Scarlett Johansson Leaked Pictures

Actress Scarlett Johansson has come under fire from the editor of Esquire magazine after allegedly scrapping plans for a covershoot and leaving bosses searching for a last-minute replacement.
The "Lost In Translation" actress scarlet was reportedly set to be named the Best Looking Woman in America by Esquire and had been slated to appear on the front of the publication's recent 'Women We Love' issue.
But she allegedly dropped out of the photoshoot - so magazine editors reworked the poll and handed the title to "Mad Men" star Christina Hendricks instead.
Esquire editor-in-chief David Granger revealed the situation during a recent magazine conference in Toronto, Canada, telling the audience, "(Johansson was) supposed (to be on the cover). Scarlett completely s**ewed us," according to Canada's National Post.
An insider tells the New York Daily News, "Scarlett was indeed the first person approached by Esquire to appear on the cover (and was) committed (to the shoot). But things change rather quickly. I think her commitment on Broadway prevented her from making good."

Scarlett Johansson Leaked Photo

Scarlett Johannson (also known as SJ on the internet) has rounds of nude photos hacked from her cellphone leaked to the internet this past few hours.

The photos show the 26-year old Hollywood goddess in two photos, one topless and another one in a towel with an exposed backside.

Allegedly hackers stole the said photos away from Scarlett Johansson's cellphone. The FBI is allegedly going to get involved with the case as this involves hacking and breach of privacy.

The gossip website perezhilton.com was among the first to gain knowledge of the said photo hacking scandal, and have posted Scarlett Johanssons's nude pics prior to their request for removal. The photos are no longer found in the said site.

A lot of ethics and morality issues arose with the said nude photo hacking. People have been discussing if it was Scarlett Johannson's fault for taking nude pictures of herself or if it was the hacker's fault for distributing the pictures online via illegal means. Personally, I'll stick for Ms. Johansson with this one. It's never anybody's fault that their cellphone full of private pictures gets stolen and leaked online. What happened was a crime. Nobody is to be blamed but the hacker or hackers alone.