Constantine’s Crossing (Konstantinovo raskršće) primarily refers to a popular supernatural historical-thriller novel from Serbia, now adapted for TV. Written by Serbian author Dejan Stojiljković and originally published in 2009. It is set in World War II, in occupied Niš, Serbia (the birthplace of Roman Emperor Constantine the Great, thus explaining the title)

SS Major Heinrich Kahn is sent by Heinrich Himmler and Adolf Hitler to find Constantine the Great’s ancient battle sword and armory hidden beneath the city’s catacombs. Amidst the wartime chaos, Allied bombings, and a local civil war, a series of gruesome murders plague the town, whispering of a dark, non-human or vampiric threat.

Warning if you plan to watch it: the clip and one of the pictures are spoilers.

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New 6-part French series from CANAL +, filmed in Thailand, Singapore, Spain, and France. It’s a murder mystery within a privileged community. Sort of a Not-as-white Lotus.

Adapting her own novel , L’Expatriée (2013), author Elisa Marpeau (1975, France) brings to life a story about the French expatriate community in Singapore, a community she knows firsthand after living intermittently in the Asian country for ten years. Starring Justine Lacanal (Naïlia Harzoune), who has just arrived in Singapore with her husband Simon and daughter Anaïs, in an attempt to reinvent herself in a city where towering skyscrapers stand in stark contrast to mangrove swamps. During her stay, she discovers the complex relationships that develop in the condominiums inhabited by French expatriates like Élisa Delestree (Ariane Labed), a woman who maintains a certain spirit of freedom alongside her husband Bertrand, but also in other, more dysfunctional families like that of Clémence Salinas (India Hair) and her husband Olivier, who are constantly at odds with their rebellious teenage son Mathieu. The condominiums where the foreigners live are privileged spaces, but also isolated from Singaporean society, with which they only have contact through their domestic workers, most of whom are also foreigners, immigrants from the Philippines who likewise maintain distant relationships with their employers. Some, like Ate-Mary (Yohana Yara), remain in the background, but with their ears wide open, while others, like Destiny (Dany Verissimo Petit), the Delestree family’s maid, try to find a financial solution through extortion. Singapura focuses on this closed and isolated community, which feels oppressive, marked by rumors and secrets that are constantly circulating among women who end up experiencing the roles of mothers and wives with few activities, their work in the hands of their husbands who have been transferred to the city by their companies, and the domestic chores performed by the Filipino maids. The portrayal of female characters like Justine, Élisa, and Clémence creates an ensemble story in which relationships intertwine and personal dramas unfold.

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As is typical in these kinds of stories, the element that disrupts these lives is the introduction of a thriller through a murder that shocks the entire expat community, while simultaneously making them suspects due to the isolated nature of the condominiums. Justine, who knows the victim, becomes involved in the investigation, driven by her work as a journalist, which turns the crime into an almost vital obsession for her. Meanwhile, the introduction of Detective Adam Wong (Soji Arai) establishes a subplot of police investigation and interrogations that becomes the overarching element affecting all the families in the community.

The images come from a mediocre Russian dub, as churned out by one of those gambling sites.

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Like many French actresses, she has an impressive nudography:

A drama from Chile.

In the summer of 1990, as the Chilean dictatorship nears its end, a family begins to fall apart. At fifteen, a girl searches for her place in a world where everything she knew is slipping away.

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Mckenna Grace, Maya Hawke and Whitney Peak for Cosmopolitan | November 2026

A rather amateurish gallery with no nudity, but lovely women.

More (allegedly) from Ariel Winter, Rachel McAdams and others

French body-horror

Margot starts as an intern in a high-intensity Emergency Room, where the head doctor treats patients as if it were more like a sweatshop. Margot faces her own self-doubt and competition with her coworkers; she encounters patients whose bodies are marked with a mass of red veins and darkened eyes, not unlike the restaurant worker we see at the film’s start. When Margot begins to experience the same symptoms–due to a virus that infects the overworked–she finds that everyone who works in this high-intensity environment can be a potential carrier.

These caps are from a CAM. The quality is poor, and she has a disease, so …

There is one scene where she is topless without the disease, but the quality is even worse than elsewhere.

Just out of curiosity, I asked AI to remove the blue filter and sharpen that last image. The quality of the original image is so poor that the program had to guess, but if it is right with its guesses, she is an extraordinarily beautiful woman. After looking at images of her from other sources, I’d say the AI image is very close, but we won’t really know what the scene looks like until we have a Blu-Ray or better, which will allow me to remove the blue filter manually.

All of the videos are here.

I have seen her name thousands of times, and she has appeared here, but I never really knew who she was until now, when I decided to look her up. I had always thought she hosted one of those lame daytime talk shows, like a grade-B Ellen. It turns out she’s an actress, has been around since 1999, works constantly, and was a star of Freaks and Geeks, a show I loved at the time. I guess Freaks and Geeks was too long ago for me to remember. Apart from that show, apparently she’s never in anything else that interests me.

And of course she never gets naked, which lets her fly under my radar.

Cute!

James, 36, took to Instagram on Wednesday, August 6, to show off her tan lines while posing nude with her friends around a fire pit. In the pic, the actress held hands with five other nude women. They all tilted their heads back and looked toward the sky. James wore her long, curly hair down while she flaunted her bum.

By the Instagram rules, I guess it’s OK to show butts, but the breasts have to be censored.