The beautiful women of Showtime's SHAMELESS like Emmy Rossum in NSFW VIDEO scenes and screencaps FROM THE SHOW as well as magazine scans from other sources. (Copyright: Showtime)
This is a tasteful collection with some nudes, mostly photography, many magazine scans including the 10.09 Maxim shoot with Grace Park as well as Tricia's Playboy shoot.
"If you know me, it's like, someone sneezes and I take my clothes off. I'm naked in Esquire in August. I was naked on the set the other day. I'm always naked. I'm naked right now, in fact." - Mary Louise Parker (2009)
Spartacus: Vengeance Jan 27 2012 STARZ premiere!
Spartacus: Gods of the Arena
Some Images NSFW
Some images pre-2010.
***All images Starz copyright***
Full Spartacus screencaps/promo photos @ http://theloveumake.com
The Brazilian-born Baccarin, age thirty-three, was until recently — and maybe still is — best known for her role on the short-lived 2009 ABC series V, on which she played the doe-eyed, pixie-cut alien queen with an excellent Q rating. And removable skin. It's her iconic role to date, save perhaps her part on the culty Firefly, which turned the heads of a thousand, thousand fanboys. "It's a coincidence," she says of starring in two major science-fiction projects. "I really look for strong female characters, or weak female characters, for that matter — something defined, tucked inside a great story. Reading V gave me straight-out goosebumps. You know, not knowing who your neighbors are, discovering that you live in an occupied state. Firefly I grabbed. We all thought it would last."
Read more: Morena Baccarin Pictures - Sexy Photos of Morena Baccarin - Esquire http://www.esquire.com/women/women-we-love/morena-baccarin-1012#ixzz2Eamy2KwZ
- Paz de la Huerta (Lucy Danziger) & Gretchen Mol NSFW scenes Boardwalk Empire - Season 1
- Magazine shoot with the women of Boardwalk Empire
**All images HBO,inc.**
"These are two people who thought they had no chance to ever have a real love affair and they found each other and there's something fantastic and mind-blowing about that." -- Alan Ball
'SOA': Watch Ryan Hurst bid farewell to Opie -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO
Published on Nov 30, 2012
'SOA': Watch Ryan Hurst bid farewell to Opie
The song is called "Goodbye, Dear Friend," by Deer Tick
While Sons of Anarchy’s Opie (Ryan Hurst)
met a grisly, head-exploding death at the hands of prison inmates while
guards — and three fellow SAMCRO members — watched earlier this season,
the cast said goodbye to the character in a more symbolic way.
“If you wanna see a group of grown men crying like babies, there’s a
video you can watch,” Charlie Hunnam, who plays Jax on the FX biker
drama, told The Hollywood Reporter while promoting his new film
Deadfall.
“Three months after he had finished filming Sons, he still hadn’t cut
his beard off, and he hadn’t shaved in 5 1/2 years since he got the
role of Opie. He hadn’t shaved once,” said Hunnam. “It was a catharsis
that we all needed for him to get rid of that beard and for all of us to
just let Opie die.”
Before taking a razor to Hurst’s face, the cast chipped in on an
oversized samurai sword as a parting gift for the actor. “Most samurai
swords are 38 inches; this is a 44-inch sword — an oversized sword — and
he’s 6-foot-6, so it was perfect for him,” explained Hunnam.
"Americans" is a short, public service film starring Sean Penn and Kid Rock, directed by Jameson Stafford. The goal of the film is to tear down the one-dimensional political stereotypes portrayed by the media by confronting them head on. It reminds us that what really matters is that we're all Americans, with diverse thoughts, opinions and stances on issues. We are millions of unique, individual parts, the sum of which comprise a whole that is the shining beacon of freedom throughout the world.
The film reminds us to be proud of our differences, and to never forget that we're all in this together as Americans.
DEXTER (Michael C.Hall) has fallen for another damaged blond, this time season 7's 'Hannah McKay' played by the beautiful Yvonne Strahovski. Here she is as shown during her Maxim photoshoot (au naturel) and in interview about her perfect date, among other things of great significance.
