. The album was not bad, filled with heavily written lyrics and ranked one of the best albums of the year. My favorite song in it would be Paper Planes. So, when I got a buzz from one of my friends about M.I.A. latest single called Born Free, I frantically search in the internet for the music video. It turned out to be most intense 9 minutes of video clip. Born Free video was directed by Romain Gavras, a French director, was really hard to watch and swallowed.

Apparently, according to internet rumors this video was based on reality and remotely alludes to the discrimination of the Tamil ethnic group by the Sri Lankan government. Well, the truth is, after watching Miley Cyrus’ I Can’t Be Tamed and Christina Aguilera’s I Not Myself, I think this video definitely serves as a rude wake up call. This video was removed from YouTube on the same day it was put there.