Jennifer Lopez's Nearly-Naked Catsuit Gets Catcalls

Two days into the New Year and the revealing catsuit Jennifer Lopez wore on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve to sing "Waiting for Tonight" is still causing eyes to roll – in both awe and anxiety.

Though the ABC show's host Ryan Seacrest let the 41-year-old singer know that her outfit "made my year," Alicia Lundgren, a 24-year-old dancer from Philadelphia, told Jenny from the block's hometown paper, the New York Daily News, "There's too many wrinkles. It looks like elephant skin."

Not all the remarks about the ensemble were catty. Some prompted catcalls, including a "Wow" from Jason Ray, 24, a legal assistant from near Times Square, where Thursday's festivities – and the fashion display – took place. "I think she looks good after having twins!" he told the newspaper.

Underneath the sheer garment, Lopez sported little beyond her spangled red-soled Louboutin heels.

And her famous caboose? The News determined it seems to have shrunk. "Did she get butt surgery?" asked a Tweeter.

Will You Ring In 2010 with Ryan Seacrest, Jay-Z, Anderson Cooper or Snooki?

Are you over holiday parties? Don’t want to go out in the cold (cool for SoFLa) or face the crowds to ring in 2010? Don’t worry! There is plenty to watch on TV this New Year’s Eve. Here’s a rundown:

Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2010 (ABC)
Dick Clark, Ryan Seacrest and Melissa Rycroft will host the special from New York’s Times Square while Fergie will chime in from Las Vegas. Jennifer Lopez and Daughtry will perform live as The Black Eyed Peas, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Keri Hilson, Colbie Caillat, Orianthi and Robin Thicke also take the stage.

Billboard’s New Year’s Eve Live (FOX)
Want to party with Carmen Electra? She’ll be hosting this special, which will feature performances by America Idol’s Kris Allen and Allison Iraheta and Sean Kingston, from Times Square and Las Vegas. This one will let you relive the best moments of the Billboard Music Awards and count down 2009’s top 5 in music, movies and television.

New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly (NBC)
Bundle up! This cool musical lineup includes Jay-Z, Rihanna, Green Day and the cast of the musical Hair as Carson Daly and Natalie Morales countdown to 2010 in New York’s Times Square.

MTV News Presents: Top 9 of ‘09 (MTV)
Want to hang out with Snooki and The Situation? You can count down the year’s biggest stories, from Michael Jackson to Eminem, with hosts Adrienne Bailon and — pump your fist! — the cast of the Jersey Shore!

New Year’s Eve Live With Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin (CNN)
CNN will bring back to Times Square their infamous New Year’s Eve duo, serious anchorman Anderson Cooper and the inappropriate-yet-hilarious Kathy Griffin, to ring in 2010. But joining them this year will be Lance Bass, who will report from Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas. What will they think of next?

The Graham Norton Show: New Year’s Eve Special (BBC America)
Want to get away without leaving the couch? The BBC’s wacky funnyman Graham Norton will ring in the new year with legendary and outrageous comic Joan Rivers, Sarah Jessica Parker and more. Expect the unexpected!

Tell us: What will you watch on New Year’s Eve by writing a comment below.

ABC Drops Adam Lambert Again

Adam Lambert’s racy performance on the American Music Awards has resulted in him (again) being dropped from performing on other ABC shows.

A week after ABC bailed on Adam appearing on Good Morning America, the network has canceled Adam’s scheduled December 17th appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live and on the New Years Rockin’ Eve special, the singer confirms yesterday.

Adam delivered the news himself on Wednesday via Twitter: "Yes, sadly friends, ABC has cancelled my appearances on Kimmel and NYE. don’t blame them. It’s the FCC heat. … I AM doing Leno though. And lookin into something for NYE. … It’ll all blow over. Let’s focus on being positive! … Thank you to everyones support of my album! Came in last week at #3!"

Since the American Music Awards, Adam has performed, witbout incident, on both CBS’s The Early Show and on The Late Show with David Letterman.

In a statement to the Los Angeles Times., an ABC spokeswoman made no mention of the FCC and would only explain the network’s decision to disinvite Lambert from performing on “Kimmel” as follows, “We decided not to move forward with the booking at this time.” ABC declined to be interviewed about the issue.