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Oh no! The star wound up showing off way more than she bargained for in her revealing gown — and it happened right when the camera flashed on her! What did you think of her major malfunction? 
  
 Paris Hilton showed some skin in a serious way in her very sexy gown at the BET Awards in LA on June 29, where the 33-year-old flaunted her svelte frame in a white, long-sleeved gown. While the dress featured a thigh-high slit that allowed her to show off her long legs, it was the cutouts at the chest that really stole the show. The strategic opening put her cleavage, (and her toned physique!), on full display — but that’s not all. 
  
 Paris Hilton’s Nip Slip At BET Awards — Wardrobe Malfunction: 
  
 Paris’ dress didn’t just feature cutouts at the chest…it also featured cutouts on the sides, showing off even more skin. The blonde bombshell turned to Project Runway alum, (and red carpet pro!), Michael Costello, who was responsible for designing the seriously sultry number. She wore her hair straight and parted in the middle, adding to the sleek look of the ensemble. 
  
 While the dress looked seriously sexy as she rocked the red carpet, when she sat down in the ensemble the top gaped open, allowing even more of her chest to show. Oh no! That’s when her nipple seemed to pop out of the frock. 
  
 While we enjoyed seeing Paris rock the seriously sexy, sleek style, we wish she managed to keep her chest concealed a bit better! What do you think? Was Paris’ malfunction majorly embarrassing or was it really not a big deal at all? 
  
 Katrina Mitzeliotis 
  
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 More BET Awards News: ||||| Paris Hilton posed in that way only Paris Hilton does on Sunday’s BET red carpet. 
  
 But when she was seated in the auditorium, just a few minutes into the show, host Chris Rock called her out for her dress. 
  
 “Wow. You are getting your Kardashian on tonight!” he told her. 
  
 The camera cut to her just as she seemed to have a bit of a wardrobe malfunction. Hollywood Life jumped on the near the nip slip, as did some fans. 
  
 https://twitter.com/Faith_F1rsT/status/483412518740955137 
  
 Here’s what we saw on TV: 
  
 As for Paris? We have a feeling she loved it all. She went on to party with Courtney Love and Amber Rose. ||||| Nicki Minaj gave an acceptance speech at the BET Awards Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images 
  
 Nicki Minaj did it on 'em at the BET Awards on Sunday evening, June 29, when she took home the honor of Best Female Hip-Hop Artist. The rapper, 31, beat out Angel Haze, Charli Baltimore, Eve, and Iggy Azalea to win the category. 
  
 Minaj took the stage at the awards show in Los Angeles in a classy black sleeveless gown, happily accepting the award, which she won for the fifth year in a row. 
  
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 After expressing her gratitude for the honor and saying that she doesn't "take it for granted," the "Pills N Potions" performer continued, "What I want the world to know about Nicki Minaj is, when you hear Nicki Minaj spit, Nicki Minaj wrote it." 
  
 The words were seen by many as a shot against hugely successful Azalea, 24, who has burst onto the scene in the last year. The Australian performer, who raps on her two current hits, "Problem" with Ariana Grande, and "Fancy" with Charli XCX, has yet to comment on the supposed criticism. 
  
 PHOTOS: Nicki Minaj's wildest pictures 
  
 Minaj herself hedged her words in the speech, adding, "No, no, no, no shade!" 
  
 She went on to include another surprising tidbit, explaining offhand, "The other day, literally I didn’t tell anyone this, I really thought I was about to die. Like I was saying my prayers to die. And I didn’t even wanna call the ambulance because I thought, 'Well if I call the ambulance, it’s gonna be on TMZ.' And I would rather sit there and die… and it made me realize, I don’t care what anybody gotta say. I’ma do me, I’ma do me. And I hope and pray that BET continues to honor authenticity. And that’s all I’m gonna say about that." 
  
 PHOTOS: Nicki's bikini body 
  
 The rapper has yet to expand on the nature of her reported brush with death. ||||| 1 of 45 Full Screen Autoplay Close Skip Ad × Red carpet arrivals, performances and awards at the 2014 BET Awards View Photos Chris Rock hosts the annual event that features performances and awards for the top in R&B, pop, hip-hop and rap. Caption Chris Rock hosts the annual event that features performances and awards for the top in R&B, pop, hip-hop and rap. June 29, 2014 Actress Tamera Mowry-Housley. Earl Gibson III/Getty Images For BET Buy Photo Wait 1 second to continue. 
  
