Christina Hendricks, Olivia Munn see naked pictures leaked

Christina Hendricks and Olivia Munn are the latest celebrities to join the ranks of the possibly phone-hacked, with racy, semi-nude and naked pictures reportedly of the two of them hitting the Web over the weekend.

Oh, not the two of them together, people. Two people, separate photos. Dirty minds!

"Christina's phone was in fact hacked and photos were stolen. The proper authorities have been contacted in hopes of rectifying this situation," her rep told Gossip Cop. "The topless image is fake and not an image of Christina."

Photos that clearly show Hendricks' face include a shot of her in a bustier, and another posing in the mirror wearing only her glasses and a long-sleeved, V-neck, flesh-colored top. Then there's the topless, headless shot of a well-endowed woman.

Several of the pictures of Munn are authentic -- one in a pink bikini presumably taken backstage at a Maxim shoot, for example -- and were previously posted to her blog or Twitter account, but the semi-nude and nude shots that don't show her face are reportedly not of the actress, sources told TMZ.

Though Munn has not denied the authenticity of the racier shots, she commented Sunday on Twitter: "If you ever hacked my phone, these are the pictures you'd find," linking to pics of a chubby baby and a lolcat.

Making the racy shots even racier is sexually graphic text superimposed on top of them, addressed to "Chris." Munn has in the past dated actor Chris Pine, and according to Gawker has similarly superimposed text on photos using Skitch software.

According to Slate, less-racy shots of Sarah Silverman and January Jones were posted at the same time the Munn and Hendricks shots went up.

And about those "proper authorities"? Whether the incidents will be treated similarly to the FBI's Operation Hackerazzi, when Scarlett Johansson and Miley Cyrus were among the victims, was unclear Monday.

Ari Dekofsky, media spokewoman for the FBI, told The Times: "We neither confirm nor deny an investigation."

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Photos: Christina Hendricks, left, and Olivia Munn. Credits: Associated Press

 

Sightings: Eva Longoria power-mingles, Liz Taylor is missed

Though it feels as if the Ministry just retired yet another year's Emmy Awards tuxedo, the party train kept chugging along last weekend -- with nary an award-show hangover in sight.

On Friday afternoon, charitable femmes were saluted at Variety's Power of Women event, held at the Four Seasons' Beverly Wilshire.

Photos: Arrivals and inside Variety's Power of Women 2011

Eva Longoria, Annette Bening, Mary J. Blige, Lea Michele, Olivia Wilde and DreamWorks honcho Stacey Snider were honored by the trade paper and Lifetime TV for their work with charitable foundations with the likes of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and Artists for Peace & Justice.

Longoria, in a red day dress, caught up with Demi Moore while "Dancing With the Stars" contestants Ricki Lake and Nancy Grace worked the crowd.

Bening's husband Warren Beatty showed, as did Hugh Jackman to support Snider on behalf of their upcoming flick "Real Steel." A mini "The Help" reunion went down as Octavia Spencer and Allison Janney crossed paths, and Loretta Devine and Jennifer Love Hewitt were spotted as well.

That evening, Macy's Passport celebrated its annual Glamorama event. The longtime AIDS cause, which counted Elizabeth Taylor as a founding chair, this year saw a touching tribute to the late star by Sharon Stone.

Stone, fittingly sporting a serious diamond necklace, spoke of how strange it was not to have Taylor at the event after so many years. Two of the film legend's grandchildren said a few words of gratitude before a tribute reel was played.

Afterward, electro-hop quartet Far East Movement helped along a fashion show featuring looks from Calvin Klein, Rachel Roy and Papi. The show was capped with a three-song set by Cee-Lo Green.

Over in Hollywood, an underage crowd celebrated being just that -- underage -- on the Paramount lot.

Are Christina Hendricks' curves Matthew Weiner's responsibility?

Christina Hendricks is no stranger to chatter about her famous figure, and Sunday's Primetime Emmy Awards show was no exception.

Hendricks reportedly sidestepped questions about her bod at the press conference after the "Mad Men" cast accepted the trophy for outstanding drama series, ultimately getting bailed out by show creator Matthew Weiner, who nudged reporters to ask him about his figure instead.

Not a surprising move, as Weiner told us he feels partially to blame for the major interest in her curves.

"I'm kind of responsible -- her physique was something that hadn't been on TV in a long time," he said of casting Hendricks as bombshell office gal Joan Holloway.

"She's a sex symbol, and we're at a point in time where it's OK for people to say anything to anybody when you're a public figure," he told the Ministry.

As Weiner sees it, iconic characters like Joan slip into the ether and emerge as common property.

"Marilyn Monroe, Angelina Jolie, their physique is something that becomes a part of the culture.... I can't make any jokes about it; I understand that it's hard for her. But," he asked, "does anyone talk to Jon Hamm and say, 'Lift your shirt up and show us your abs?'"

Hendricks and Weiner will continue to ponder the gender divide on the AMC hit, the cast of which we announced  Wednesday will be hosting this year's Rape Treatement Center fund-raiser at the Beverly Hills home of Ron Burkle.

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Photos: Matthew Weiner (Credit: Chris Pizzello / Associated Press); Christina Hendricks (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times)