Harley Green is some new tits for Zoo magazine that I figured I would do a post on to encourage her in her first voyage into the land of international titty model….a place that is sometimes a little scary to fully jump into…especially if you were raised with morals and values and a dad who loved you….a place you never thought you’d be venturing into when you were growing up…cuz showing your titties is slutty and something you do for private time….before realizing that the money is easy, the fame is easy, and the whole thing just makes you better and smarter than girls working regular day jobs…too pussy to bother entering this amazing world…but resenting you for doing it…. Good luck on your journey Harley Green.
Even a pixelated ass shot of Miley Cyrus’ ass in Costa Rica wearing a bikini is enough for me to feel a tingle in my pants….because Miley has this young tight body that you can really appreciate in pictures…cuz you don’t have to listen to her spoiled brat hick voice talking nonsense….when you can just stare at her fucking ass in a bikini…which is really all you want from her….like going on a bad date with a babe you want to fuck and having to sit through hours of her talking about herself to the point where you just want to get her home and not even bother hate fucking her cuz you know it will mean listening to more of her talking and instead you go home and jerk off to her cleavage or ass instead…cuz it’s less detrimental on the soul….not that you ever go on dates…but an ass pic of Miley is a lot like that experience would be if you do….it’s the good parts of her….even when Pixelated…..and from afar….in an angle I call “The Voyeur in Your Tree”…..aka My favorite place to be…..
Elle Liberachi is from Russia….and she’s in their version of FHM…and I am in love…it’s like I wish I could order her out of a catalog and bring her to my house…only to have her hate me….and want me dead….but knows if she kills me off immigration will investigate and she will lose her green card….giving me all the power….hence why I bought her in the first place….only to show her pictures of war torn russia….or her weird cold water flat she lived in….everytime she acts up….saying “Behave or back to that”…..to which she will respond with the option of ass, pussy or mouth….but unfortunately, Russia has picked up the pieces of it’s broken heart…and now has more billionaires than any other country….making my dreams of owning an Elle Liberachi far from a reality….but at least she poses half naked…..so we can stare at her…
Twi-hards have turned out en masse with the finale of the franchise in theaters. But there is one last gasp of vampire devotion that fans can spend their cash on – the Blu-Ray of course. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 can now be yours. The final chapter of The Twilight Saga , will be released on Blu-ray Disc (plus Digital Copy and Ultraviolet), 2-disc DVD (plus Digital Copy and Ultraviolet), Video On Demand and Digital Download on Saturday, March 2nd, via Summit Entertainment. The Blue-Ray disc and 2-disc DVD is packed full of extra hours of bonus materials . In theaters, the feature has reached $290 million in the domestic box office and $822 million worldwide. Not surprisingly, the series is destined to become the top-selling home entertainment franchise since 2009, with over 50 million DVD and Blu-Ray copies. Overall it has sold over 116 million copies worldwide and a global box office that tops $3.3 billion, with the latest installment holding the record. Among the features that will surely give any Twi-hard their post-series fix is a seven-part making-of documentary which gives behind-the-scenes details on the making of Breaking Dawn – Part 2 with audio commentary from Bill Condon. Blu-Ray & DVD Special Features “Forever: Filming Breaking Dawn Part 2” – Seven-part “making of” documentary Chapter 1: “Rebirth” Chapter 2: “Renesmee” Chapter 3: “The Cottage” Chapter 4: “The Gathering” Chapter 5: “The Field” Chapter 6: “The Battle” Chapter 7: “Forever” “Two Movies at Once” featurette “The Forgotten” Green Day music video “Jump to” features Audio commentary with director Bill Condon (Pre-order is set for January 14th) Follow Movieline on Twitter .
