The Olympic champion posed in the revolutionary swimsuit for a full-page ad that appeared in Swimming World magazine.
Next year's series of The Apprentice may have to be rescheduled if a general election is called, after the BBC Trust ruled that presenter Lord Sugar's new role as government "enterprise champion" posed a "greater than normal risk to the impartiality, integrity and independence of the BBC".
The tennis champion posed for a shoot in Vogue's star-studded September issue, dressed in a gold chainmail Ralph Lauren gown in one photo, and a flowing, white Atelier Versace ― with no shoes and a high slit ― in another.
The recently dethroned Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight champion posed in the black-and-white painting of a white tiger for the shoot, which will appear in next month's swimsuit issue.
This "We are the champions" pose that so many Jewish artists have struck in regard to anxiety has been, to some, a strange and upsetting project, mainly because the Neurotic Jew figure bears a close resemblance, at least superficially, to the Jew of the anti-Semitic imagination.
But despite such fripperies, green parties and the environmental issues which they champion now pose a serious challenge for mainstream political parties in most countries.Green Party members are in government in several European countries, including France and Germany.
Neither man was at their sharpest in the early stages, Murray dropping serve immediately before Lopez returned the favour, but it was the Wimbledon champion who posed the greater threat.
Drone racing champion Luke Bannister poses for a photograph as he flies his first-person view (FPV) drone in Wiltshire, western England.
In this behind-the-scenes video, the British Olympic diving champion, 20, strikes poses in both formal and casual wear before stripping down to a skimpy pair of Calvin Klein briefs for his 2015 calendar.
Belgium's Justine Henin-Hardenne, the French Open champion, will clearly pose a threat, and France's Amélie Mauresmo, who beat Henin in both the Wimbledon and Australian Open finals this year, will be keen to show the American public why she is the current world No1.
