You'd think Joanna Krupa and her fiancé, businessman Romain Zago, would have jumped right into bed when she was voted off of Dancing With the Stars. You see, it wasn't long ago that the Playboy model admitted to us that DWTS had killed their sex life. "I have no time for anything except rehearsals," she told us back in late October. "When I get home from rehearsals, I don't want to be bothered. Cuddling is enough for me.

Joanna Krupa apparently believes in the value of a varied resume: she's now added "posing nude for PETA" to her other credentials, which range from Dancing with the Stars to modeling for lingerie ads to posing for Playboy.

Next month, readers of Playboy and surfers of the Internet will be able to see Joanna Krupa nude in Playboy.

Moreover, they can see this model almost naked in a former ad for PETA.

With those images in mind, it's difficult to get overly excited for Krupa's latest PETA campaign. She's merely topless in the poster.

Said Krupa, who poses in the ad with her dog and advocates pet adoption:

"We're trying to spread the word that breeding isn't the way to go. Somebody needs to put their foot down and stop this breeding and these puppy mills... they're in these little tiny cages, and all they're doing is breeding their whole life. It makes me so angry that our government doesn't do anything about it. So I am!"

Hey, maybe Sarah Palin will do something about it if elected in 2012. Oh, wait. She likes to shoot animals, not save them.

Model Joanna Krupa, one of four competitors left on "Dancing with the Stars," will pose nude in the December issue of Playboy magazine.

“Nudity is natural,” Krupa, 30, told Fox News of her decision to bare all for the magazine.

This will be the second time Krupa will appear on the magazine's cover. She also graced the front of the July 2005 issue.

The latest photo shoot was done by photographer Rankin in London. Reportedly, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner didn’t like the artistic style of the photos and wanted a re-shoot, but Krupa "declined to shoot with anyone else."

Krupa said she didn't want to "display more skin than I saw on my last beach trip to St. Tropez ... so my cover and spread are sexy without being shocking.”

Besides "DWTS," Krupa was featured on the celebrity game show "Superstars" this summer. She and her partner, NFL player Terrell Owens, were eliminated on the first episode, but because of another team's injury, they were asked to come back and continue competing.

Polish model Joanna Krupa is no longer "Dancing With the Stars."
Even though Krupa and her partner Derek Hough consistently earned high scores on the hit ABC show, they were eliminated Tuesday. They collected an impressive 81 out of 90 points for their performances on Monday's episode, landing them in second place during the semifinals. But fans failed to keep the couple afloat with their votes.

Viewer votes are combined with judges' scores to determine which contestant is eliminated each week.

"It's been such an amazing experience," Krupa said after learning her fate. "I've grown as a person. Thank you for giving me the opportunity."

Tuesday's episode also featured a slew of musical performances. The surviving Bee Gees celebrated the band's 50th anniversary by performing the hit "You Should Be Dancing."

Alicia Keys sang her single "Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart" from her new album, due in stores next month.

A new "Dancing" champ will be crowned next week. Singer Mya, reality star Kelly Osbourne and entertainer Donny Osmond will compete for the show's coveted mirrorball trophy.

One of the latest trends on Twitter is a diet application which lets the user list the food he or she has eaten.

Tweet What You Eat is essentially a food diary that you can keep up to date with everything you consume, with calorie values provided for the foods.

The idea is that everyone can see what you’re munching, and the potential calorific damage you’re doing to your body, hence you’ll be shamed into a healthier diet.

In theory anyway, although we imagine some people will use it as a boast sheet of how many kebabs they’ve had this week.

You could also argue that the calorie values may be suspect in some cases, as they’re compiled using CrowdCal, a user-driven calorie database which isn’t guaranteed to be accurate.

However, the proof is in the pudding (or indeed not eating the pudding), and Tweet What You Eat has been used successfully by several celebrities.

Stephen Fry reportedly lost an impressive six stone in six months, and Matt Lucas dropped half a stone in two weeks. Presumably it was more effective than “Fat Fighters” anyway.

Michael Jackson's death was not simply a drug overdose but a homicide, says the Los Angeles coroner's office. News broke this afternoon that the LAPD issued a warrant for Jackson's personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, today. Legal experts and journalists say official charges are the next step.
Michael Jackson's Death Ruled a Homicide

Michael Jackson's death was not simply a drug overdose but a homicide, says the Los Angeles coroner's office. News broke this afternoon that the LAPD issued a warrant for Jackson's personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, today. Legal experts and journalists say official charges are the next step.

Per CNN's story:

The Los Angeles coroner has concluded preliminarily that singer Michael Jackson died of an overdose of propofol, a drug he was given to help him sleep, according to court documents released Monday.

Los Angeles' coroner Dr. Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran reached that preliminary conclusion after reviewing toxicology results carried out on Jackson's blood, according to a search warrant and affidavit unsealed in Houston, Texas.