Irene Azuela’s passionate scene in Las Oscuras Primaveras (2015)
(The first 7-8 seconds are dead air. Be patient.)
Category: Beauty
V.S. model Romee Strijd’s panties cover very little
Amber Heard in ‘London Fields’ (201?)
London Fields was actually filmed in 2013, but not released until now.
Metacritic: 16/100
Rotten Tomatoes: 0%
IMDb: 4.5/10
Righteous scores!
The academy caved. The hairstyling Oscar will be broadcast after all.
Charlie’s site has produced another big update:
Mélanie Thierry in “le vent tourne”:
Adèle Haenel in “un peuple et son roi”:
Natacha Lindinger in “Sam”:
Nathalie Odzierejko in “am”:
Leslie Medina in “Mike”:
Valeria Nicov in “Mike”:
Athena Zelcovich in “Mike” & “Elle”:
Elsa Carmen Jarriau in “au delà des apparences”:
Alix Bénézech in “on ne parle plus beaucoup aujourd’hui”:
Lola Dubus in “on ne parle plus beaucoup aujourd’hui”:
Jodie Ruth in “on ne parle plus beaucoup aujourd’hui”:
Lauren Cohan in Casanova (2005)
I may have mischaracterized it in the headline. I guess it’s more like a nip-slip than a full bare breast.
I did not know this was coming. Dougherty gets a royal rogering from Brendan Fraser.
I just got a little more interested in the DC Universe.
Elizabeth Olsen shows off the twins in Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011)
The future Scarlet Witch was about 21 at the time.
Katie Boland in a cropped clip from The Master (2012)
Looks like a merkin.
The beautiful ginger model exposes one lily-white breast
A close look seems to reveal that this exposure was unintentional. There was nipple tape, but it failed.
Margaret Qualley in Donnybrook (2018)
It’s just a cam as of now. We should have an HD version in a week or two.
Stephanie Blacker and Charlotte Hope in Game of Thrones (s3e7)
Charlotte Hope is the brunette.
Ariel Kavoussi (Brief Breasts) in The Poet and the Professor (2017) [Short Film]
This is shocking – she’s wearing pants!
Definitely seems to be her, but no source is listed
In addition, Noah is bending over to offer a better look
For comparison: Miley in a similar position.
Here are the Blu-Ray captures of her in Mary Queen of Scots (2018)
Those breasts may be prosthetic.
June, 2015: Candidate Trump promises: “I’ll build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I’ll have Mexico pay for that wall.”
January 19, 2018: Having failed to get Mexico to pay, but with the GOP controlling both houses, President Trump gets Chuck Schumer to agree to hand over $25 billion to pay for the wall, in return for protection for the Dreamers , which Trump professes to agree with anyway. Trump backs off the deal for reasons still unclear. After a short government shutdown, Schumer says the deal can’t be restarted.
March, 2018: Talks resume. The Democrats are again willing to give Trump $25 billion for the wall in return for protection for the Dreamers, but Trump is unwilling to make a permanent Dreamers deal, insisting the deal can’t extend past 2020. Negotiations crumble.
December, 2018: Having lost the House in the mid-terms, Trump reduces his demand to just $5.7 billion to build a smaller portion of his wall.
December, 2018: Having failed to get his $5.7 billion, Trump turns down a Democratic offer of $1.6 billion and refuses to sign the annual budget.
February, 2019: Having rejected the previous offer of $1.6 billion so forcefully that he was willing to shut down the government, Trump now signs a bill authorizing only $1.4 billion.
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On January 19, 2018, Trump had negotiated the perfect deal. He would get $25 billion for his wall, in return for which he only had to offer a DACA deal that he had already agreed with in multiple tweets. He had persuaded the other side to agree to everything he wanted without giving up anything he opposed. He needed neither a shutdown nor a national emergency, just outstanding negotiations.
Then he changed his mind.
About a year later, he agreed to accept $1.4 billion.
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There you have it – The Art of the Deal.
When objective historians write about the Trump era, the puzzle they will have to decipher is the sentence above in red. Why did he renege on what, from his point of view, was the perfect deal? Was it just the usual reason (co-President Hannity disliked the deal), or was there something more complicated?
Linda Kozlowski in the rarely-seen Zorn (1994)
This was eight years after she (and her butt) first came to international prominence in Crocodile Dundee.
A very nice still of Olga Kurylenko in Magic City
Great booty!