5 Broken Cameras won Outstanding Feature at the 6th annual Cinema Eye Honors for Nonfiction Filmmaking Wednesday night during a ceremony at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens. Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore accepted the prize for co-directors Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi whose film centers on Israeli settlements encroaching on Burnat’s Palestinian village. Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady’s Detropia , meanwhile won two prizes – the only one to do so of the evening – including Outstanding Direction and Outstanding Original Score for “Dial.81.” “I personally feel it’s one of the most beautiful pieces of artistic cinema,” Michael Moore commented about 5 Broken Cameras . “You don’t see this on the evening news. You don’t see Palestinians portrayed this way.” Lee Hirsch’s Bully received the Cinema Eye Audience Choice Prize chosen from 4,500 votes cast online and via Twitter. This year’s Legacy Award was presented to the 1993 verite classic The War Room , which took viewers behind the scenes of the 1992 Bill Clinton campaign. The Legacy Award is “intended to honor classic films that inspire a new generation of filmmakers and embody the Cinema Eye mission: excellence in creative and artistic achievements in nonfiction films,” according to organizers. The following is a complete list of Cinema Eye Honors winners for 2012: Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Feature Filmmaking 5 Broken Cameras Directed by Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi Produced by Christine Camdessus, Serge Gordey, Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi Presented by Chris Hegedus & D A Pennebaker Outstanding Achievement in Direction Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady Detropia Presented by Marshall Curry Audience Choice Prize Bully Directed by Lee Hirsch Presented by Andrea Meditch Outstanding Achievement in Production Dimitri Doganis The Imposter Presented by Daniel Chalfen and Judith Helfand Outstanding Achievement in Editing T. Woody Richman and Tyler H. Walk How to Survive a Plague Presented by Daniel Chalfen and Judith Helfand Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography Jeff Orlowski Chasing Ice Presented by Jennie Livingston and Darius Marder Spotlight Award Argentinian Lesson Directed by Wojciech Staron Presented by Jennie Livingston and Darius Marder Heterodox Award Museum Hours Directed by Jem Cohen Presented by Marie Therese Guirgis and Eugene Hernandez Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Short Filmmaking Goodbye Mandima (Kwa Heri Mandima) Directed by Robert-Jan Lacombe Presented by Laura Gabbert and Sam Green Outstanding Achievement in an Original Music Score Dial.81 Detropia Presented by Laura Gabbert and Sam Green Outstanding Achievement in Graphic Design and Animation Oskar Gullstrand and Arvid Steen Searching for Sugar Man Presented by Jonathan Caouette and Susan Froemke Outstanding Achievement in a Debut Feature Film Jason Tippet and Elizabeth Mims Only the Young Presented by Jonathan Caouette and Susan Froemke Legacy Award The War Room Directed by Chris Hegedus and D A Pennebaker Produced by R.J. Cutler, Wendy Ettinger and Frazer Pennebaker Presented by Michael Moore
Are Professional Team Sports Too Intolerant To Accept Openly Gay Players In 2013, will professional team sports see the very first openly gay athlete? We have to ask, especially after reading an insightful piece in the Los Angeles Times about homophobia in professional sports. Here’s an excerpt: About 4,000 players spent time on active rosters in the NBA, NHL, NFL and Major League Baseball in 2012. With the best estimates of the gay population in U.S. ranging from 2% to 10%, it’s likely many of those 4,000 athletes are gay. Yet not one has come out of the closet. Not this year, not last year, not ever. There are openly gay congressmen and two senators-elect. There has been a gay governor and a cable TV network anchor. Just never an openly gay shortstop, quarterback or power forward. And changing that would require more than simply challenging convention. It could require a player to challenge his teammates as well. “It’s still taboo in the locker room,” explains the Clippers’ Grant Hill. Like in the New England Patriots’ locker room. Earlier this season linebacker Brandon Spikes sent out a tweet claiming to be homophobic “just like I’m arachnophobic. I have nothing against ho*****uals or spiders but I’d still scream if I found one in my bathtub.” Spikes later said he was