Is Dr. Richard Webber, a mainstay played by James Pickens, Jr., since the inception of Grey’s Anatomy way back in the spring of 2005, alive or dead? It’s perhaps the most pressing question on the minds of fans heading into next week’s Season 10 premiere, and a new sneak preview clip gets right to it. Well, the uncertainty at last. First, Richard must be found … Greys Anatomy Season 10 Premiere Clip The task of establishing his whereabouts is delegated to Shane Ross by Miranda Bailey in the two-hour event. At least the task was Shane’s originally . In the sneak preview clip above, we learn which staff member tracks Webber down, only to join him in what appears to be a very unconscious state. Grey’s Anatomy Season 10 premieres next Thursday.
Extra-buxom British beauty Kelly Brook was just born to bask naked in the sun. From her skinematic nude debut coming out of the water in Survival Island (2004) to her Anatomy Award winning underwater lesbian bonanza in Piranha 3D (2010), she’s sun-thing else! Now Kelly is giving us a Copperbone with another topless tanning session captured by the paparazzi down Mexico way. Don’t forget the SPF 69! See more pics after the jump!
The first clip from Pain and Gain is here, and it’s all about Anthony Mackie’s junk. Mackie and Rebel Wilson discuss how to restore his anatomy to its previous form after steroids have done… well, what steroids do. Take a look: Pain and Gain Clip Mark Wahlberg stars in Michael Bay’s action crime comedy, as a bodybuilder named Daniel Lugo who is sick of being poor. So what does he do? He devises a plan to extort a wealthy businessman. What could go wrong? Dwayne Johnson, Tony Shalhoub, Rob Corddry, Ed Harris, and Ken Jeong also star. Catch Pain and Gain in theaters April 26.
Mr. Skin presents a tribute to celebrity nudity legend Sylvia Kristel , winner of the Lifetime Skinchievement award at the 14th Anatomy Awards . From her smouldering sexuality in the Emmanuelle series to her skintroversial role in Private Lessons , Sylvia’s beautiful nude work will live on forever.
Have you checked out all the golden globes at Mr. Skin’s 14th Annual Anatomy Awards yet? There are some real trophy polishers this year. Mr. Skin will be announcing the winners of the Anatomy Awards LIVE on Howard Stern ’s Sirius XM radio show on Wednesday, February 20th, so if you haven’t voiced your SKINpinions for the Peeper’s Choice Award , now’s the time! Just view the FREE clips on our Peepers Choice page , VOTE on the stars, and you’ll be entered to WIN an iPad with Retina display ! More after the jump!
It’s cold as fuck here – so I figure why not post some aspirational pictures of an erotic pantsless winter…. I know more dreadful catalog type pics of skinny models you’ve never heard of like Kristy Kaurova from Russia…who is making moves by photographing well…you know escaping a life of gymnastics and/or mail order bride and/or rationed bread and/or weight lifter and/or beating the Americans into Space and/or who the fuck cares about Russia…this is globalization motherfuckers…we are all God’s people…of the same species and our difference don’t change are anatomy…and our anatomy…at least this Kristy Kaurova model’s anatomy makes me want to rub my flacid anatomy against her inner thigh….I’m romantic like that….but more importantly….I’m into world peace like that….
It’s cold as fuck here – so I figure why not post some aspirational pictures of an erotic pantsless winter…. I know more dreadful catalog type pics of skinny models you’ve never heard of like Kristy Kaurova from Russia…who is making moves by photographing well…you know escaping a life of gymnastics and/or mail order bride and/or rationed bread and/or weight lifter and/or beating the Americans into Space and/or who the fuck cares about Russia…this is globalization motherfuckers…we are all God’s people…of the same species and our difference don’t change are anatomy…and our anatomy…at least this Kristy Kaurova model’s anatomy makes me want to rub my flacid anatomy against her inner thigh….I’m romantic like that….but more importantly….I’m into world peace like that….
