Supermodel's Body Painting picture with Lingerie Concept taken with and taking photos in downtown location
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Sexy Body Painting in Supermodels with Lingerie Concept
Supermodel's Body Painting picture with Lingerie Concept taken with and taking photos in downtown location
Body Painting Club
With the concept of a supermodel body painting flowers with the masterpieces of artists, looks sexy and hot very interesting to see
Body Painting Club
With the concept of a supermodel body painting flowers with the masterpieces of artists, looks sexy and hot very interesting to see
J Edgar Linker
Just Jared Leonardo DiCaprio in talks to play J Edgar Hoover. Hmmm... I'm not quite sure I see it. I like Leo but I really don't need him to take as many Oscar bait roles as he does. I'm sort of anxious for them to cave and give him the Oscar because I suspect maybe he'll lighten up a bit afterwards... maybe do another Catch Me If You Can like project maybe?Peel Slowly Great Annie Hall gag dumbed down. This post is so sad. And true!
Film School Rejects had the best of all the web's April Fools joking yesterday (that I came across at least). It infected the whole site humourously without cause any lying pain.
ioncinema We Need To Talk About Kevin gets its Kevin? That creepy boy from Afterschool (*shudder)?
L Magazine Meet Oscar's first best actress Janet Gaynor (onscreen of course)
Movies Online Netflix Instant Watch as the new Wal-Mart Bin
First and Last, 3.9
first image after the title cards. last image before the end titles.
can you guess the movie? It's such a goodie.
Highlight for the answer: It's the screwball classic BALL OF FIRE (1941). You must see it if you haven't.
for all first and last puzzles, click the label below
can you guess the movie? It's such a goodie.
Highlight for the answer: It's the screwball classic BALL OF FIRE (1941). You must see it if you haven't.
for all first and last puzzles, click the label below
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Waking Sleeping Beauty
Though it might be hard for anyone under about 30 to contextualize, Disney was once in very real danger of losing its entertainment superpowers. You couldn't catch teenagers at animated films unless they were forced to go and the theme parks were essentially going the museum route, merely living off of past glories. Waking Sleeping Beauty, a dizzying study of a tumultuous decade in the life of Disney animation investigates how the studio went from its sleepwalking nadir (The Black Cauldron, 1985) to its joyous rebirth (The Little Mermaid, 1989) and world domination (The Lion King, 1994).
This story is the stuff of showbiz legend. The film has super-powered egos battling for control (Jeffrey Katzenberg vs. Michael Eisner) unassuming but formidable heirs to a family throne (Roy Disney) and it's peppered with cameos from showbiz giants (Tim Burton appears in his gangly youth as an intern!)...
This story is the stuff of showbiz legend. The film has super-powered egos battling for control (Jeffrey Katzenberg vs. Michael Eisner) unassuming but formidable heirs to a family throne (Roy Disney) and it's peppered with cameos from showbiz giants (Tim Burton appears in his gangly youth as an intern!)...
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