joking. But former Angels outfielder Torii Hunter, among baseball’s most thoughtful and intelligent players, isn’t kidding when he says an “out” teammate could divide a team. “For me, as a Christian … I will be uncomfortable because in all my teachings and all my learning, biblically, it’s not right,” he says. “It will be difficult and uncomfortable.” David Kopay (Redskins running back), Billy Bean (Dodgers and Padres outfielder) and John Amaechi (NBA center-forward) are gay athletes who waited, like former NFL’er Wade Davis, to come out after their playing careers ended. Yet an active player coming out may be inevitable. In the last six months Puerto Rican boxer Orlando Cruz, a featherweight contender, and Kevin McClatchy, former owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, revealed they were homosexual. And hyper-masculine males such as Brendon Ayanbadejo of the Baltimore Ravens, Scott Fujita of the Cleveland Browns and Chris Kluwe of the Minnesota Vikings — all of whom are straight — have become impassioned spokesmen for same-sex marriage. Then there’s NBA Commissioner David Stern, who last year said it’s no longer a matter of “if” but “when” basketball welcomes its first openly gay player. “It will happen,” he said. “I have no doubt about it.” And talk like that, insists a cross section of professional athletes, former athletes, scouts and team executives, is laying the groundwork for a new locker room culture that will be more welcoming for gays. The views of older players, they say, are at odds with younger players, such as 26-year running back Arian Foster of the Houston Texans who, when asked this month about a gay player being in the NFL, told TV’s Jim Rome “People are more accepting of it…. I don’t think it will be long.” As older players retire and younger ones take their place, attitudes in professional sports are bound to change. That generation gap in social thinking mirrors public opinion polls on gay marriage, with a CBS News poll released last month showing the greatest support — 72% — among Americans ages 18 to 29. But journalist Cyd Zeigler, co-founder of the gay sports website Outsports.com, says something else may be at work. Zeigler interviewed more than two dozen current and former NFL players — including Redskins rookie Robert Griffin III, New England tight end Rob Gronkowski and Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, plus retired Pro Bowlers Jevon Kearse, Ahman Green and Eddie George — over the last seven months and found just one who said he would be uncomfortable with a gay teammate. “When I talk to these guys, the majority of them have a gay family member. And all of them know at least one gay person,” Zeigler says. Griffin had a gay teammate in high school, for example, Green has a gay brother and lesbian sister and Hasselbeck insists he must have played with at least one closeted teammate during his NFL career. Do you think that knowing someone gay makes people more tolerant of homosexuality or has it just become more acceptable thanks to public awareness about marriage equality and other issues? Which pro team sport do you think will have the first openly gay player? Any ideas about who the player may be? Photo Credit: John Loomis/WENN
‘We want to thank everyone for hanging in with us for the last few months,’ the band says about fans’ patience during singer Billie Joe Armstrong’s rehab stint. By Gil Kaufman Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong Photo: Scott Legato/ FilmMagic
One year ago, it was uncertain whether Peyton Manning and Adrian Peterson would even suit up in 2012, due to a pair of gruesome injuries. But now the former is headed for the playoffs, the latter may set the all-time rushing record and both stars have been named Pro Bowl starters. The NFL announced the rosters last night for its meaningless postseason celebration, with Manning under center for the AFC and Peterson in the backfield for the NFC. With an asterisk denoting the starters, here is a look at the selected offensive and defensive players for both conferences: AFC OFFENSE Quarterback Peyton Manning, Denver* Tom Brady, New England Matt Schaub, Houston Running back Arian Foster, Houston* Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Ray Rice, Baltimore Fullback Vonta Leach, Baltimore* Wide receiver A.J. Green, Cincinnati* Andre Johnson, Houston* Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Wes Welker, New England Tight end Rob Gronkowski, New England* Heath Miller, Pittsburgh Tackle Joe Thomas, Cleveland* Duane Brown, Houston* Ryan Clady, Denver