Cause marketing controversies du jour

Or du week. Anyway, here are a few:

• KFC's "chicken dance for charity" unauthorized by NFL
  
  
• Does award-winning social entrepreneur Dov Charney trade American Apparel clothes for sex?
  
  
• Two-faced Unilever: the same company that's behind Dove's campaign against beauty sells Axe through sexist ads
  
  
• Is Dell's pricey Project Red PC a rip-off?

UPDATE:

Project Red has responded to the Dell controversy with this interesting observation:

(RED) is not about buying something for charity - it is about doing good while you are buying something you need. For those consumers who are in the market for a DELL XPS ONE with WINDOWS VISTA ULTIMATE, the (PRODUCT) RED option gives them the opportunity to get all of these features AND trigger an $80 contribution to the Global Fund to help fight AIDS in Africa, at no additional cost. For those consumers who are not in the market for this type of full-featured experience, they have the option to purchase another DELL PC that meets their needs.

(RED) is just one tool for people to do good - it doesn't replace the need or desire for charity donations, volunteering or getting involved in other ways. It is simply a choice when you're out shopping for something you need.