Infamous magazine cover designs

Infamous magazine cover designs
Julia Louis-Dreyfus is wearing absolutely nothing but the immortal words of America's founding fathers on the cover of the next issue of Rolling Stone, which

hits newsstands Friday, April 11.



But notice something wrong?




That John Hancock signature on the small of her back is on the wrong historical document.




 Check out these other infamous magazine cover designs that drew attention for the wrong reasons.

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We love the '80s, but did we love the 'Idol' Top 8?
Not a one of the season's eight remaining American Idol finalists was born when the songs they sang Wednesday were hits.

But the Top Eight gamely plowed through hits by Journey, Tom Petty, Joan Jett and Chaka Khan on an '80s-themed night

Season 7 winner David Cook, who built his reputation on the show by reshaping '80s hits Hello and Billie Jean, returned to give this year's Idols some

pointers.

"The '80s, to me, just represent incredible production, incredible music," Cook said. "That's why the songs stand up 30 years later."

For the most part, the judges stole the show, first with Keith Urban wearing mullet extensions in his hair, then with him and Harry Connick Jr. performing an

impromptu version of Madonna's Like a Virgin while drumming on the table. If the contestants could have made their performances look so effortless and

enjoyable, some of them might have had better nights.

Here's how I ranked the night's performances.