Uncle Scoopy's world-weary musings about naked celebrities, sports, humor and other important, manly things.
Towards the end of this dancing video, Britney Spears squat down with her tight dress hiked up and the question is .. did she just flash her pussy?
Probably not. But with the camera she uses, how would we know one way or t’other?
Ester Exposito In See Through Dress At The 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival!
I used to watch this show regularly, but it didn’t seem worth the effort, and there was too much repetition, so I stopped. I thought I’d check up on it today, after not having done so for several years. There are a lot of new faces, and some of the old familiar ones, doing the same old things. One change is that the naked exercising has gotten much more explicit. This clip features Madeline Hunny and Gabby. Madeline is the instructor, while Gabby is just not as good. To put it in coarsest terms, Gabby can’t spread her legs wide enough to offer the same views as Ms. Hunny.
I did do a few captures of Madeline Hunny, but I don’t want gyno close-ups on this page, so you can view them in an Imgbox gallery
Given that the hosts are random, non-famous women, I still don’t feel that it is worthwhile to cover this show, despite the new level of explicitness. But you have a say in the matter as well, since: (1) communication on this blog is interactive; and (2) I’m trying to find out there are additional ways to entertain the audience.
So what do you think?
Romantic thriller from Brazil.
An actor and a politician begin an affair, soon developing a fetish for public sex. As fame beckons, they seek riskier encounters.
All collages, comments and videos from Johnny Moronic
Here’s another look at an American movie, this time a 1994 epic set on Easter Island, with a whole bunch of Maori actors from New Zealand. Finally, a widescreen HD Bluray of the movie has been released, and as I predicted in the previous update, it looks far better than the very ordinary fullscreen, with no less nudity. Rapa Nui does not spend a lot of time on the female roles, but when it does picture the women, they are always showing their breasts and wear very little clothing. I’ve also made a couple of collages of Sandrine Holt plus an extensive collection of caps from the movie which in some ways better expresses the nudity in the movie than the videos.
Was there any tennis player in history who finished their career with a losing record against any opponent they played more than once?
Apparently not. Some researchers found that Steffi Graf had a losing record against Jo Durie (3-4) and Wendy Turnbull (1-2). She tied Navatilova, 9-9.
Bjorn Borg also game close. He was 1-2 against Paul Gerken and 2-3 against John Newcombe. He tied McEnroe, 7-7.
It’s a difficult achievement because players lose matches if they are too young at the beginning of their careers (like Borg), and they lose matches if they keep playing when they are fading.
She reminds me of a younger Salma Hayek.
The redhead in the background is Rébecca Balestra.
The 2017 theatrical piece Provocation (often styled as Pro|vocation), which involved Swiss actress Piera Bellato, was performed in French. The production was a collaboration between the director Árpád Schilling and students from the La Manufacture – Haute école des arts de la scène in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. Here is the entire play, but there are no subtitles.
I guess she hasn’t done any nudity, but there is lots of bikini material floating around, and she looks just as good as you imagine.
This horror/thriller, filmed about a year before Fast Times, was Jennifer’s first nude scene, and her first credited film appearance of any kind. She was 19. She’s 64 now, and still working tirelessly, perhaps more than ever.
A news anchorwoman begins to suspect that a man living in her apartment complex is the serial killer that’s been raping and killing women in the Miami area.
Micro-budget horror film.
Plagued by psychic visions, a woman begins manifesting a monster inside her bedroom closet. It grows stronger, dragging her childhood trauma to the surface, forcing her to confront her past. She must face the monster or be consumed by it.
I think I was trolled by this film. The image quality is about like my dad’s old 8MM home movies. The editing is hilariously bad (several seconds of a close-up of a tree with no significance to the plot, e.g.) The sound is filled with hum, scratching and crackling. The lead actress delivers her lines like a second-grader reading from a primer. The two shower scenes go on forever, and seem nearly identical. There’s not much narrative and no scares.
The entire film runs about 44 minutes. It has about 9 minutes of fake trailers at the beginning and 10 minutes of end credits. It has additional footage from different films that the lead actress is watching on TV, and it has about two minutes of her showering. That means the alleged story, such as it is, runs about 22 minutes.
I thought “No film can be this bad,” but after a few minutes I finally got it through my thick skull that I needed to add the phrase “unless it’s on purpose.” I finally came to the conclusion that the film is some kind of inside joke, and I’m not in on it. I guess it’s sort of like “Creature from the Haunted Sea” without the witty voice-over.
Ya got me, dudes!
Good one. (I guess)
