user: Iggy Azalea poses topless for mag, blasts altered images
Don't mess with Iggy Azalea -- or her curves!

The "Beg for It" rapper appears topless inside the new issue of Schön! magazine, a London-based glossy, and although she says everyone on the staff was "really nice," she's not too happy with the final product.

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Azalea, 25, took to Twitter on Wednesday to share her thoughts on one of the Photoshopped pics from her risqué spread.

After a fan tweeted out the original photo -- calling it Azalea's "best shoot by far" -- the Australian native quickly replied, showing the original version side-by-side with the one the outlet chose to publish.

"Love it, but I much prefer the picture before they photoshopped my thighs and hips to seem skinnier," she explained, later telling another fan she had "no clue" why the magazine decided to make her look slimmer, but she's "very happy" with her "body the size it is and prefer[s] it that way."

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"I dont want to be rude to them," she added. "Everyone was really nice. I just... like being 155pounds. lol."

"I dont really want to make some thing of me bashing a magazine or making trouble," she concluded. "I showed you guys what was up and thats it."

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Despite the intricate editing, Azalea appears to be a fan of the other photos from her steamy shoot, judging by the myriad of picture posts she re-retweeted.

The original tweets she shared from her fans all had one thing in common -- the fire emoji to describe Azalea's hot poses and barely-there ensembles.

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The "Work" singer has never been shy about addressing controversial issues or defending herself on social media.

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Earlier this month, Azalea chatted with Elle Canada, where she revealed she wishes she could "memory-erase" 2015 and all the drama that surrounded her. At the same time, however, she said she is "really glad that it all happened," because it brought a lot of change to her life -- in a good way.
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Don't mess with Iggy Azalea -- or her curves!The Beg for It rapper appears topless inside the new issue of Schön! magazine, a London-based glossy, and although she says everyone on the staff was really nice, she's not too happy with the final product.
UC Santa Barbara fan confronts Hawaii coach
Updated MAR 07, 2014 11:18a ET

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A UC Santa Barbara student ran on the court and confronted Hawaii coach Gib Arnold during the Gauchos' 86-77 basketball victory over the Rainbow Warriors on Thursday night.

The man rushed onto the court while Arnold was arguing with the referees after Hawaii's Brandon Spearman was called for an intentional foul.

Hawaii forward Christian Standhardinger pushed the fan away from Arnold. Teammate Garrett Nevels also shoved the fan, who gestured for the players to come after him as he backpedaled off the court and returned to the stands on the far sideline.

"It was a little crazy to have a fan pushing your players around," Arnold said in a TV interview. "I've never seen it. You don't expect it."

UC Santa Barbara spokesman Bill Mahoney said the unidentified man was arrested by campus police. Mahoney told ESPN the fan could face discipline and could be expelled if he is a student.

"Historically when things like this happen, the student, who was arrested, would go in front of Judicial Affairs, which is part of Student Affairs," Mahoney said.

Said Arnold: "It's rare. I hope security would be better. The guy was wasted and in a different world. It is what it is. You can't control crazies."

The incident came a week after New Mexico State's K.C. Ross-Miller hurled the ball at Utah Valley's Holton Hunsaker seconds after a game in Orem, Utah, triggering a brawl that involved fans on the court.

Alan Williams led Santa Barbara (20-8, 11-4 Big West) with 18 points and 11 rebounds, Kyle Boswell had 17 and Zalmico Harmon 16. The Gauchos wrapped up at least the second seed in the Big West tournament, remaining a game behind first-place Irvine with one game left for each in the regular season.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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assistant: UC Santa Barbara fan confronts Hawaii coach