The Yes List - 'Harry and William' Naked! Plus More Cheek from The Royalist

'William' and 'Harry' in naked pictures to promote men's health charity… PLAYGIRL PRINCES March 02, 2012 ‘Harry and William’ Naked! Plus More Cheek from the Royalist Photograph by Alison Jackson, Courtesy of Cosmopolitan Too good to be true? Well, yes. If these naked pics of ‘William’ and ‘Harry’ look a little irregular, then that’s because they are in fact lookalikes shot by artist Alison Jackson. The pictures were specially commissioned by Cosmo as part of the magazine’s 40th birthday celebrations and to promote the men's cancer charity, Everyman. Check out The Royalist, our new blog by The Daily Beast's Tom Sykes, for more cheek and insider scoop on Pippa, the Playboy Prince, and the rest of the royal gang. Read the rest of this article on The Daily Beast Want more culture from The Daily Beast? Click below to read this week's top stories on entertainment and the arts. Charles Dickens on the Runway The British author turned 200 this year—and his influence was felt on the runways, with Victorian elements popping up at Marc Jacobs, Vivienne Westwood, and L’Wren Scott. Misty White Sidell reports. Snooki’s Guide to Motherhood Rumor has it she’s going to have a baby. Here’s a Guidette’s guide to being a friggin’ mom—in her own words. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET The Yes List Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Shahs and The City by Ramin Setoodeh 5 Classic Davy Jones Videos by The Daily Beast Video Meet Lady Gaga’s Mama by Abigail Pesta

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