Naked Girls On The Internet

Catchy headline, huh? Sorry to disappoint, but we won't be posting any photos of any naked girls here.

No, this posting is dedicated to "High School Musical" star Vanessa Hudgens, who had a rather unfortunate weekend when nude photos of the 18-year-old star were released online.

Hudgens, to her credit, didn't deny it was her in the photos. But it didn't stop speculation that the photos would damage her career or get her kicked off the forthcoming "HSM 3" when Disney starts production next year.

It would be a mistake on Disney's part to drop her. Yes, this is embarrassing for the Mouse's squeaky clean image, but odds are, most of the target audience for "HSM" isn't aware of the photos (and if they are, then parents need to do a better job of regulating the Internet). "HSM" is a gold mine for Disney, and odds are it won't mess with the formula of a good thing, and Hudgens is a big part of that.

You just hope Hudgens learns a lesson in discretion from this. If she doesn't, here are a couple of names of celebs who got their starts as part of the Disney empire: Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan.

MTV MUSIC AWARDS: Speaking of Britney, the first 10 minutes of Sunday's music awards show may have been the most God-awful, cringe-inducing sequence on TV in a long while. The lip-synching was just plain embarrassing, and the show didn't get any better from there. I'm not one of the biggest Sarah Silverman fans anyway, and the audience seemed just dead during the few minutes I forced myself to watch.

EMMY VOTING: Our Web guy, Ryan, has helpfully put up a big, giant link in the top right corner for you to vote. Remember, vote for who you think deserves to win the Emmys. We'll post the results of the poll and compare to the actual winners next Monday.

TUESDAY'S BEST BETS: While commemorating 9/11 today, you may want to check out "Nova" (PBS, 8 p.m.), which is about building on Ground Zero.

"The Biggest Loser" (NBC, 8 p.m.) kicks off its new season with a two-hour premiere.

On cable, there are new episodes of "Eureka" (Sci-Fi, 9 p.m.) and "Damages" (FX, 10 p.m.)

Finally, while I don't normally plug reruns, if you want to catch up on one TV's best comedies, you can catch "The Office" reruns on TBS, beginning at 10 p.m.