Ewan McGregor is not shy. He has gone full frontal is several movies (all of which I have paused on for five or more minutes). He also is not scared of locking lips with male costars. He recently told OUT Magazine, "I always try not to limit myself in all respects. Sexuality is just one of them. I could understand saying ‘I would never do gratuitous nudity.’ Wait. No. I probably would. I’d probably be quite happy to. I remember getting a kind of rush out of [going full frontal] that first time, a slight feeling of power about it, you know?” Ewan also discusses his blow job scene with co-star Jim Carrey in the upcoming film I Love You Phillip Morris: "There were two alternatives. There was the spit, and there was a really nice slow swallow, where I look at him and just do a loud swallow. I really like that one, but I guess they went for the more obvious spit over the side.” Oh, my! I love Ewan McGregor. He is a fearlsess actor and a hot piece. Keep 'em coming, Ewan. [source and image]
Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
EWAN MCGREGOR TALKS PENIS AND KISSING BOYS
Ewan McGregor is not shy. He has gone full frontal is several movies (all of which I have paused on for five or more minutes). He also is not scared of locking lips with male costars. He recently told OUT Magazine, "I always try not to limit myself in all respects. Sexuality is just one of them. I could understand saying ‘I would never do gratuitous nudity.’ Wait. No. I probably would. I’d probably be quite happy to. I remember getting a kind of rush out of [going full frontal] that first time, a slight feeling of power about it, you know?” Ewan also discusses his blow job scene with co-star Jim Carrey in the upcoming film I Love You Phillip Morris: "There were two alternatives. There was the spit, and there was a really nice slow swallow, where I look at him and just do a loud swallow. I really like that one, but I guess they went for the more obvious spit over the side.” Oh, my! I love Ewan McGregor. He is a fearlsess actor and a hot piece. Keep 'em coming, Ewan. [source and image]
Friday, January 22, 2010
TRAILER: THE BOUNTY HUNTER
Why in the world would Jennifer Aniston (or anyone else for that reason) do a movie with Gerard Butler. I am so sick of him I could puke. (ps..get your "300" body back and I'll totes be back on board) Anyhoosers, here is the trailer for their movie coming soon to a theatre near you that you won't be visiting to see this movie, The Bounty Hunter. (BTW, I worship Jennifer Aniston, so you should just go ahead and see it for her). OH, and rumor has it that Jen and Ger have a soops raunchy V cover coming out. Yeah!! [source]
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
FLASHBACK: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - STREETS OF PHILADELPHIA
Bruce Springsteen has long supported the rights of the gay community and has promoted awareness of AIDS/HIV. In 1994 Bruce wrote and performed the song Streets of Philadelphia from the film Philadelphia about a gay man dying of AIDS. The song was soft, touching and beautiful and won Bruce a Grammy AND an Oscar for Best Original Song. Bruce, as you saw in the post just previous to this, has come out in support of marriage-equality and so I'm proud to feature him and his amazy song on my blog today. Enjoy the beautiful Streets of Philadelphia.
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AIDS,
Bruce Springsteen,
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Grammy Awards,
HIV,
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Oscars
Friday, November 27, 2009
DAME JULIE ANDREWS TO SING AGAIN!!!!
