Check out their freaky-deeky photo shoot inside.. Gloria Govan And Matt Barnes Cover Urban Ink Magazine Newlywed reality show couple Gloria Govan and Matt Barnes are leaving little to the imagination with their spread in this month’s Urban Ink magazine. The “Basketball Wives L.A.” banger and her baller-boo hubby look to have channeled their inner Evelyn and Chad, who also posed for a strikingly similar cover for the same publication back in their better days that didn’t include slorebag side pieces and head-butting battles. Check out a tatted up Matt getting a handful of Gloria’s nekkid goodies in the rest of the pics from the Urban Ink shoot on the flip.
Luckily for us we have more amazing pictures of SI’s swimsuit model, Anne Vyalitsyna in two sets of bikinis. So make sure to check out all the photos because Anne has great taste in beach fashion and doesn’t leave much to the imagination. Enjoy.
Bérénice Marlohe moves through Skyfall with the beauty and grace of a panther, and there’s a reason for that. In an interview with Movieline , the 33-year-old French-Chinese-Cambodian actress, who plays the femme fatale Sévérine in Skyfall , says she based her character, in part, on a mythical creature that was part-snake, part-dragon and part-jungle cat. Figuratively speaking, of course. Like all actresses who share screen and bedroom time with 007, Marlohe is beautiful in an exotic and ethereal way, but, as the conversation below suggests, she would rather be celebrated for playing a bad girl than a Bond Girl . Movieline: What is the essence and significance of being a Bond Girl for you? Marlohe: Honestly, I never took into consideration this title ‘Bond Girl’ while creating my character, because, it’s a beautiful title, but it’s so abstract. You can’t start there. When I think Bond girl, I see women in bathing suits. That is not enough. Also, I was so focused on creating a real human being — but on a surreal level — that I totally forgot about the Bond Girl stuff. Perhaps five years from now, when I see the movie again, I’ll think, Ah, yes, I am in the Bond movie, so I am a a Bond girl . But it was very far from me when I making the movie. You’ve said that your performance as Sévérine in Skyfall was inspired by music. What was on your playlist? Because I did a lot of piano from 10 to 18 years old, I feel a strong connection with music, whether it is classical, like Mozart’s Requiem , or rock or pop. It’s so powerful. You connect directly with the whole universe. So, I listen to music a lot on sets because, it puts me right away into a mood and world that the scene requires. For this movie, I used a lot of the music from 300 because it gave me that feeling of power and animal strength. I listened a lot to Shirley Bassey, who I discovered on YouTube while I was researching the part. She’s so powerful and glamorous, and there is a lot of light in her being and her voice. Grace Jones, too. What a voice. I feel connected to these women, and this gives me some quality of being present and full of strength. I used a lot of heavy metal stuff, too — Rage Against the Machine, which I love. You’re listening to this music while you’re rehearsing? Yeah, while building the character and most of all on set to stay focused and stay in my imaginary sphere. Right before a scene, music inspires me and enables me to hit certain feelings, emotions. You’ve also said that you took some inspiration from the mythical creature the Chimera, which also happens to be the name of the yacht on which you and James Bond travel to meet Silva. Yes. Actually, I didn’t know what a Chimera was until I read the script. I found this word, and I was curious. I looked it up on the Internet, and I saw the pictures of this mythical animal with three heads. For me, it was a great starting point because it is part-dragon, part-snake and part-panther. It’s not part-panther actually, but that’s how I imagined it, and it helped me connect with my instinct, my animality. Sévérine is complex. She does have a panther-like sexiness. She has snaky qualities, too, and yet, she’s also very fearful. You do an impressive job of communicating all of these qualities and emotions in a fairly short time. Is that from channeling the Chimera? Absolutely. PHOTO GALLERY: Meet ‘Skyfall’ Siren