Rihanna refuses to wear skimpy clothes for videos and photoshoots because she's determined to impress with her music alone - just like her idol Alicia Keys.


Rihanna recently turned down a cover shoot for German magazine when she discovered editors wanted her to go topless for the session.


Rihanna said:

I don't like to wear things (that are) too skimpy... If I do shorts on the bottom, it's gotta be something very conservative at the top.

If it's skimpy at the top, it's gotta be long jeans or something.

I like to balance it out. I won't do short shorts and short top.

That's what I admire so much about Alicia Keys. She became so successful off of just her music. She was really conservative about her style at first.

Lindsay Lohan has been selected as the new celebrity spokesperson for Proactiv anti-acne products.


Lindsay Lohan joins a long list of celebrities endorsing the product including Jessica Simpson, Alicia Keys, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Elle MacPherson, Brooke Shields and Kelly Clarkson.


In the two-minute spots that began airing Monday on MTV and E!, Lindsay Lohan states, "My skin, thanks to Proactiv, is clear all the time!"


According to TMZ.com, Lindsay Lohan will collect a $2 million fee for her appearance in the ads, in which she shares her own acne experience.


The star's pay packet comes up short compared to other Proactiv celebrity spokespeople including Combs, who received $3 million to endorse the product, and Simpson, who received $2.5 million, according to Forbes magazine.

Celebrities at the 2006 CFDA Fashion Awards

Scarlett Johansson and Alicia Keys

Jessica Simpson

Heidi Klum

Lindsay Lohan