The NURSE JACKIE star welcomed her son, Anderson in 2005 and daughter Macy in 2008. Falco has now explained why she went through the process in an appearance on Thursday's Anderson. "At that time I was single and the idea to adopt came to me," she said. "I just knew at a certain point it was time to raise kids." Falco admitted that she isn't sure whether her children realize that other kids aren't adopted yet but revealed that she has no concerns about the situation. "I don't [worry] because I am really clear in my head what it's all about," she said. "The second you are handed a newborn, it is yours. It doesn't matter what body it came out of. I've never felt more strongly about anything in my life.
When it comes to expanding the family, Edie Falco‘s son Anderson has his own ideas on the topic — and the actress is (for now!) more than happy to go along with his thought process. “My son says, ‘So then the lady has the baby in her belly,’ and then I said, ‘And when the baby comes out she gives the baby to the mommy,’” the Nurse Jackie star, 48, told Anderson Thursday. “I’m thinking I’m going to wait with that as long as I can, the fact that some of the ladies keep the babies for their own.
Emmy Rossum in the new Cotton Incorporated “Fabric of Our Lives” campaign:
Hear Emmy Rossum Sing in New Cotton Campaign:
Sure she has a Broadway background, but we haven’t heard Emmy Rossum sing pop like this in quite some time! The 'Shameless' (Showtime) star works her pipes as the face of the new Cotton Incorporated “Fabric of Our Lives” campaign, singing the iconic jingle while running around New York City...In the exclusive clip above — debuting on TV networks Monday — Rossum wears chic cotton looks by Monique Lhuillier, Elie Tahari, Oscar de la Renta and Phillip Lim. “The range of cotton fashions in the commercials shows that whether you dress East Coast, West Coast or anything in between, cotton fits,” explains Cotton Incorporated advertising director Glenn Sciachitano.
“I’ve always been at war with myself, for right or wrong,” the actor, who will star in World War Z next, admits. “I don’t know how to explain it more. There’s that constant argument going on in your head about this or that. It’s universal. Some people are better at dealing with it, and they sleep with no pain — not pain, arguments. I’ve grown quite comfortable with being at war.”
DEPRESSION, POT AND HOW HE GOT THROUGH IT While Pitt’s star ascended with 1992’s A River Runs Through It, 1994’s Legends of the Fall and 1995’s Seven, his personal life declined.“I got really sick of myself at the end of the 1990s: I was hiding out from the celebrity thing; I was smoking way too much dope; I was sitting on the couch and just turning into a doughnut; and I really got irritated with myself,” he says. “I got to: ‘What’s the point? I know better than this.’ ... A trip to Casablanca, Morocco, in the mid-to-late 1990s, “where I saw poverty to an extreme I had never witnessed before, and we talked about inequality and health care, and I saw just what I felt was so unnecessary, that people should have to survive in these circumstances — and the children were inflicted with a lot of deformities, and things that could have been avoided had become their sentence. It stuck with me.” Almost overnight, he decided something had to give. “I just quit. I stopped grass then — I mean, pretty much — and decided to get off the couch.”
PITT ON POLITICS Jodi Kantor’s new book The Obamas describes Pitt as “awkward” in a meeting with the president. “I probably was — you don’t want to impose on a busy man,” he says. But, he’s more interested in Obama himself, particularly whether the commander in chief has stopped smoking, as Pitt would dearly like to do. While backing Obama, he nonetheless was glued to the Republican debate Jan. 19. “I’m an Obama supporter, no question,” he says. “But it doesn’t mean there’s nothing to learn from the other side.”
PITT ON RELIGION All his life, Pitt has learned from the other side. That’s what led him to make a leap of non-faith when he rejected his Southern Baptist upbringing. “I grew up very religious, and I don’t have a great relationship with religion,” he reflects. “I oscillate between agnosticism and atheism.” Pitt says differences over religion make his parents, William and Jane, "sad, but I have parents that love me unconditionally."
GETTING MARRIED: "WE'D LIKE TO" He oscillates, too, on the subject of whether he’ll get married, and it’s clear Pitt has shifted from his promise that this won’t happen until gay marriage is legalized. “We’d actually like to,” he says of his seven-year partner, Jolie, “and it seems to mean more and more to our kids. We made this declaration some time ago that we weren’t going to do it till everyone can. But I don’t think we’ll be able to hold out. It means so much to my kids, and they ask a lot. And it means something to me, too, to make that kind of commitment.” Has he asked Jolie to marry him? “I’m not going to go any further,” says Pitt. “But to be in love with someone and be raising a family with someone and want to make that commitment and not be able to is ludicrous, just ludicrous.”
