Chelsea Handler and Nick Offerman Flaunt Derrieres for Esquire

Chelsea Handler, who is no strangers to baring her assets to the camera, goes completely nude alongside Nick Offerman for Esquire Magazine's April issue. Instead of going full-frontal, Chelsea and Nick show off their back side and their booties. The pair hold hands while Chelsea's toes overlap Nick's toes. They look nonchalantly over their shoulders, mimicking John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1968's Rolling Stone cover. Chelsea's side boob is visible but partially covered by the "Parks and Recreation" star's arm. The cover is accompanied with headline, "Women & Men: An Issue About Our Current Difficulties." The magazine writes, "Yes, they are both naked, on an issue devoted entirely to how men and women interact... Us and Them. A special issue of Esquire devoted to the increasingly charged relations between women and men in America." The magazine will hit the newsstands and online on March 24. 

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Jose Mourinho answered Jamie Carragher, Graeme Souness over criticism

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has hit back at criticism from Jamie Carragher and Graeme Souness regarding the behaviour of his players versus Paris Saint-Germain.

Mourinho was responding to reaction from the from the pair, who are pundits for Sky Sports, about Chelsea's confrontations with the referee in the midweek Champions League elimination against Paris Saint-Germain, claiming that they did very similar in their playing careers, and Souness just as much in his managerial career.

Nine of Mourinho's players had confronted referee Bjorn Kuipers about Zlatan Ibrahimovic's tackle on Oscar that led to a straight red card for the Sweden international.

Mourinho rejected certain perceptions of his behaviour, and said the true way to judge Chelsea was the way they congratulated PSG.

He said: "One by one in the tunnel after the PSG game, I shook the hands of not just their players but the coaches and everyone else from PSG. I told them they deserved to win and good luck for the future.

"This is the way we behave after a defeat. I am not like the way people sometimes like to describe me."

Responding to the censure from former Liverpool players Carragher and , Mourinho said: "The world is a bit strange, maybe because of diets and quality products we are eating, I think memories are getting shorter. Because when Carragher and Souness speak about it, it is because they are having a problem for sure.

"Carragher stopped playing two years ago and it seems he's forgotten everything on the pitch. Mr Souness has also forgotten, though he stopped playing a long time ago. He also forgets that I know so much about him, because he left Benfica as coach.

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