Odds are the only thing you remember about the 2004 Super Bowl is what happened during Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake‘s halftime performance. As Broadcasting & Cable reports today, the FCC’s not over it, and CBS hasn’t given up the fight.

CBS has been relentlessly fighting the FCC’s initial fine–$550,000–for the “wardrobe malfunction” that exposed Jackson’s breast.

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On his usual appearances alongside Megyn Kelly, John Stossel limits his libertarian leanings to debating feudalism, showing off his mustache, and taking rides on his government-funded go-cart. For better or worse, today’s conversation took a turn for the awkward, with Stossel as a passionate defender of bad Showtime pseudo-porn against big government overreach.

Earlier last month, Mediaite.com broke news that Harper’s Bazaar would be shooting Janet Jackson for their October Cover. An odd choice by Editor in Chief, Glenda Bailey, since it has been three years since her Ms. Jackson’s last fashion magazine cover. What’s the result?

Images of the newsstand and subscribers covers have been released and surprisingly, one of the two covers appears to be stunning: a perfect mix of glamour and class.

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Suddenly Janet Jackson has become a fashion icon! Mediaite has learned that Harper’s Bazaar is shooting a cover of Janet Jackson, reportedly planned for the October issue. Is this just a crafty way for the Hearst-owned fashion title to cash in on the spectacle of her brother’s death? Even if this planned cover does turn into increased newsstand sales — at what cost, victory?