Every week, we compile some of the best, funny, awkward, clever, amazing moments of the girls on webcam entertaining us, showing us how interesting, talented, open minded, outgoing they are….and we support them in more than just the traditional webcam ways…because half the fun is the SFW stuff…the foreplay if you will…. I am a firm believer that these girls are smarter than any instagram ego trying to get famous…because they put in effort, hanging out with people, getting tips, that make having a shitty real job unnecessary…and they don’t have an ego doing it… While the instagram girls are just on a quest to be the next “Influencer” with a rich husband like a gang of whores…who probably look down on these girls who aren’t even whores…because instagram girls are cunts…while cam girls let you see them naked….for free… TO SEE THESE GIRLS and SO MANY MORE GIRLS NAKED CLICK HERE The post Top 20 SFW Cam Girl Clips of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Stephanie Tanner is on the comeback, from failed child star no one gave a fuck about – to Meth Addict who did the circuit of low level talk shows to talk about her struggles as a child star no one cared about – to having the choice of going back to meth and using them tits to get her that meth money – or to marry a cop and eventually go back to the acting game after a bunch of kids – to use those tits for casting couches – not that she needs casting couches, she’s a 90s child star and not all 90s child stars end up like prostitute Maitland Ward…some just ride off the irony, the kitsch factor, the who the fuck cares, she’s a mom in her mid 30s from Meth Tits to Straight to Netflix tits…they are still tits….I just prefer when they stay fallen off – this comeback shit annoys me…stay BROKE and broken you peaked girl… To see the rest of the Pics CLICK HERE The post Stephanie Tanner Big Meth Mom Tits on Set of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Taylor Kitsch‘s John Carter may not quite have been the blockbuster hit that he and Disney were hoping for, but the star will take a second stab at leading a major action franchise when Peter Berg‘s Battleship hits this summer. Inspired by the Hasbro game, the film stars Kitsch, Alexander Skarsgard, Rihanna, and Liam Neeson Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : /Film Discovery Date : 13/03/2012 01:31 Number of articles : 3
Taylor Kitsch also opens up to MTV News about filming his sexiest scene so far in ‘Savages.’ By Kevin P. Sullivan, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Rihanna in the “Battleship” poster Photo: Universal Pictures No one can ever accuse Taylor Kitsch of slacking off. In addition to the heading up the massive release of “John Carter” this week, Kitsch has two more movies headed for theaters before the summer is out. In his second big-budget action movie of the year, Kitsch will try to sink some alien scum in Peter Berg ‘s “Battleship,” based on the classic board game. Always a fan of ironic understatement, Kitsch told Josh Horowitz during MTV First, “Yeah, it was fun.” Through “Battleship,” Kitsch not only reunited with Berg, who gave him his breakout role as Tim Riggins in “Friday Night Lights,” but he also worked closely with acting legend Liam Neeson . “Liam Neeson is kind of decent. I had to carry Liam on my back,” Kitsch said. “Let’s just get that out there.” Knowing better, he added, “He’s going to eat me for breakfast.” Taking a more serious approach to talking about the movie, Kitsch said he was honored to work with both Neeson and Berg. “[Neeson] is amazing, and so is Pete. It was very flattering for him to come and pitch and talk about ‘Battleship’ and to regroup with him,” Kitsch said. “As you guys know, he was the catalyst in hiring Tim Riggins. I love the guy. He’s a dear friend. Again, it is so hard to say ‘no’ to that guy. This movie will surprise a lot of people.” “Battleship” also marks the big-screen debut for Rihanna , and when forced to say whether she could sing or act better, Kitsch took a very political approach. “Oh, man. This is a tough one,” he said. “This is intense. She’s better at acting.” Large action flicks aren’t the only tricks Kitsch has up his sleeve this summer. He’ll also star in a film from iconic director Oliver Stone called “Savages.” In “Savages,” Kitsch plays a pot grower who gets mixed up with the wrong people. The movie should have some of the raciest material Kitsch has had to work with. “There’s some sex in there. The opening scene of Chon, pretty intense,” he said. “Chon’s the guy I play in it. That opening scene, if [Stone] keeps it that way….” Blake Lively plays O, and Aaron Johnson plays Ben, so it’s basically these two guys that are in love with this one girl in their own way and will truly do anything for her and to get her back,” Kitsch said of the story. “She gets kidnapped quite early in the film, so it’s that journey of getting O back. And it’s those crossroads that are inevitably met with Benicio del Toro, John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Salma Hayek. Again, on the back.” Check out everything we’ve got on “John Carter” and “Battleship.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV First: John Carter Related Photos Five Important Moments In The ‘Battleship’ Trailer Related Artists Rihanna
