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Amid much ridicule, Switzerland-based banking giant links of london charms has decided to overhaul a painfully detailed employee dress code that was recently leaked online. The 44-page guide ventured into such personal territory as what colour underwear Links of London Heart Charm should wear (flesh-toned) and how often men should cut their hair (monthly). It also suggested wristwatches (to convey trustworthiness and punctuality) and cautioned about the dangers Links of London Horseshoe Charm failing to trim and file toenails (shortens the life of stockings). UBS has said its original guide was "misunderstood." But while the bank has pledged to focus Links of London hot Pink Heart Charm the basics in its revised code - dark suits, white shirts and red ties for men - it's doubtful its 65,000 global employees will enjoy sartorial freedom any time soon.As I write this column, Super Bowl XLV hasn't been played yet and already there is an uproar over a commercial featuring Kim Kardashian which has been dubbed "too hot for television." With such controversial television shows as MTV's "Skins," I had to scratch my head and wonder just what it was that made this commercial so racy. So I did a little research and learned that, well, the ad is rather, ahem, "hot." According to various published reports regarding the ad, a barely clad Kardashian makes nice with a shirtless man while dressed in a pair of Skechers Shape-Up shoes.