High school students focus heavily on President Obama’s stance on education reform. By Gil Kaufman President Obama delivers the State of the Union address on Tuesday night Photo: CBS One of the most important lessons high school-age members of the Junior State of America learn is the value of vigorous yet civil debates about the state of government and foreign affairs. That’s why a handful of JSA members contacted by MTV News on Wednesday (January 25) had widely divergent but measured reactions to President Obama’s State of the Union address. “The most significant part of his speech for me was his take on education,” said Saaye Arumugam, a 17-year-old high school senior in Miamisburg, Ohio. “During the Bush administration with No Child Left Behind, the federal government perpetuated this idea that standardized education was the only route to gauge success. Obama addressed that critical thinking should outweigh this idea of standardized thinking and teaching to the test.” Obama called for states to require students to stay in school until age 18 and to replace teachers who are ineffective. The portion about lowering college interest rates also piqued the interest of home-schooled senior Chris Boyajian of Lumberton, New Jersey. “When he talked about college tuition and getting interest rates down on loans and getting tuition lower, that was important to me,” said Boyajian, 17. “[But] I didn’t agree when he said that college is for everyone. I think it’s not. There are some people who wouldn’t fit in college, but I did like what he said about getting interest rates down so we’re not paying two or three times the loan.” One reason Boyajian was so focused on the cost of college was because he’s planning to go to law school. “I’m trying very hard not to take out loans [for college] … I’m trying to pay with my family’s savings or merit-based scholarships.” Because their organization is based on civil discourse, a number of the JSA members said they were disappointed by the gridlock in Washington and not particularly optimistic about the president’s chances of getting his initiatives passed, especially during an election year. Englewood, California, senior Michael Escobar, 17, was hopeful that at least one would get pushed through: Obama’s call for a return of manufacturing to the U.S. “It’s essential for prosperity, and it rewards companies with tax breaks,” he said. “I will go to college soon and hopefully in the future there will be a job opening ready for me … A lot of students are investing a lot of money in bachelor’s and master’s, and there’s no guarantee of a job.” Escobar also paid close attention to the president’s plans to reform education, since he said he’s seen firsthand the effect of the cuts in education at his school and worries that the gridlock in Congress could stall Obama’s initiatives. “We have a lot of low-income families at my school, and it’s really frustrating,” he said about budget cuts to education. As a member of student council with access to budget and attendance information, Escobar said that since funding for advanced placement exams at his school dried up, some of the low-income families have to pay nearly $300 for AP classes out of their own pockets. “Colleges are asking for those most difficult courses, but there’s not enough funding for education to cover it.” Austin, Texas, high school senior Nick Goulding said he found himself getting increasingly irritated as the speech went on. “President Obama was saying the same things he’s been saying for three years ago now,” said Goulding, 18. “He’s trying to make people feel bad about being successful in America. When he was talking about millionaires and trying … to alienate them about their success. I don’t know why you’d want that in a president.” As an example, he mentioned his father, who came from a poor family and worked his way up to founding a very successful landscaping company. “Increasing taxes on those who are successful is counterproductive to what should occur in a free country.” And while Goulding was not enthused about the president’s call for a “Buffett tax” on millionaires and billionaires, he did appreciate how respectful Obama was when talking about the armed forces. “One of the few things I do attribute to the president as far as successes is killing Osama bin Laden and ending the wars,” he said. As a high school junior at the Orange County High School of the Arts, Julianna Ross, 16, also paid close attention to the bits about education reform, but she was focused on Obama’s plea for bipartisanship in Washington. “He basically said under our current system we can’t progress and we won’t make advancement on these issues,” she said, echoing her colleagues’ concerns. “One of the things we talk about at Junior Statesmen is fostering civil discourse … which has taught me to understand the opposing side … and learn how to compromise. That’s something that really needs to be implemented in the real world of politics.” Share your thoughts on the president’s State of the Union address in the comments below. Check back for up-to-the-minute coverage on the primary races and stick with PowerOf12.org throughout the 2012 presidential election season.
‘There’s nothing about [Izzie] I didn’t like,’ Heigl tells MTV News at ‘One for the Money’ premiere. By Christina Garibaldi Katherine Heigl on “Grey’s Anatomy” Photo: ABC NEW YORK — It’s been more than two years since Katherine Heigl left her role as Dr. Izzie Stevens on the hit show “Grey’s Anatomy.” Rumors swirled that Heigl had behaved like a diva on the set, and after five seasons she left to focus on her movie career and being a mom to her adopted daughter. Yet it seems she’s had a change of heart. At the New York premiere of her new flick “One for the Money,” which hits theaters on Friday, Heigl told MTV News she would love to return to “Grey’s Anatomy” to find out what happened to her beloved character. “There was something about her that I really loved. I thought she was such an interesting character and her backstory, the fact that she was raised in a trailer park and had to give a child up for adoption, put herself through med school and was standing there actually doing the work and going for it, so smart, sort of strong-willed,” Heigl said. “I thought she was kind of a great character — there’s nothing about her I didn’t like.” Back in October 2010 Heigl told MTV News that she was certain she would not return to Seattle Grace since she didn’t want to feel her plotline was forced. “I can’t think of any way that she could come back gracefully that wouldn’t just feel manipulative,” the actress explained. “And it’s hard, because I really wonder what she’s doing and where she is and what happened, but that is over for me now.” Yet Heigl now seems ready to reconsider and already has an idea of what could happen to Izzie. “I’ve thought about this a lot, actually. I would love it if Izzie came back actually having really just sort of gotten to the next level,” Heigl said. “She was always sort of one step behind and struggling with her career, and then she went though all these awful things, the death of her friend, the death of her fianc
It’s awards season already, and the 13th annual Anatomy Awards are just around the corner. So to whet your appetite, here’s a list of my top five Golden Globe nominees who have shown skin.