 No one will blame you if you didn’t make it through all three hours and 48 minutes of this year’s BET Awards, but Nicki Minaj almost made it worth sticking with the entire messy, drawn-out production. 
  
 During her acceptance speech for best female hip hop artist — a category that’s had its lean years because there hasn’t been always been a consistent stream of popular female rappers to compete for the title — Minaj leveled an insult at fellow nominee Iggy Azalea that was so thinly veiled it could have been wearing Rihanna’s Naked Dress from the CFDA Awards. 
  
 Rapper Nicki Minaj accepts Best Female Hip-Hop Artist onstage during the BET Awards in Los Angeles. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET) 
  
 “You guys this is always very, very emotional for me because this is my fifth year winning this award, and I don’t take it for granted,” Minaj said. “I really don’t. I thank God that I’ve been placed in a position to represent women in a culture that is so male driven. And I want you to know this. I’m working on an album called the ‘Pink Print,’ but that’s not a plug, but it’s a plug. But my point is, what I want the world to know about Nicki Minaj is when you hear Nicki Minaj spit, Nicki Minaj wrote it.” 
  
 Minaj cocked her head and pursed her lips. Ears perked up in the crowd. Where was this going? Minaj grabbed the mike, turned on her heel and flipped her hair, clearly doing an exaggerated mimic of Azalea. 
  
 “And, no, no no, no, no. No shade,” Minaj added, despite the fact that she was casting an entire forest’s worth of shade. 
  
 Azalea, whose song “Fancy” has been the No. 1 song on Billboard’s Hot 100 since June 7 (she’s spent 16 weeks on the chart), has been criticized as inauthentic for the accent she adopts to perform — some have gone as far as saying she stole Charli Baltimore’s flow. But Minaj implying that Azalea doesn’t even write her own rhymes would make Azalea the prevailing Wizard of Oz of hip hop. Minaj basically stood up and said live, on national television, that Azalea’s act is nothing but a charade. It certainly casts doubt on the assertion Azalea spits in the very first line of “Fancy:” “First things first, I’m the realest.” 
  
 Whoops. 
  
 Everybody looking at Iggy like… pic.twitter.com/cK5VUSzx1j — Casey Novak (@Sassie_N_Classi) June 30, 2014 
  
 It’s not as though the curtain hasn’t come down on Azalea before; when she performed “Fancy” live on “Dancing With the Stars,” we saw a prime-time example of code-switching. Azalea, who is Australian, wasn’t in time with her backing track, and, in the middle of a live performance, switched from her “hip hop voice” to her real one, saying, “I’m so sorry, there’s something wrong with my ear.” 
  
 Azalea is the only the second artist after the Beatles to have her first two songs occupy the top two spots on the Billboard chart simultaneously, with “Fancy” at No. 1 and “Problem” at No. 2. “Problem” is by Ariana Grande but features Azalea. Minaj’s insult probably won’t do much to change that, but it’s certainly fun to talk about, especially since she provided some much-needed entertainment for a show that couldn’t seem to get its act together. 
  
 The network saw fit to honor Lionel Richie with a lifetime achievement award, complete with a three-song tribute from John Legend, Ledisi and Yolanda Adams, and your typical talking head documentary-style commentary on the Commodores. After his acceptance speech, Richie concluded the salute to his work with a performance of “Easy” and “All Night Long.” All of which would have been perfectly standard had BET not screwed up Richie’s name. In the super titles, BET identified him as the winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award — sort of. BET actually identified “Lionel Ritchie” as the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award. It wasn’t as bad as John Travolta’s “Adele Dazeem” moment, but it was emblematic of the production quality of the show. 
  
 YOU HAD ONE JOB! pic.twitter.com/922dikum0F — Jermaine Spradley (@MrSpradley) June 30, 2014 
  
  
  
 Performances — not acceptance speeches, performances — were cut short without warning in favor of commercials, and the end of the show, when it finally came, was marked with a much-hyped and promoted “special performance” by Jay Z and Beyoncé, which might as well have been a commercial for their “On the Run” tour. BET aired tour footage of Jay and Bey performing “Partition” — Jay now has a verse on it. 
  