Bérénice Marlohe, Your New Bond Girl Where does the fear come from? The fear. Ahhh. (Laughs) Well, I had to…just go very far in my imagination and connect to my inside world. It’s a whole mix of so much stuff. What’s next for you? I’m very excited because I have two independent movies, English-American collaborations. The first one is called Spitfire. My big fantasy as an actress for a long long time was to have one of those amazing roles that usually you see going to male actors. For instance, Gary Oldman in Leon: The Professional , or the one I prefer, Heath Ledger’s Joker in The Dark Knight . These are roles that fascinate me, so finally I will have this ability to create something like that. I’m excited about that. What type of character do you play? Did you see Snatch? You have bad guys, but also you have a bit of comedy because you see all of their defects. So it’s a mix of comedy and this quality of being a bit crazy. I always wanted to play a mafia chief or a role like that because it gives you a lot of freedom to create something funny. This will be the kind of role you usually see going to a guy. This excites me a lot as a woman. So, you play a gangster? Ah, maybe! Maybe. Did you see Lena Headey in Dredd 3D ? No. You should see it . She plays a brutal crime boss called Ma-Ma. Oh yeah? She will inspire you. There is also Pan , which will be a reinterpretation of Peter Pan . It will be directed by Ben Hibon, who did Mirror Mirror with Julia Roberts. It’s a beautiful universe. Are you Wendy? No, but it will be with Terence Stamp. He’s one of my favorite actors. I love how in his eyes you see so much majesty and authenticity. So, I look forward to being in that movie. MORE IMAGES IN MOVIELINE’S PHOTO GALLERY: Meet ‘Skyfall’ Siren Bérénice Marlohe, Your New Bond Girl Read more on Skyfall and 50 years of James Bond . Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
Cassie And Draya Flant Their Figures After Halloween Halloween is over, but plenty of people seem to still be celebrating in and out of costume. BBW LA lady-lover Draya hit up a bash in a sexed-out sailor girl get up, while Cassie had all her goodies out on display and dipped in diamonds for a fashion-themed post-Halloween party earlier this week. Both caked-out costumes leave little to the imagination, but what we wanna know is, who looked more bangin ?
Just as Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are appearing to heat back up, Summit Entertainment has released a new clip from Breaking Dawn Part 2 . And it features some scorching bedroom action of its own! Or at least the tease of it, as Edward and Bella are presented with their very own home in the following sneak peek. But what is the couple to do with the bed inside of it, considering “vampires don’t sleep,” which Bella notes? Use your imagination, kids! Breaking Dawn Part 2 Clip: Bedroom Action! Breaking Dawn Part 2 comes out on November 16.
I love horror films , but it’s real life that gives me the heebie jeebies. And when I think about the cinematic moments that haunt my nightmares, they’re rarely from scary movies. Sure, escapism is involved (and a bit of time travel) — just not the supernatural. With that in mind, here’s a list of the top five movie scenes that make my skin crawl. I hope they inspire you to come up with more in the comments section. 1. The Fate of Paul Dano’s Character in Looper : This movie has been out long enough that I don’t feel like I’m breaking any unwritten spoiler rules here, but if you still plan to see Rian Johnson’s smart, dark time-travel film with fresh eyes, then skip to the next entry. I’ve made this number one because it’s been a long time since I’ve seen a filmmaker come up with such a creatively diabolical fate for a movie character that was both original and integral to the plot. (Dreaming up torture-porn scenarios is kid’s stuff.) The most enduring horror is psychological because the brain is so much better at filling in the gory details than any filmmaker, and Johnson, who wrote and directed Looper , leaves a lot to the imagination when Seth is punished for failing to close his loop by killing his elder, future self. Instead of watching Dano methodically being relieved of his extremities (most memorably, his nose), we see his future self being bloodlessly altered before our eyes as he attempts to scale a fence and skip town. A message sent to Seth’s future self via a skin-carving is also a beautifully macabre detail, as is the final shot of that horrific sequence: a barely discernible body covered by blood-stained surgical sheets and the clinical beeping of life-support machinery. Like the doctor who carves away at Seth, Johnson works surgically, but the effect is a shotgun blast to the chest. 