Janet Jackson probably never expected to gain this much popularity for herself and her breast. The exposed breast of the pop singer is now as sought after on the internet as information about the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Curious web surfers typed the search terms "Super Bowl" and "breast" into search engines in droves. Before Jackson's breast flickered across TV screens to millions of viewers during the halftime show of the "Super Bowl" on Sunday, there had only been similarly extensive internet searches within 24 hours in the history of Lycos for September 11, the internet provider announced on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, an American from Tennessee seems to hope to profit from the never-ending excitement surrounding Janet Jackson. Terri Carlin has sued Jackson and Justin Timberlake, as well as the networks MTV, CBS, and Viacom, "on behalf of all Americans who watched the Super Bowl" - about 89 million people - because they caused "outrage, anger, confusion, and serious injuries" to her and the other viewers, reports the AP news agency. The nature of the "serious injuries" is not specified further.
Source: Bocholter-Borkener Volksblatt; Netzeitung
Meanwhile, an American from Tennessee seems to hope to profit from the never-ending excitement surrounding Janet Jackson. Terri Carlin has sued Jackson and Justin Timberlake, as well as the networks MTV, CBS, and Viacom, "on behalf of all Americans who watched the Super Bowl" - about 89 million people - because they caused "outrage, anger, confusion, and serious injuries" to her and the other viewers, reports the AP news agency. The nature of the "serious injuries" is not specified further.
Source: Bocholter-Borkener Volksblatt; Netzeitung
