The Super Bowl is as American as apple pie. Flashing a bare
breast on live TV during the Super Bowl, however, is not.
That was quickly proven during the big game's Feb. 1, 2004,
halftime show when Justin Timberlake tore off part of duet
partner Janet Jackson's leather bodice, revealing a
nipple-shield-adorned boob. With nearly 90 million people
watching, many of them children, the incident became a flash
point for family-values groups who had long argued that
Hollywood was polluting kids' minds — and now they had
proof.