Hailey Bieber looking sexy in a full lace outfit as she attends the Wuthering Heights premiere in Sydney, Australia!
Hailey Bieber basically attended the Wuthering Heights premiere in her lingerie
“20 Disturbing Facts You Really Don’t Want to Know”
Some of these are new to me. Some are dubious. Some are not actually facts at all. Others are true and interesting.
One accurate example from the list:
There are literally hundreds of corpses on Mount Everest, and they are used as way points for people trying to climb it. The bodies are too high up to be safely retrieved, so they are left there.
True. As of now, approximately 340 people have died on Everest, and 200 or more bodies are still on the mountain. Many of these victims are located high on the mountain, where extreme conditions can make recovery impossible.
Gloria Probably naked in OBEX (2025)
Conor Marsh lives a secluded life with his dog, Sandy, until one day he begins playing OBEX, a new, state-of-the-art computer game. When Sandy goes missing, the line between reality and game blurs and Conor must venture into the strange world of OBEX to bring her home.
There will be Dove Cameron nudity in the first episode of 56 Days next Wednesday.
This new 8-episode mini-series is based on an eponymous best-selling potboiler by Catherine Ryan Howard. It will stream on Prime.
56 Days follows Oliver and Ciara, who, after meeting randomly, fall for each other fast and dangerously hard. Nearly two months (56 days) later, detectives arrive at Oliver’s apartment to find a homicide victim. Did Oliver kill Ciara? Did Ciara kill him?
The narrative alternates between a single day in the present investigation, and the twisted trajectory of the young lovers’ affair in the past.
First look:
From the comment section: there’s a larger gallery here.
Brewster McCloud has left us, still dreaming of the heavens
R.I.P. Bud Cort, star of the cult classic Harold and Maude
Since he will always be Brewster McCloud to me, here are some scenes from that film. Sally Kellerman is topless.
Judy Pace naked in Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970)
The popular novelist Chester Himes wrote several stories featuring two Harlem detectives, Grave Digger and Coffin Ed. His books are sexy, some might say raunchy, and their tone is darkly satirical, some might say fatalistic. He focused on black protagonists doomed by a combination of white racism and self hatred. Cotton Comes to Harlem is one of the books in that series.
The humorous Godfrey Cambridge and the humorless Raymond St Jacques played the two honest but unorthodox detectives who “broke a few heads, but never any promises.” The screenplay was written by actor-turned-auteur Ossie Davis, who also directed. This film was a financial success, so Ossie directed several films after this one, but never again with such success, and he returned to performing after 1976. A respected orator, he spoke at the funerals of both Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. If you can’t picture him, you certainly know his voice, since he did the famous commercial that said “A mind is a terrible thing to waste.”
This film balanced heavy themes with slapstick comedy, ranging in tone from Cleavon Little’s tragic portrayal of a strung-out junkie, to Redd Foxx basically playing the very same character he played on Sanford and Son. There are times when the very serious pursuit of justice is interrupted by humorous unrelated vignettes, basically non-sequiturs in the style of Laugh-In. Some of the jokes and pratfalls that seemed funny at the time now seem cringe-worthy in today’s more sensitive times. Even though the film was written and directed by a respected and intelligent man of African heritage, I doubt if such a man today would relish images of black detectives crashing into a watermelon truck while chasing down a bale of cotton. A certain amount of self-deprecatory humor would still be present in a modern dramedy from a black auteur, but the topics and symbols would be presented with more subtlety.
For my taste, the plot has too many characters and digressions. It’s one of those deals where the guys who robbed the money were actually hired by the guy they robbed, or maybe they weren’t. And there are all sorts of sub-plots involving militants, an innocent junk dealer (yes, Redd Foxx), con men, the mafia, girlfriends who may or may not be involved, and I don’t know what all. I occasionally got lost in the digressions and distracted by the surreal gags. But that was pretty much OK. It is an atmospheric film, and the confusion was used as part of the atmosphere. It would be made differently today, but it’s still a very entertaining movie, with plenty of laughs, a good detective story, and a great ending.
And Judy was a stunner!
1080 HD Videos. There are also some unidentified actresses in the final scene. (SPOILER ALERT: The clip with the unidentified actresses ruins the surprise ending that I mentioned above.)
Tuna did the full screen version years ago, but I don’t see any additional nudity.
One tiny American high school produced 8 Olympians in women’s hockey
That’s an odd story to begin with, but what makes it really strange to me is that it is my high school.
It’s quite a story. When I was in that school with my fellow early baby boomers, there were about 2,000 students and it was just a typical Catholic prep school. Today the average graduating class is between 50 and 60 kids, yet they have managed to survive and retain the immense old facility.
How could that happen? Well, they expanded to a “high and middle” school, with grades 6-12, and they charge a fortune to go there, but that still only got them to 315 total students, not enough to pay the bills. Then they had a brainstorm. They saw the high schools in Florida that are basically training programs for elite athletes and realized that there was nothing comparable for (of all things) women’s hockey. They converted some apartments, where the nuns and brothers used to live, into dorms, and created a hockey boarding school. (It’s still a regular high school as well. The hockey players attend regular classes with all the commuter kids.) It was really a radical idea, and not many people thought it would have broad enough appeal to succeed. I never would have thought of it. But it turned out to be genius. That high school is still in business, while our identical sister school, faced with an identical situation and lacking a creative solution, has been closed for decades, as have so many high schools in an era of declining birth rates and increased home schooling.
So, it turns out that I went to a hockey factory, and have never even skated in my life. As ol’ Casey Stengel used to say, “Amazin’!”
Grazi Massafera and others in episode 10 of Madam Beja
Grazi Massafera
Indira Nascimento
Erika Januza
Catharina Caiado
Videos. (Mayber .mp4 was the key. The sound seems to work on all of them.)
Liana Ayoun topless in episode 2 of Shlomi 6
Soccer-focused Israeli crime series. In Hebrew.
Two ambitious cousins from Netanya, who dream of playing for the most prestigious football clubs in Europe get involved with a criminal organization that trades players. In attempt to save their dream, the boys embark on a bloody coming-of-age journey that puts their future and their loved ones in great danger. A relentless pursuit of recognition and respect leads them to an inevitable collision.
Video. I tried saving the video as an .mp4, and GoFile liked that better. It played the sound.
Lux Pascal naked in episode 6 of The Beauty
Lux is a woman born as a man, playing a woman born as a man. She is a sibling of the famous actor Pedro Pascal.
