Banshee continues to solidly top the boob tube skin charts, bringing us week after week of quality nudity. This time there was an intercut montage of both Trieste Kelly Dunn and Lili Simmons stripping down for their respective sex scenes. There was also stripper Maya Gilbert releasing her massive mams and showing off her thong clad butt while giving her boss a beej. That’s one way to get a raise! Starz’s new offering, Black Sails , continues to have more bedroom negotiations than high seas intrigue, not that we’re complaining. This week it was nudecomer Louise Barnes breaking out the T&A to ride a disinterested fella in bed. She’s completely naked, but covering up her below deck with a fluffy merkin. Finally Girls had a blink and you’ll miss it nude scene from Jemima Kirke , with just a few far away and blurry shots of her skinny-dipping. See pics after the jump!
Banshee continues to solidly top the boob tube skin charts, bringing us week after week of quality nudity. This time there was an intercut montage of both Trieste Kelly Dunn and Lili Simmons stripping down for their respective sex scenes. There was also stripper Maya Gilbert releasing her massive mams and showing off her thong clad butt while giving her boss a beej. That’s one way to get a raise! Starz’s new offering, Black Sails , continues to have more bedroom negotiations than high seas intrigue, not that we’re complaining. This week it was nudecomer Louise Barnes breaking out the T&A to ride a disinterested fella in bed. She’s completely naked, but covering up her below deck with a fluffy merkin. Finally Girls had a blink and you’ll miss it nude scene from Jemima Kirke , with just a few far away and blurry shots of her skinny-dipping. See pics after the jump!
Jay-Z allegedly had back problems while filming a 10-minute performance video for “Picasso Baby” this week … because Jemima Kirke was hanging on it. According to sources at midtown’s Pace Gallery, he needed help from security to lighten the load as the Girls actress “clung to him like a cheap suit.” Jemima Kirke Kicked Out of Jay-Z Shoot? The shoot began innocently enough, with Hova serenading her, and the smiley actress keeping it together as she let down her hair and grinned away. A short time later, the video cut to Kirke ALL over Jay as he rapped to the crowd. “She was acting totally nuts!” said a witness who watched Kirke climb onto Jay’s back and hold on tightly as the hip-hop superstar “walked about.” “She kept jumping on his back like a little monkey.” Even though Beyonce’s spouse kept his cool and didn’t skip a beat, his security team saw Jemima Kirke going bananas and peeled her off the rap icon. “Someone was screaming ‘Get her off of him!’” says a spy. Kirke went away kicking and begging, “Let us finish!” as she was removed from the gallery. Called for comment about her alleged meltdown, Kirke reps said they knew nothing of it, while the video’s director called this “complete bull$h!t” … so who knows.
For the consideration of Emmy voters around the nation, Family Guy has released a new print ad. And it makes those Family Guy quotes uttered every Sunday night seem downright tame by comparison. The campaign takes aim at HBO’s Girls and features the Fox sitcom’s characters posing like Lena Dunham , Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke and Zosia Mamet. But it’s the tagline along the top that really gets your attention: “Here’s a load of comedy to shoot on your chest.” Will voters respond to these racy tactics? Nominations for the 2013 ceremony will be announced on July 18.
Superbowl weekend had superbabes on the boob tube from Jenna Lind topless in Spartacus , to Kay Story skinterception and Ivana Milicevic ’s nice punt on Banshee . Plus, Jemima Kirke super-bowled us over with her nude debut on Girls .
Above The Buzz examines Lena Dunham’s dramedy about four women living in NYC. By Jocelyn Vena Lena Dunham in “Girls” Photo: HBO Blah, blah, blah. Yes, “Girls” is a lot like “Sex and the City” in the fact that both shows are about women — four, to be exact — living, loving and working in New York City. And that’s about it. Maybe “Girls” is the best “SATC” prequel that creator Michael Patrick King never pitched: It’s dark with little spots of comic relief, as these women try to figure out how to get it right. And they rarely do. They are stuck in jobs that seem to have no future and relationships that make them awful about themselves. Where “Sex” was all about how fabulous NYC is, “Girls” is all about how hard (and expensive) it can be to try and make a dream happen in a town where everyone has a dream. Perhaps the big difference is “Girls” is created by a young woman in the throes of her own post-adolescence angst. Lena Dunham, 25, the show’s creator , writer, director and star, truly understands what it feels like to be stuck in your mid-twenties struggling with the pains of having to grow up. In fact, her vision of this stage of life seems to be so spot-on that it got her an assist from the show’s producer, Judd Apatow. (She previously examined those similar themes in her feature film, “Tiny Furniture.”) Not to discredit “Sex.” It did an amazing job capturing life in NYC as an aspiration. You too can move to NYC, date rich, powerful dudes, afford fancy cocktails at all the hottest hot spots and glide along Fifth Avenue in Manolo Blahniks. But first you must be one of the “Girls,” who also include Allison Williams (news anchor Brian Williams’ daughter) playing Type-A gallery assistant Marnie, Jemima Kirke, a flighty, free spirited Brit Jessa and Zosia Mamet, the “SATC”-loving college student Shoshanna. Dunham plays Hannah, a writer who talks a lot about her memoir without having actually done very much to get it off the ground, relying on her parents for money. The show, which premieres Sunday on the former home of “Sex,” HBO, is about trying to have it all, but not knowing how to get it. These “Girls” are from a generation of women who have been told they can do an-y-thing. But, the problem is, as most jumped straight into their careers right out of college, they never really had the time to nail down what it is they want. This confusion leaks into their personal lives, where they battle depression and self-esteem issues. They date men they don’t care much about or who don’t care much about them. It’s an interesting breakdown of the current state of girl power: Can these girls really do an-y-thing? Well, Dunham and her pals are certainly trying to figure that out, one episode at a time. Are you planning on watching “Girls”? Leave your comment below!