2. The Ear Removal Scene in Reservoir Dogs: Obvious, you say? Essential, I reply. This is Quentin Tarantino’s most fiendish scene, and — please argue with me, but all these years later, he has not topped it. I cannot watch it without averting my eyes, and — perhaps Django Unchained will prove otherwise — . Once again, the terror is all in the build-up: The deader-than-deadpan voice of comedian Steven Wright (as deejay K-Billy) introducing “Stuck in the Middle with You” by Stealers Wheel only ramps up the tension as Michael Madsen dances cheesily with an open straight razor. You know something horrible is coming, you just don’t know what. And when it does come, Tarantino does not actually show the violence. His camera cuts to a hallway that looks like an ear shorn of its fleshy lobe as Madsen’s Mr. Blonde relieves Officer Marvin Nash of his pinna. The purity of Madsen’s onscreen malevolence does not seem like acting — which makes it all the more terrifying — but mad props must also be given to actor Kirk Baltz, who plays Nash, for palpably conveying the pain and terror of a man in a horrifically fucked situation. When Mr. Blonde douses Nash with gasoline, I swear I can feel my skin burn. 3. The Casino Beatings: So, you’re thinking, Wait! What? You’re not choosing the scene where Tony Dogs’ eye pops out because Nicky Santoro ( Joe Pesci ) is squeezing his head in a vise ? Well, if this were a Top 10, Casino would probably get two entries. The beating scene gets top billing because, though I haven’t timed it (compared to the vise scene), it feels like it goes on forever, and the sound of those aluminum bats hitting flesh and bone does not fade easily. Martin Scorsese is celebrated for his mob movies, but he doesn’t celebrate the mob: his La Cosa Nostra is the stuff of nightmares — nightmares in Brioni suits. 4. The Chainsaw scene in Scarface : Leatherface, Scarface , there’s not much difference when you’ve got a crazy gangster with a chainsaw who’s not afraid to use it. The scene is one of the few where Al Pacino ‘s Tony Montana’s say-hello-to-my-little-friends bravado falters when he’s forced to watch his partner in crime undergo some radical deconstructive surgery. The fact that this carnage is taking place in what looks like a decrepit South Beach, Miami location that, today, is probably a $495-a-night hotel makes it all the more more horrific.
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Here’s one the nerds will love: The Big Bang Theory ‘s Kaley Cuoco looking red hot on the cover of Esquire Mexico . I’m sure you’re already lining up around the block for the issue to come out, but until then, here’s a bonus pic of Kaley that she posted on Twitter. I know she’s surrounded by pumpkins in it, and not Star Wars figurines, but you’ll make do. Just use your imagination. Related Articles: Kaley Cuoco Gets Kinda Hot For Hop Kaley Cuoco Bikini Twitter Pictures Kaley Cuoco Nude For Allure Magazine Kaley Cuoco Is Wonder Woman
The Real Housewives of New Jersey are blindsided when “A Bald Canary Sings,” or are they? We’ll recap who got set up and who set the trap in our THG +/- review. Let’s go back to the beginning.
We’ve been providing you with breaking nudes on Piper Perabo’s return to nudity in Looper (in theaters September 28) and the nubile nude co-eds of Spring Breakers (release date TBA), but our Skin Skout has been knee-deep in hot starlets at the Toronto International Film Festival all weekend. Well, ok, that’s half true. Our Skin Skout IS at TIFF, but the closest he’s gonna get to the likes of Noomi Rapace , Marion Cotillard , Olga Kurylenko , Rachel McAdams and Naomi Watts is his seat at the premieres of their new movies. But he’s still getting an eyeful… Get the scoop on upcoming nudes from Passion, Cloud Atlas, Rust and Bone and more from TIFF after the jump!
