News: Janet Fans Want MTV To Stop Hating

Fans on her Web site www.JanetJackson.com certainly believe that the music channel, owned by Viacom, wants to punish her personally for the 2004 wardrobe malfunction that resulted in a $550,000 FCC fine leveled against 20 of their CBS stations. (CBS announced Friday it would appeal the FCC decision).

Janet heads are wondering why MTV - which jumped all over recent high-profile returns by Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, Beyonce and Jessica Simpson - has not given Jackson's clip featuring Nelly the same ad nauseum treatment.

In addition to the proposed Viacom conspiracy, fans on the Web site also claim that voters have been hitting the MTV.com message boards "in droves" to request the "Call on Me" video...only to have the majority of their posts deleted, allegedly, by the network.

Fans pointed out that even BET premiered the video on Wednesday...but failed to mention (or wasn't aware) that BET is also owned by Viacom - which pokes at least one hole into the conspiracy theory.

MTV has yet to comment on the conspiracy allegations, but a source there told Giant Magazine that the reason is because: "The song just really isn't very good."

Meanwhile, Jackson has put all of her bedroom business in the street through an interview with Essence magazine. The conversation swung around to sex, and Janet admitted that she was always the aggressor - until her first time with current beau, Jermaine Dupri.

"I feel like I finally met my match," she tells Essence. "In relationships it was always the guy telling me, 'OK, hold on, wait a minute.' I'd ask my girlfriends, 'Aren't we supposed to be the ones who say, 'Wait, not tonight, I have a headache?' This happened through two [marriages] for me. I thought something's not right here. But with Jermaine I don't have to say anything; he knows I'm ready. Any time, any place."

Related news ...

In Atlanta, WSB-TV is reporting that at least three party-goers were wounded when shots were fired early this morning at a party thrown by Janet's lover man, Jermaine Dupri. The shooting happened at the Atlanta Peach Ballroom on Buford Highway.

Three female partiers were hit by shots and were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital. The event was the culmination of a series of weekend parties sponsored by Dupri's So So Def Records.

There was no mention of Janet being at the event.