Guard Logan Mankins, New England* Marshal Yanda, Baltimore* Wade Smith, Houston Center Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh* Chris Myers, Houston AFC DEFENSE Defensive end J.J. Watt, Houston* Cameron Wake, Miami* Elvis Dumervil, Denver Interior linemen Geno Atkins, Cincinnati* Vince Wilfork, New England* Haloti Ngata, Baltimore Outside linebacker Von Miller, Denver* Tamba Hali, Kansas City* Robert Mathis, Indianapolis Inside/Middle linebacker Jerod Mayo, New England* Derrick Johnson, Kansas City Cornerback Champ Bailey, Denver* Johnathan Joseph, Houston* Antonio Cromartie, N.Y. Jets Free safety Ed Reed, Baltimore* Strong safety Eric Berry, Kansas City* LaRon Landry, N.Y. Jets AFC SPECIALISTS Punter Dustin Colquitt, Kansas City Kicker Phil Dawson, Cleveland Kick returner Jacoby Jones, Baltimore Special-teamer Matthew Slater, New England NFC OFFENSE Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay* Matt Ryan, Atlanta Robert Griffin III, Washington Running back Adrian Peterson, Minnesota* Marshawn Lynch, Seattle Frank Gore, San Francisco Fullback Jerome Felton, Minnesota* Wide receiver Calvin Johnson, Detroit* Brandon Marshall, Chicago* Julio Jones, Atlanta Victor Cruz, N.Y. Giants Tight end Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta* Jason Witten, Dallas Tackle Joe Staley, San Francisco* Russell Okung, Seattle* Trent Williams, Washington Guard Mike Iupati, San Francisco* Jahri Evans, New Orleans* Chris Snee, N.Y. Giants Center Max Unger, Seattle* Jeff Saturday, Green Bay NFC DEFENSE Defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul, N.Y. Giants* Julius Peppers, Chicago* Jared Allen, Minnesota Interior linemen Justin Smith, San Francisco* Henry Melton, Chicago* Gerald McCoy, Tampa Bay Outside linebacker Aldon Smith, San Francisco* DeMarcus Ware, Dallas* Clay Matthews, Green Bay Inside/Middle linebacker Patrick Willis, San Francisco* NaVorro Bowman, San Francisco Cornerback Charles Tillman, Chicago* Tim Jennings, Chicago* Patrick Peterson, Arizona Free safety Dashon Goldson, San Francisco* Earl Thomas, Seattle Strong safety Donte Whitner, San Francisco* NFC SPECIALISTS Punter Thomas Morstead, New Orleans Place-kicker Blair Walsh, Minnesota Kick returner Leon Washington, Seattle Special-teamer Lorenzo Alexander, Washington
From supermodels to singers, and actors to politicians, it’s that time of year once again. Time to crown the prestigious, arbitrary THG Celebrity of the Year, that is. Who will be our 6th Annual recipient? THG is counting down the top 10 stars of 2012, starting with #10 Adam Levine, Honey Boo Boo at #9, Kim Kardashian at #8, and President Obama at #7. Kate Upton came in at #6, and Justin Bieber #5. Worthy nominees, all of them. Now it’s time for 2012 Celebrity of the Year Finalist #4: Kate Middleton! It’s been quite a year for Kate, and not just because SHE’S HAVING A BABY!!!!!! Did we mention Kate Middleton is pregnant? You probably heard, if not. Or figured it out based on the exclamations of joy above. She’s due in mid-2013! Of course, even that development was marked by tragedy, one Kate had nothing to do with, after the Duchess was hospitalized with acute morning sickness. A prank call to the hospital where she was staying led a nurse to take her own life after unwittingly spilling the beans on Kate’s condition to a couple of DJs. This wasn’t the first controversy involving Kate this year, either. The publication of Kate Middleton topless photos , taken from a great distance during the couple’s holiday in France, shocked the nation and world. The Royal Family threatened those responsible, but the damage was done, as Middleton’s (enviable) body was displayed for the entire Internet to see. On a happier note, Kate continued to come into her own with solo appearances on behalf of various charities, all the while looking stylish as ever. In July, she and her husband Prince William also served as British Olympic ambassadors in their awesome country, and who better could you pick? Between Kate, William and Prince Harry naked , it was one revealing year for the royal fam – but each of them remain wildly popular with the public. For good reason, too. As far as celebrities go, it’s hard to think of a much better role model for young girls than Kate the Great, the People’s Princess! What will 2013 bring for the gorgeous Duchess? Who the heck knows. Actually we do know. A royal baby obviously! What should she name it? Take a look at some potential Kate Middleton baby names and weigh in! Then share your guesses on who will be #3 in our countdown!