Tell Congress not to censor the internet NOW! - http://www.fightforthefuture.org/pipa
PROTECT-IP is a bill that has been introduced in the Senate and the House and is moving quickly through Congress. It gives the government and corporations the ability to censor the net, in the name of protecting "creativity". The law would let the government or corporations censor entire sites-- they just have to convince a judge that the site is "dedicated to copyright infringement."
The government has already wrongly shut down sites without any recourse to the site owner. Under this bill, sharing a video with anything copyrighted in it, or what sites like Youtube and Twitter do, would be considered illegal behavior according to this bill.
According to the Congressional Budget Office, this bill would cost us $47 million tax dollars a year — that's for a fix that won't work, disrupts the internet, stifles innovation, shuts out diverse voices, and censors the internet. This bill is bad for creativity and does not protect your rights.
Tell Congress not to censor the internet NOW! - http://www.fightforthefuture.org/pipa
I was switching domain providers from GoDaddy, owned by elephant-killing enthusiast Bob Parsons, to Namecheap who ran a sale on domain names in Bob's honour, and donated $40,000 to a help relocate elephants (due-to-the-new-subdivisions---not kidding) charity. Bob's justification for shooting and videoing himself holding up the elephant's (head, I think). Just helping the locals. So I made my mind up to switch to Namecheap, who I knew virtually nothing about other than they donated profits to the help-the-elephants group from a short sale on services including domain names to the tune of $40,000.
Here's Spartacus: Vengeance [VIDEO] from Comic-Con and some newer/different shots of the characters of Spartacus: Vengeance in the photos link (above and below). I cannot wait to see Lucy! I would love if the story of the slave rebellion got picked up as 'Lucretia' was being saved...and my question is by whom? The Batiatus house 'physician'? The Roman guards of 'Ilithyia' (Viva Bianca), who presumably survived the massacre by securing herself and the guards behind heavy doors? Someone else entirely? I'm voting 'Ilithyia'.
Anyway, to wind up this official announcement that Screenwatchig IS UP: Be sure to read MORE Spartacus: Vengeance stuff after the jump!
Liam McIntyre (Spartacus) takes in the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con:
[09/30/11 - 12:44 PM] Starz Signs Steven S. DeKnight of "Spartacus" to Exclusive Two-Year Deal DeKnight will continue to serve in his current role on the series, which returns for its second season in January 2012.
Helena Bonham Carter's fierce fashion individuality often suggests, nay insists, that there is much more to her than just a dressed-up thespian:
Helena Bonham-Carter seems to always dress in a way that expresses exactly who she is or feels like being at any given time. She looks like she is having fun with fashion--unlike so many of her peers who look as if they are enduring wearing whatever uber-fancy outfit their stylists have chosen for them for important (read: camera-friendly) events. IMO, Bonham-Carter never looks 'thrown together,' though others have snarked about how she doesn't appear to know how to match things properly (colours, a pair of shoes, etc.).
The sad reality is that in the primary business Bonham-Carter is in--show business--she is considered 'of a certain age' and that age means far fewer film roles as each year passes. She is smart and savvy to seque into something she enjoys (dressing up) that will pay the bills (face of Marc Jacobs!)
Actress Helena Bonham Carter has joined ...Victoria Beckham, Dakota Fanning and Sofia Coppola to become the latest face of U.S label Marc Jacobs.
The choice may seem like an odd one, especially as Helena is a devoted Vivienne Westwood fan, but perhaps talks began after Jacobs dressed the actress for the SAG awards...
But her mismatched style earned her a place on the Vanity Fair Best Dressed List last year.
The Harry Potter star, 44, who counts Marie Antoinette as one of her style icons, told the New York Daily News: 'It was a triumph! ....It made me laugh because I thought it was a joke when I found out.
'But when I saw the article, I thought, "Oh, the photos they've chosen are as bad as the ones they print when I'm worst dressed."'
