Steven Tyler

STEVEN TYLER: Talk and Dress This Way

Despite having to be bleeped a few times on American Idol, Steven Tyler doesn't want the Supreme Court to reshape the Federal Communications Commission's rules affecting what can and can't be said on TV. He says, "There's a certain charm and passion and magic in not showing full-frontal nudity" or using constant profanity... "It's really hot when you only show a little."

The court heard the case yesterday in which it will determine the FCC's authority in setting indecency standards. The broadcasters are hoping to overturn a 1978 decision that upheld the FCC's authority to regulate radio and television content, particularly during the hours when children are likely to be watching or listening -- prime-time before 10 p.m. A decision is expected by the end of June.