Wrong Censoring

I just opened the latest issue of US Weekly and was shocked at a photo of Paulina Porizkova and husband Ric Ocasek on the beach. Paulina, a former super model is topless with a censored tag over her chest, provided by the magazine. I must say, I'm apalled. The magagzine's censor should have covered the image of her 60 year old husband's frighteningly skinny, saggy and scarry body in a bathing suit. One can't help but wish this former lead singer of the group The Cars would simply stay in the back seat of his when he goes to the beach....OK, I'm still trying to fully comprehend this one. Japanese astronaut, Koichi Wakata, returned to Earth after a solid month on the space station, with the underwear he wore for a solid month. The special Japanese made underwear, called J-Wear is a new type of anti-bacterial, water-absorbing, odor eliminating clothing designed for space travel. Wow. I wasn't aware the was an underwear problem for astronauts. and besides, do Japanese mothers never tell there children when they leave the house, "where clean under wear, where clean underwear." Which is usually followed by the cliched phrase "and look both ways.," Oh, common, who looks both ways, especially in space.