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We didn't think it was possible for David Beckham to get any hotter in our book, but then we saw him rockin' this 60's chic look!

The Los Angeles Galaxy player posed with an old school pompadour for the Wall Street Journal Magazine to which he explains his latest fashion venture, his future in soccer, and the London riots.

Inspired by his wife's success in the fashion world, Beckham has branched out on his own and is working with H&M on an upcoming line of formfitting "body wear."

Much like his deal with Adidas, he's not just giving the clothing company the rights to use his name in advertisements — he's directly involved every step of the way. He explained to WSJ:

"I'm totally involved in everything that goes out there in stores,. I don't just sign with a company and give my name to do whatever they want. Everything that goes out there is something I would wear."

As for his athletic future, expect to see him playing soccer for a little while longer.

Despite growing a few more gray hairs on his head since his fourth child, Harper, was born, the 37-years-old is eager to join his English countrymen on the field during the 2012 summer Olympics, saying:

"I don't just want to be a coach or manager. I want to play."

The former Manchester United player wasn't thrilled to see the English youth rioting in the streets of London earlier this year either, as he groaned:

"We've got the Olympics next year and these pictures are being seen all around the world. It makes me feel physically sick."

The problem may be that kids today aren't respecting authority like other generations, as David elaborated:

"I think it's disgusting what's going on. The problem is, there is a minority of youth today in England who are not scared of authority. If they steal something, they are not worried about the consequences. When I was a kid growing up I respected elders, I respected the law. If I was on a bus and an elderly lady got on, I would stand up and let her sit down. That doesn't happen these days."

We wouldn't expect anything less from this English gent and perhaps he is living proof that chivalry is NOT dead!

[Image via Paul Wetherell/WSJ.]

Tags: 2012 olympics, chivalry, david beckham, el lay, english, london, magazine, riots, wall street journal, wsj

How wonderful!

Well, it does suck that the need for it has happened, but because we can't change that, the next best thing is to do all we can to help clean up. And Simon Cowell is doing just that!

Simon has just donated

Tags: country, donate, donation, initiative, money, riots

Hulk Hogan shared in a recent radio interview that he wants to body slam UK's rioting youth just like he did Andre the Giant!

Hmm…somehow we think that would make matters worse. LOL!

The former WWF WWE Champion called in to Richard Bacon's BBC radio show to shed his real American perspective on the riots tearing London apart, saying:

“Y’know, it doesn’t really matter if Hulk Hogan’s over there body slamming all the youth like I did Andre the Giant but, at the end of the day, we need to grab these kids, shake them, and say ‘Stop! Regroup! Just look at yourself in the mirror. Is this what you want the mirror image of your life to be? Is this what you want your destiny to be?”

Who better to shape up those mixed up youngsters rioting in London then Hulk Hogan? Anyone who ever saw Mr. Nanny should know he can handle kids!

Even while enjoying his vacation at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, the Hulkster went further to say he "will do anything because" he loves his "UK Hulkamaniacs.”

We're sure the British government appreciates your support, Hulk, but we don't think even you can single-handedly solve this crisis. Enjoy Orlando!

Check out the bizarre radio interview above!

Tags: andre the giant, bbc, body slam, florida, funny, government, interview, lols, london, orlando, riots, youth