@CNN: Why are Adam Levine’s nipples fine for air, but 2004’s “wardrobe malfunction” made Janet Jackson a pariah for years? That’s the question some fans are asking after the #SuperBowl: https://t.co/X3faRZNY0m https://t.co/xoCq0xKkhG

February 4, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Why are Adam Levine's nipples fine for air, but 2004's "wardrobe malfunction" made Janet Jackson a pariah for years? That's the question some fans are asking after the #SuperBowl: https://t.co/X3faRZNY0m pic.twitter.com/xoCq0xKkhG

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@CNN: Why are Adam Levine’s nipples fine for air, but 2004’s “wardrobe malfunction” made Janet Jackson a pariah for years? That’s the question some fans are asking after the #SuperBowl: https://t.co/X3faRZNY0m https://t.co/xoCq0xKkhG

@CNN: RT @CNNMoney: “Whatever you do is OK with me,” President Trump said in a joint news conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May, after falsely denying he criticized her “soft Brexit” approach https://t.co/2diOzwcHrm https://t.co/DCegZixmm0

@CNN: When this truck driver first set out to deliver a shipment of potato chips, he never expected to emerge from the wilderness four days later — on foot. https://t.co/or7RsTn5Cf

@CNN: More than 600,000 Americans rushed to sign up for Obamacare in first four days of open enrollment… https://t.co/CXtkF95n78

@CNN: This Facebook page connects Las Vegas shooting survivors to their heroes https://t.co/ESKyEbIzf7 https://t.co/LqpyTZQ1mc

@CNN: Read former President Barack Obama’s eulogy for Sen. John McCain https://t.co/cthSTGSDft https://t.co/S9gkAyw5mf

@CNN: Nestle and Starbucks are teaming up to create a “global coffee alliance.” https://t.co/dywiiD8Rka

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