It seems as though all my prayers to the God of Gayness have been answered, Maria Von Trapp will sing again!!! Oscar-winning legend Julie Andrews, 74, has barely sung a note since her 1997 throat surgery, but has been a pioneer in research to help mend damaged vocal chords. Andrews is now wet to return to the stage in London's O2 arena. It will be her first stage appearance in the UK in 30 years. Her performance will include many of her classic songs from movies, some from her more recent projects, such as the Shrek movies, and she will narrate a children's book, Simeon's Gift, which she wrote with her daughter. The Dame stated, "to perform once again in my homeland on the London stage will be a wonderful moment. It is where it all began for me." It's nice to have a legend back in business. [source]
Friday, November 20, 2009
MADONNA FRIDAY: THE LOOK OF LOVE
In 1987 Madonna released the movie Who's That Girl, and it didn't do that well. I personally like the film and think Madonna is really cute in it, but that's neither here nor there (ps...I'm right). While the movie didn't go gangbusters, the soundtrack was a succcess and Madonna had two big hits on the Hot 100 with Who's That Girl (#1) and Causing A Commotion (#2). The third and final single from the soundtrack was a song called The Look of Love. While never released in the US, the song was a hit in the UK, Ireland and other parts of Europe and Asia. It's a beautiful ballad with an ethereal quality to it that stands up well against any of Madonna's output during her 80s streak of mega-hits. The video contains clips from the film and Madge looking fabo, of course. Griffin Dunne is the guy in the movie with her and he is nerd-liciously cute!!! Enjoy The Look of Love.Wednesday, November 18, 2009
JENNIFER HUDSON TO PLAY WINNIE MANDELA ON SCREEN
Jennifer Hudson, former American Idol contestant and Oscar winner for Dreamgirls, is set to play Winnie Mandela, the former wife of the South Africa's first black president, Nelson Mandela according to Variety. Winnie Mandela's past is a complicated one. While a strong supporter of her husband, even being jailed for campaigning for his release from jail, and a mother to Mandela's children, Winnie was also associated with a bodyguard who killed a 14-year-old alleged informer and was later convicted of fraud. The film will focus on both sides of her story. “I was compelled and moved when I read the script,” Hudson said. “Winnie Mandela is a complex and extraordinary woman and I’m honored to be the actress asked to portray her. This is a powerful part of history that should be told.” While Hudson won accolades for her portrayal of Effie in Dreamgirls, her acting ability has been less than stellar in subsequent projects. Maybe this is the material that will bring her back to form. Hope so. Maybe she'll record a stirring anthem. She's not going...... [picture source]
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American Idol,
Jennifer Hudson,
movie,
music,
Nelson Mandela
ROBERT PATTINSON DID NOT DIS RYAN SEACREST!!!
Okay, let me start off by saying that I do not like Twilight. I hate it in fact. That being said, I do kinda understand why Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart (ick) would be tired of answering questions about thier alleged show-mance. (BTW: if those two had a baby, how greasy would THAT thing be?) Anyhooooooo.....so I wasn't surprised to hear that R. Pat would get up and walk out on Ryan Seacrest if he asked him about it. I wanted to see the video. Turns out, he DIDN'T just get up and walk out. He was actually relaxed and gracious and even answered the question by telling everyone to come see the movie and find out. Yes, his publicist was not having the question, and quite frankly I think Seacrest could think of a better question that we havn't heard 100 times before. Anyway, here is the video of how it all went down. What do you think?
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Kristen Stewart,
movie,
Robert Pattinson,
Ryan Seacrest,
scandal,
Twilight
Sunday, November 15, 2009
REVIEW: PRECIOUS
I went to see the movie Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire and all I can say is WOW!!! This freakin' movie will blow you away. It's about (get this) an HIV positive 16 year old girl ( wonderful Gabourey Sibide) living in Harlem in 1987 who has two kids by her father and lives with her physically and mentally abusive mother (an Oscar-worthy Mo'Nique...who knew?). Despite what you just read, this movie is actually about hope and strength and the courage to left yourself out of the situation you are in. Precious is kicked out of school and has to attend an alternative school where she encounters a teacher named Blu Rain (an amazing Paula Patton) who changes her life, teaches her to read and write, and shows her the kindness that no one else ever has. Also one of the biggest surprises EVER...Mariah Carey plays a social worker, Mrs. Weiss, and is so good I wouldn't be surprised if her name comes up around awards season. This movie is soooooo inspiring and so well done. I really believe it is going to win a Best Picture Oscar this year. If you really want to see fine film making, a gripping story and some performances that will change the way you think about acting, go see Precious. If you don't, you will never forgive yourself and die a lonely old cat lady.
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awards,
Gabourney Sibide,
Mariah Carey,
Monique,
movie,
Oscars,
Precious,
review
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