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17 May 2010

Rima Fakih Pole Dancing

Photos of Miss USA Rima Fakih in pole dancing contest hit the Web
Just hours after Dearborn native Rima Fakih was crowned Miss USA, photos of her pole dancing for a radio contest have hit the Web.

The 24-year-old Fakih won Mojo in the Morning's "Stripper 101" contest back in 2007, according to the station.

The station has posted photos from the event, where Fakih can be seen dancing on a stage fully clothed and later with dollar bills stuffed into her bra.
     



Miss USA 2010 already being hounded: Rima Fakih pole dancing photos surface
It didn't take long. Miss USA 2010 has held the crown for less than 24 hours, and already the internet is buzzing with Rima Fakih pole dancing photos, thanks to TMZ and a number of other media outlets.

I first noted the posting this morning. TMZ put up a story about Fakih just after 6 a.m., making sure it was the first to dig into her "shady" past. Others followed, and by 9 p.m. Monday the pole dancing photos were the third-hottest search on Google.

People are now claiming Fakih could be in hot water because of the picture.
 
Please. I'd love to see how many TMZ employees have done something silly at a bar while enjoying a night out with friends. Who among us hasn't gotten a little crazy at times? The photos have nothing to do with her quest to become Miss USA.

It's fascinating to me how many people believe that just because she won a public contest her past is suddenly fair game. What she did as a young 20-something or teenager has no bearing on her worth as a Miss USA. The argument that the pictures somehow taint her winning or make her an inappropriate crown holder is downright laughable.

Had she been hiding a record for drugs or violence or drunk driving it would be something else entirely. But since when is it illegal to enjoy a few drinks with friends and take part in a local bar competition. If that kind of act were prohibited every college kid in America would be bored to tears and every bar would be struggling to survive.

So yeah, Rima Fakih did some on-stage pole dancing a few years back. And Sunday night she was crowned Miss USA.

The two items are mutually exclusive, and should be kept that way.


Miss USA 2010 Winner a Pole Dancer - Rachel Uchitel Poses for Playboy 
Miss USA 2010 is in the books and the winner is Rima Fakih. The adorable beauty queen already has had some racy photos leak from an earlier contest where she was the winner of "Stripper 101."
Miss USA 2010 Winner a Pole Dancer.

Tiger Woods fame gal Rachel Uchitel is looking for an image boost after text messages leaked last week that put her in a bad light. The buxom hostess is posing for Playboy. Follow both items below.

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One - Miss Michigan USA is Rima Fakih and earlier photos have been uncovered showing she was a winner "before she took the crown for Miss USA 2010 last night" as "the 24-year-old beauty queen is a former "Stripper 101" pole dancing champion," reports TMZ.

They have the photos of the brand new Miss USA grinding on the pole from the 2007 contest that was hosted by a radio station.
 

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Two - Tiger Woods’ alleged former mistress Rachel Uchitel is reportedly set to strip for Playboy.

The former nightclub hostess has signed a deal with Playboy that allows her to pull out at any time, TMZ.com reports. The shoot will reportedly take place in three weeks.

Uchitel has agreed to strip off but will only reveal her backside and chest, TMZ claims. It is not known when the photoshoot will appear in the magazine.


Miss USA 2010 Winner Rima Fakih: Pole Dancing Pictures Surface
Not only has Rima Fakih been crowned the new Miss USA 2010, which guarantees a run on every video or picture that has ever been taken of her, but it guarantees that anything even marginally embarrassing will make headlines — like pictures of the 24-year-old winning a pole dancing competition. Miss Michigan USA Rima Fakih hadn’t been Miss USA 2010 for a dozen hours when TMZ revealed part of her past for a national audience. The Detroit morning radio show “Mojo In The Morning” were on the story as well, since they were the original sponsors of the pole dancing championship — called “Stripper 101″ — that Rima Fakih won.
                 
Back in 2007, long before she was Miss Michigan USA, a younger Rima Fatih decided to enter a local pole dancing contest. Dressed in blazing red shorts and a light blue spaghetti-strapped top, the beautiful brunette rubbed, caressed, slid up and down, grabbed and danced around a stripper’s pole so well that she walked away with the “Stripper 101″ championship. Not only did she win the title, she also won jewelry, gift cards, adult toys, and, best of all, a stripper’s pole for some home pole dancing.

A pole dancing competition or not, Rima Fakih won without actually stripping. She took no clothes off and was still declared the winner. The pictures posted on the “Mojo In The Morning” website attest to this. They also show that, even though there was no prize money, Rima Fakih impressed enough and was sexy enough that she was rewarded in the traditional method of strip bar patrons — a slew of dollar bills. One picture shows quite a few feathering up out of her top.

Some are calling it scandalous. Others are calling it fun being had by a young woman. Regardless, the “Stripper 101″ pole dancing competition and the pictures of it seem hardly enough to cause any damage to the Miss USA 2o10 winner. But we shall see…










Rima Fakih

Miss Michigan Rima Fakih crowned Miss USA 2010
The pageant was held on Sunday night, at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, and saw 51 contestants competing for the title.

Fakih wins despite a fall
Miss Michigan Rima Fakih was crowned Miss USA after swimsuit, evening gown and interview competitions.

During the competition, the gorgeous brunette nearly stumbled in her long, strapless gown because of the length of its train, but soon recovered and ultimately took home the crown, reports The Associated Press.

During the interview portion, Fakih was asked whether she thought birth control should be paid for by health insurance, to which she replied yes.

The Arab American beauty from Michigan beat out 50 other women, including four blondes, to take the 2010 Miss USA title Sunday night.

The first Arab-American to win the title
Fakih is believed to be the first Arab American and Muslim to become Miss USA. She is also the first Michigander to win the title 1993. She won the Miss Michigan title on Sept. 19, 2009.
 
During the interview portion, Fakih was asked whether she thought birth control should be paid for by health insurance, to which she replied yes.

She said, “I believe that birth control is just like every other medication even though it’s a controlled substance.”

Fakih, who replaces Miss USA 2009 Kristen Dalton, won a spot representing the United States this summer in the 2010 Miss Universe pageant, a one-year lease on a New York apartment with living expenses and an undisclosed salary.

When asked how she felt about winning the crown, Fakih said, "Ask me after I've had a pizza."

Runner-up ladies
Miss Oklahoma USA Morgan Elizabeth Woolard was named First Runner Up. She was asked about Arizona’s new immigration law, and said she supported the law, which requires police enforcing another law to verify a person's immigration status if there's "reasonable suspicion" that the person is in the country illegally.

Miss Virginia USA Samantha Evelyn Casey was the second runner-up, Miss Colorado USA Jessica Hartman was third runner-up, and Miss Maine USA Katherine Ashley Whittier was the fourth runner-up, according to the AP.

The 59th Miss USA pageant
A panel of eight judges included an eclectic mix: Carmelo Anthony of the NBA's Denver Nuggets and a two-time Olympic medalist; Miss USA 2006, Tara Conner; best-selling author, chef and host of four shows on The Food Network, Paula Deen; star of NBC's hit comedy series, ‘The Office,’ Oscar Nunez; American businessman and real estate mogul, Phil Ruffin; Executive Fashion Editor at Large of Glamour magazine, Suze Yalof-Schwartz; model, Melania Trump, who has appeared on the covers of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Vanity Fair; and three-time National Champion figure skater and Olympian, Johnny Weir.


The 59th Annual MISS USA Pageant was hosted by internationally-renowned chef and current ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ contestant Curtis Stone and ‘Today’ show co-host and correspondent Natalie Morales, with commentary by comedian Joan Rivers and her daughter Melissa.