It appears that ESPN reporter Erin Andrews, who some might consider attractive, ok .... duh she's a knockout, will sue the person who secretly videotaped her naked in a hotel room. Andrews is seen in the video (I didn't watch it, I just heard about it), fixing her hair wearing absolutely nothing. Do women routinely comb their hair in the nude?
Somehow this person videotaped her through a peep hole. Makes you feel real safe in hotel rooms these days, doesn't it? Who know, you too could be on candid camera.
Anyway, the New York Post published a story on the subject and even provided still images of the video tape on its Web site. Makes me wonder if this news outlet sort of stooped to the same low as the camera man. Ethically, I think they did. Legally, they did not. They knew the pics would draw tons of traffic to its Web site and that's why they posted them. It's hard for people who viewed the photos for any reason other than sheer curiousity to point angry fingers at the Post. It seems they're kinda guilty too of at least gazing at the images.
Update: I've been told that many women prefer to fix their hair without clothes on because hair would otherwise get all over their top and look like they're shedding. I suppose I'll try this and see how it goes. Or not.
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