A bikini-clad Katee Sackhoff works and plays in (I suppose) her back yard
One more of her Herculean labors and/or leisure activities.
Day: June 1, 2020
The Last Days of American Crime (trailer above) comes out on Netflix Friday and looks kinda awful, but the key point here is that Anna Brewster is sexy throughout and has a topless scene about halfway through the film.
Key passage:
“Not only was the knee on George’s neck a cause of his death, but so was the weight of the other two police officers on his back, who not only prevented blood flow into his brain but also air flow into his lungs.”
“Dr. Michael Baden, one of the pathologists who performed the independent autopsy said, ‘Mr. Floyd had no underlying medical problems that caused or contributed to his death.'” Baden also made no mention of fentanyl or meth.
Note that Baden is 85 years old, and is quite a controversial character, having testified for the defense in the OJ and Phil Spector trials, and having produced some disputed results in other high-profile proceedings.
This completely contradicts the final report of the Hennepin County Medical Examiner. The press release of the medical examiner reads: Cause of death: Cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression; Manner of death: Homicide; How injury occurred: Decedent experienced a cardiopulmonary arrest while being restrained by law enforcement officer(s); Other significant conditions: Arteriosclerotic and hypertensive heart disease; fentanyl intoxication; recent methamphetamine use.
An “apocalyptic swarm of deadly mutant ticks.”
2020 is turning out to be about the worst year for civilization for … oh … I’m gonna say 75 years, but you might argue for 1544 years.
By the way, I saw Deadly Mutant Ticks open for Murder Hornets at Coachella.
“Someone throwing a rock is like shooting a gun. You have to do retribution.”
“You have to dominate. If you don’t dominate, you’re wasting your time.”
Jamie Gray Hyder in an episode of True Blood.
I didn’t much care for that show, but it did have some great nudity.
Jamie Gray went on to a better role as a regular on Law and Order: SVU
Kylie decided to follow in the bootsteps of her older half-sibs. Sister Kendall did not.
Misty Rowe in Goodbye, Norma Jean (1976), a disrespected, low-budget film about the beginning of Marilyn Monroe’s career. (2.9 at IMDb)
That’s pretty much a typical IMDb rating in the career of auteur Larry Buchanan, who directed 12 films rated below 4.0 at IMDb. He made another, even worse Marilyn Monroe film about a decade later (Goodnight, Sweet Marilyn) which used footage from this one in telling about the end of MM’s career.
When Buchanan died in 2004, the NY Times obit read, “One quality united Mr. Buchanan’s diverse output: It was not so much that his films were bad; they were deeply, dazzlingly, unrepentantly bad. His work called to mind a famous line from H.L. Mencken, who, describing President Warren G. Harding’s prose, said, ‘It is so bad that a sort of grandeur creeps into it.’”
Nehal Vadoliya (per the poster, from an Indian web series “Mastram”)
A former champion of the quiz show “Twenty-One,” Stempel blew the whistle on that rigged competition, leading to exposure of the entire crooked game-show industry in the 50s. Much of America watched Stempel’s winning streak end with a loss to Charles van Doren in 1956, but the entire scenario turned out to have been scripted. Even the prize money was fake. Stempel had allegedly won $69,500 on the broadcasts, but that was all for show. He agreed to accept a lower amount as part of his negotiations with the show’s producers.
He might have been hailed as a hero for having exposed corruption, but was not, because his confession was a matter of revenge rather than conscience. The producers had made some promises to him as part of a crooked bargain which required him to miss a question intentionally. Those promises were not kept, so Stempel went public.
After the scandal, Stempel lived a quiet life in modest circumstances, basically forgotten until the early 90s, when Robert Redford decided to make a movie about the quiz show scandals. Stempel was portrayed by John Turturro in that film (“Quiz Show”), which brought him new fame, but pigeon-holed him as a hapless nerd.
This was one of her many good nude scenes in The Night Manager. This particular one was from episode 6.
Other posts with Debicki nudity. When we finally have good captures from The Burnt Orange Heresy, it will be a leading contender for nude scene of the year.
She did some brief nudity in a film called Fort Saganne, which came out six months earlier, but Happy Easter was her first true nude scene.
The all-Canadian girl next door in Species
This placed #5 in our top nude scenes of 1995.
The sequel placed #12 among our top nude scenes of 1998.
In between the two, Natasha appeared topless in Maximum Risk, but could not crack the top nude scenes of 1996, which may have been the year of peak cinema nudity.
Absolute proof of the Joey Tribbiani Theorem that Baywatch is mankind’s greatest achievement.
From her appearance, I’m going to guess that she is related neither to Guillermo
nor Benicio
Either that or she is the only non-goblin in the extended Del Toro family.
By the way, to be fair, Benicio used to be very handsome, but aged poorly.
On the other hand, I’m pretty sure Guillermo always looked like he should be pursued by villagers with torches and pitchforks. In fact he looks better now than when he was young. But I do love many of his films!
Does it matter? She still has a fuckload of money, which is approximately one fuckload more than she deserves.