Don't Stand, Don't Stand So Close to Sting

The homeless problem at Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro reached fever pitch yesterday after a scruffy-looking vagabond wandered around aimlessly, muttering to himself about a message in a bottle.

Sting

Or that could just be Sting. Can't tell for sure.



Reader Comments

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1. Is it me or does Sting look like Grizzley Adams?

Posted at 10:04AM on Nov 26th 2009 by Ciciolina

2. What is it with Sting and Brad Pitt?? Why do they want to look like scruffy and VERY old men??

Posted at 11:11AM on Nov 26th 2009 by janicebyrne01

3. Not a good look.

Posted at 1:47PM on Nov 26th 2009 by In L.A.

4. Sting is always gorgeous! A fine looking man.

Posted at 2:56PM on Nov 26th 2009 by Chris

5. Holly hell he's got a great freakin body !!

Posted at 3:36PM on Nov 26th 2009 by jen

6. I'd still hit it on any day of the week!

Posted at 9:05PM on Nov 26th 2009 by Lacey

7. Wow, minus the beard he has a better body than most 20/30-somethings out there!

Posted at 8:54PM on Nov 26th 2009 by annie2

8. Gross!

Posted at 12:43AM on Nov 27th 2009 by sara

9. Why does TMZ have to be nasty about people's looks? If we are all lucky enough, we will all get old and age....that is life! What happened to respect?? Your news, etc. is good, but the immaturity and lack of class of some of the people that work there is astounding. The owner should realize the lack of respect and do something about it, as you are worldwide, and should set a good example, instead of nasty, derogatory reporting. Sting looks fine for a man of his age, and his physique is far nicer to look at than some of the people who work for TMZ! RESPECT, ever heard of it???

Posted at 2:58PM on Nov 27th 2009 by tylar-rone

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