‘I only have about 6,200 mirrors at my house,’ he jokes during ‘MTV First: John Carter.’ By Kara Warner, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Taylor Kitsch Photo: MTV News Those who are most familiar with Taylor Kitsch likely know him from one role and one show: Tim Riggins and “Friday Night Lights.” The tortured hero is a special favorite among Kitsch’s female fans and catapulted him to serious heartthrob status. When MTV News caught up with Kitsch during “MTV First: John Carter” on Thursday, we asked if it ever gets old being objectified. “Yes, it gets old,” he admitted. “It makes you feel weird. You get awkward like I am right now. Hopefully, it doesn’t turn into validation of self. It is what it is. It’s flattering, but at the end of the day, I only have about 6,200 mirrors at my house,” he joked. “It’s no big deal. Who doesn’t?” Kitsch has previously stated that he understands and appreciates ladies’ love for Riggins but that he doesn’t want to disappoint them when they find out he isn’t actually the same guy they love from the show. Speaking of the rugged bad boy, we had to address the oft-mentioned “Friday Night Lights” movie, which show runner and likely director Peter Berg told us recently is still in the works. Although Kitsch still seems satisfied with how the show ended, he is intrigued by the idea of the movie. “First of all, it would be very hard to say no to Berg,” he said. “Secondly, I love that guy [Riggins], and he is truly a huge reason why I’m here, but I love the way we left him, I truly do. I’d love to read this script that we have just floating around.” But what fans really want Kitsch to answer: Lyla or Tyra? “Maybe neither?” he hedged. “Maybe we have to explore that.” Check out everything we’ve got on “John Carter.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV First: John Carter
Star Taylor Kitsch stops by with never-before-seen footage from the film. By Kevin P. Sullivan, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Taylor Kitsch in “John Carter” Photo: Disney As part of “MTV First: ‘John Carter,’ ” the man himself, Taylor Kitsch , sat down with MTV News’ Josh Horowitz to talk about his upcoming movie and share an exclusive clip. In the never-before-seen clip from “John Carter,” the titular hero plays a little hard to get with the Princess of Mars, Dejah Thoris ( Lynn Collins ). Carter needs to find a way back to Earth after his unintentional trip to Mars, or Barsoom, depending on which planet you call home, but he’s not exactly trusting of the Martian princess. The plot may seem a bit convoluted, but Kitsch said that it all boils down to a story about a man. “The core of it is truly a guy that’s been broken,” he said. “He lost his family and gets transported on to Mars, as you do, and has this opportunity in front of him. The people, a woman, Dejah Thoris, pulls it out of him. To use clich
Taylor Kitsch and DeVito, Johan Carter and The Lorax both stopped by The Good Morning America Studio in Time Square. Both movies are due out the first week of March.
It’s no secret that Disney’s been scrambling to counteract bad tracking and mixed word of mouth on their mega-budgeted March actioner John Carter , so it’s worth a look to see what they’ve done with the latest (and “final”) trailer for the Edgar Rice Burroughs adaptation. And behold! A trailer filled with nearly everything that makes John Carter worth going to see: Alien creatures, political intrigue, Taylor Kitsch in a loincloth, Lynn Collins as Dejah Thoris, and lots of inventive, fantastical action. The trailer doesn’t bother trying to explain what Kitsch’s American Civil War veteran John Carter is doing on the strange world of Mars, caught between various factions in a planetary war who each want his heightened battle skills to use as their secret weapon. Nor does it try to woo the ladies, or at least what studio execs think of as the traditionally-minded romantic-leaning female demographic, by spending too much time on Carter’s series-defining love affair with the Martian princess. Nope, this trailer gives us action, and from the start: John Carter leaps over his enemies in battle, slashing his way through to victory so well that even Mark Strong’s all-knowing Thern leader has to ask, “Who is that??” We glimpse the film’s breathtaking aerial battles, but those podracer-esque aircrafts are barely seen. Star Wars similarities , begone! The trailer ends as it begins — with a John Carter fight, this time in an arena against a giant white ape. It’s one of the better action scenes of the film, and yet doesn’t reveal too much. Disney’s already (most likely) got the Burroughs diehards in the bag, not to mention whatever Pixar fans may come out to support/check out Finding Nemo and WALL-E director Andrew Stanton in his live-action debut. Does a trailer like this engage the uninitiated male demo enough to turn the tide of bad, or underwhelming, word of mouth? And if Disney doesn’t get a certain female audience with this clip, Kitsch’s niche Friday Night Lights following aside, is that okay? As a lifelong fan of sci-fi and fantasy myself, I was immersed in the world of John Carter as soon as he hit the sandy dunes of Mars. If you aren’t interested by now in at least checking out John Carter , no amount of calculated marketing is likely to change that. Follow Jen Yamato on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
We’ve seen what seems like a fair amount of footage from John Carter already, between its various teasers, trailers and TV spots, but today we’ve got a somewhat longer two-and-a-half minute clip to show you — plus another two minutes from a new sizzle reel. The scene sees the titular hero (Taylor Kitsch) and Tars Tarkas Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : /Film Discovery Date : 24/02/2012 06:16 Number of articles : 2