 No one expected them to take a break from touring for a three-minute appearance on BET’s little dog and pony show, much less slog through the entire evening, but Beyoncé’s tour performance was noticeably flat. Beyoncé is known for giving a live show that seems impossibly high-energy and intense, but compared to footage from the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour, the chanteuse appeared to be phoning it in. The “Partition” set was obviously cribbed from the scenes she filmed with the Crazy Horse Paris dancers for the music video, but in a rare and unexpected turn, the music video version was actually better. 
  
 She was still magnetic, because come on, she’s Beyoncé, but if the footage sent to BET is any indication, Mrs. Carter appears to be a little off her game. ||||| Change the track! Lovesick singer Robin Thicke made yet another emotionally charged apology to his wife Paula Patton, onstage at the BET Awards on Sunday, June 29. 
  
 PHOTOS: Robin and Paula, the way they were 
  
 Looking tired and puffy eyed, the heartbroken crooner continued his very public reconciliation attempt, announcing to the crowd at L.A.'s Nokia Theatre, "Good evening, my name is Robin Thicke, I’d like to dedicate this song to my wife, and say, 'I miss you, and I’m sorry.' This is called 'Forever Love.'" 
  
 The 37-year-old singer, who split from wife Patton, 38, in February after nine years of marriage, sat at a grand piano, appearing visibly moved and at times pausing the song to wipe his nose after a sniffle. "Forever Love," a song from his new album Paula, left fans in no doubt as to his feelings. 
  
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 “If you ever doubt it now, baby, I will be there picking you up," he sang. "You can lean on me any time, baby, for anything you want and need. Yeah, see, I don’t need any reason, memory, or a season. Every day I will believe that you and I are meant to be. You’re my forever love.” 
  
 An audience member says the star's emotional state was the talk of the show. "Robin appeared to be crying during and after his performance," the observer told Us Weekly. 
  
 PHOTOS: Better after breakup 
  
 After the performance, which saw illuminated graphics of Paula's name swirl in the background, host Chris Rock lightened the mood with a quip about the singer's endless apology performances. "He’s singing like she don’t know him," the comedian joked. "I miss the other song, the one that sounded like Marvin Gaye.” (A source told Us the joke was "supposed to be much meaner and it was toned down.”) 
  
 For her part, Patton has not responded to any of Thicke's very public declarations of love. The actress even danced to her former partner’s hit song "Blurred Lines" at a pre-Oscars party in March without appearing to feel awkward. 
  
 Click on the link above to watch Thicke's public attempt to get his wife back. |||||
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If you missed last night's BET Awards, never fear: We have the most talked-about moments for you. Nicki Minaj may have dissed Iggy Azalea. After beating Azalea and others to win Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, Minaj said, "What I want the world to know about Nicki Minaj is, when you hear Nicki Minaj spit, Nicki Minaj wrote it." Many took that as a dig at Azalea, and the Washington Post explains: "Minaj basically stood up and said live, on national television, that Azalea’s act is nothing but a charade. ... Minaj implying that Azalea doesn’t even write her own rhymes would make Azalea the prevailing Wizard of Oz of hip hop." ...and then went on to give a bizarre acceptance speech. Minaj somewhat incomprehensibly described a near-death experience, Us reports. "The other day, literally I didn’t tell anyone this, I really thought I was about to die," she said. "Like I was saying my prayers to die. And I didn’t even wanna call the ambulance because I thought, 'Well if I call the ambulance, it’s gonna be on TMZ.'" Robin Thicke embarrassed himself again. Before performing "Forever Love," a puffy-eyed Thicke told the crowd, "I’d like to dedicate this song to my wife, and say, 'I miss you, and I’m sorry.'" A source tells Us that Thicke "appeared to be crying during and after his performance." The singer even paused to wipe his nose. Paris Hilton had a wardrobe malfunction at the worst possible moment. As host Chris Rock opened the show, he called Hilton out for her dress, which featured strategically-placed cutouts. "Wow. You are getting your Kardashian on tonight," he said, as the camera cut to Hilton. Just then, one of the cutouts revealed part of her nipple, Hollywood Life and USA Today report. Lionel Richie had his name misspelled. BET gave Richie a Lifetime Achievement award, but apparently didn't proofread the telecast text, which spelled his last name "Ritchie" as he appeared onscreen to accept, E! reports.