Michelle Beadle vs. Erin Andews: Who Would You Rather...

Yesterday, we offered a delicious debate to our female readers, asking them to choose between Justin Bieber and David Archuleta. At last glance, surprisingly, Archie held a sizable lead over Bieber in response to which of these cuties girls would prefer to date.

Now it's your turn to drool and decide, guys.

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Alleged Erin Andrews Peeping Tom Used Cell Phone

The alleged stalker of ESPN hottie Erin Andrews was a bland insurance salesman who in his spare time tracked the TV sports babe across the country and repeatedly tried to get close to her, her lawyer told The Post.
“The stalker targeted her and was obsessive in his attempt to victimize her,” Marshall Grossman said yesterday. “Clearly, Erin was the victim of a major crime.”

Michael David Barrett, 48, allegedly doctored the peepholes on hotel-room doors and made eight videotapes on a cellphone camera of a nude Andrews, which he tried to sell to the celebrity-news site TMZ.com and also put on the Internet.
Grossman said Barrett, who never had direct contact with Andrews, first tried to videotape her in Columbia, SC, in February 2008.
He allegedly got her in his sights in September 2008, when, according to a criminal complaint, he found her at a Marriott Hotel in Nashville.
“His method of operation was to learn her travel schedule . . . and then call all hotels in the area of the event,” Grossman said. “During those calls, he would ask if Erin Andrews is a guest or expected. To our shock, some hotels gave him an answer.”

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Erin Andrews Calls Peeping-Tom Video a ‘Nightmare’

There’s been a clampdown on the secretly filmed video of ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews in the nude in a hotel room that was leaked in mid-June, but she says her ordeal has never ended, thanks to the continuing media coverage.
“You know, people have a story that they have to cover,” she tells Oprah Winfrey in what she calls her “first and last” interview on the subject. “But I just felt like I was continuing to be victimized. I did nothing wrong.”
Andrews, 31, recalls the first time she saw the video of herself changing her clothes without knowing that a camera was recording her every move.
“It’s been a nightmare,” she says on The Oprah Winfrey Show airing Friday, Sept. 11. “I opened up the computer [and] could feel my heart pounding.”
But the idea of getting back into her work is helping Andrews heal, she says. The sportscaster goes back on the air for ESPN this week.
“I’m excited to get back to work,” she says. “I feel like it’s really going to help me heal my wounds, [and I'm] ready to get on the field.”

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