Rihanna: There's no stopping her...

With a new movie (Battleship) released Friday, the Barbadian beauty shows off her sultry side as she bares all in a hotly anticipated spread for Britain's Esquire magazine.

Protecting her modesty by wrapping one arm around her chest, the singer wears just a pair of jeans and a fez hat in the shots, taken by Melissa Forde.

In another shot, Rihanna wears a sexy bondage-style all-in-one, flicking her blonde hair as she shows off her curves.

The shots were clicked when the singer was in the UK in February. And it seems that some were not pleased with the singers photos expressing their views on where else but twitter. celebrity news site, Celebuzz thought she took it too far with one of her recent sexy looks.

Apparently, a few days ago, Rihanna was spotted heading to dinner in a crème crotched ensemble that showed off her midriff and some leg, nothing too outside of the usual Ri Ri get up, but Celebuzz thought otherwise and suggested it may be time for her to "class it up." They tweeted the star.

And in true Rihanna fashion, she responded with a "rated R" response, tweeting back:

Rihanna has been showing a lot of skin lately, but If you got it why not flaunt it, right? So what do you think was more risqué, Rihanna’s dress or her response? 

The pictures, and interview is in the July issue of Esquire - out on June 4th - and if these are just the out-takes, we can only imagine what the actual shoot looks like so be sure to check it out...

Photo Credits: Esquire Magazine UK

Donna Summer: A nonsmoker dies from lung cancer

She may have been the Queen of Disco, but Donna Summer wasn't one to light up a cigarette.
On Friday, one day after the Grammy-winning singer's death at age 63, her family confirmed that she succumbed to lung cancer, as was rumored. But, defying common misconceptions about the disease, her loved ones explain that the "Last Dance" singer's cancer "was not related to smoking."

"Ms. Summer was a non-smoker," the new family statement says of the chart-topping "Last Dance" crooner. "Obviously, numerous factors can be attributed to the cause of cancer in general, but any details regarding the diagnosis and subsequent treatment of Ms. Summer's case remain between her family and team of doctors."
Summer is survived by husband of 32 years Bruce Sudano, their daughters Brooklyn, 31, and Amanda, 29, plus Mimi, her eldest daughter from her first husband, actor Helmut Sommer.

A private memorial will be held for Summer in Nashville, Tenn. -- where the star moved in the mid-1990s -- Wednesday May 30.
"While we grieve her passing, we are at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy," the family said in an earlier Thursday statement.

I salute you Ms. Summer you lived, you loved and you were truly "The Disco Diva"... Now dance on in heaven!