On October 15, 1951, one of the most popular and enduring television shows of all time, I Love Lucy , made its debut on CBS where it ran for six seasons and over 180 episodes. There are so many Lucies that we love in the entertainment industry that we decided to look at ten of our favorites! Whether they’re American Lucies like Lucy Liu or Lucies from the other side of the world like Lucy Walters or Lucy Lawless , these are ten Lucies we love! 10 Lucy Harrison in My Wife Is an Actress 9 Lucy Owen in The Mend 8 Lucy Brown in Sharpe’s Challenge 7 Lucy Akhurst in Trinity 6 Lucy Griffiths in True Blood 5 Lucy Clarvis in Curse of the Witching Tree 4 Lucy Gutteridge in Tusks 3 Lucy Walters in Power 2 Lucy Liu in City of Industry 1 Lucy Lawless in Spartacus
You would not believe the bevy of beautiful babes that were born in March! This is the kind of list that only had room for the best of the best. Plenty of incredibly beautiful ladies like Reese Witherspoon , Lucy Lawless , Lupita Nyong’o , and at least a dozen others were considered for a place in this Top Ten, but it all came down to these incredible ladies! We’re sure you’ll agree that it doesn’t get better than this, but we also know that if we missed anyone, you won’t hesitate to let us know!
Throughout it’s long and storied history, The Simpsons has had some of the biggest names in all of entertainment swing by and do a voice. With the show currently in its 26th season, we thought we’d take a look back at some of our favorites, all of whom have been nude on film at least once in their career. From one-time guests like Meryl Streep and Lucy Lawless to recurring guests like Beverly D’Angelo and Jane Kaczmarek , this week’s Top 10 will make every day feel like Whacking Day! 10 Jane Kaczmarek in Wildly Available Voiced Judge Constance Harm in “The Parent Rap” 9 Meryl Streep in Silkwood Voiced Jessica Lovejoy in “Bart’s Girlfriend” 8 Michelle Pfeiffer in Into the Night Voiced Mindy Simmons in “The Last Temptation of Homer” 7 Gillian Anderson in Closure Voiced Dana Scully in “The Springfield Files” 6 Helen Hunt in The Waterdance Voiced Renee in “Dumbbell Indemnity” 5 Kathleen Turner Voice Stacy Lovell in “Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy” 4 Winona Ryder in Sex and Death 101 Voiced Allison Taylor in “Lisa’s Rival” 3 Beverly D’Angelo in Vacation Voiced Lurleen Lumpkin in “Colonel Homer” 2 Lucy Lawless in Spartacus: Gods of the Arena Voiced Xena Warrior Princess in “Treehouse of Horror X” 1 Drew Barrymore in Doppelganger: The Evil Within Voiced Sophie in “Insane Clown Poppy”
Nude on Blu-ray, Jessica Chastain goes bra-less in Lawless (2012). The bootlegging drama will put a long arm in your pants 1-hour 12 minutes in, when redheaded Jess flashes butt and breasts. Plus, it also features the flawless funbags of Malinda Baker as she sits on the bed. Also releasing, Luck has been canceled by HBO, but a new Season One Blu-ray gives us Kerry Condon , Weronika Rosati , and the peaks of Dawson’s Creek mom Mary-Margaret Humes to remember them by. Finally, Australian drama Burning Man (2011) will put the fire in your pants with nude scenes from Rachel Griffiths and more. See pics after the jump!
Nude on Blu-ray, Jessica Chastain goes bra-less in Lawless (2012). The bootlegging drama will put a long arm in your pants 1-hour 12 minutes in, when redheaded Jess flashes butt and breasts. Plus, it also features the flawless funbags of Malinda Baker as she sits on the bed. Also releasing, Luck has been canceled by HBO, but a new Season One Blu-ray gives us Kerry Condon , Weronika Rosati , and the peaks of Dawson’s Creek mom Mary-Margaret Humes to remember them by. Finally, Australian drama Burning Man (2011) will put the fire in your pants with nude scenes from Rachel Griffiths and more. See pics after the jump!
Tuesday night was a celebrity bonanza at the Time Warner Center in New York’s Columbus Circle for the New York premiere of director/star Ben Affleck ‘s acclaimed Argo . Stars Bryan Cranston , Alan Arkin , John Goodman as well as producers George Clooney and Grant Heslov were just part of the cortege of A-listers and New York glitterati who dined at the Porter House Steakhouse where Affleck held the spotlight in the bar talking to folks. Guests were divided into two screenings of the Toronto and Telluride film festivals world premiere based on the true story about a CIA agent (Affleck) who rescues six Americans hiding in the Canadian embassy at the dawn of the Iranian hostage crisis that began in November 1979. ML caught up with actor Bryan Cranston as well as Affleck at the event. Between chatting with a parade of well-heeled well-wishers including best pal Matt Damon, Oliver Stone, Sting, Ted Koppel, Brian Williams and more, Affleck gave a little insight on what motivated him to take on the project, telling ML he decided to make Argo happen because it was a fascinating story that was also a challenge, admitting to some fear in the beginning. “I wanted to direct it because it’s a challenge directorially,” he told ML. “It has three competing challenges: It’s a comedy, it’s a nail-biting thriller and it’s a CIA-intrigue spy story. I thought if I can execute that and combine those elements and execute them, unify them and tell something that is true and maintain the integrity of the truth of the stories then I could do something quite special. It’s the favorite thing I’ve ever been involved with.” In the movie, actor Bryan Cranston plays Jack O’Donnell, one of the six Americans hiding in the Canadian Ambassador’s residence after a daring escape into the streets of the Iranian capital soon after the American embassy was overrun by angry mobs with the acquiescence of the country’s new ruler Ayatollah Khomeini. Cranston said he received the Argo script from his agent and that Affleck and producer Grant Heslov had specifically asked for him to read it. “I thought, ‘Oh that’s flattering.’ And I thought, ‘Please God, let the story be as good as the offer,'” he told ML. “And it was quite frankly even better. The story is fantastic. It’s true, important and the screenplay by Chris Terrio is great. What I took away from this and what I think what audiences will is that it’s a simple story about people being selfless and doing things for all the right reasons – just to save other human beings. There’s no greater noble effort than this.” Ahead of production, a fellow actor touted to Cranston the chance to work with Affleck who in turn put a plug in for Affleck’s work ethic and being an all-around great guy. Events such as Tuesday night’s are meant to showcase Oscar contenders in their best light. And the Peggy Siegel Company, which hosts a number of these dinners and parties tied to screenings, is front and center in organizing events for titles hitting the awards circuit. “I got a tip from Jon Hamm, who said, ‘You’re going to love working with [Affleck].’ And I went, ‘Oh good,'” said Cranston. “As an actor turned director he’s one of the best and just as a director in and of itself, he’s terrific. He’s a kind and a thoughtful man. And he’s willing to do the work. People only see the finished product, but he’s very passionate about stories.” “I didn’t want to make a story that was partisan right before the election,” Affleck said to ML about Argo and the audience he hopes will come to see it when it opens this weekend. “I want a movie that the Repubicans I know and am friends with can go see. I do not want a movie that could be politicized internationally vis-a-vis, Iran. I went to great pains to just tell a factual story with out being didactic or tell the audience what to feel.” Argo Log line: On November 4, 1979, as the Iranian revolution reaches its boiling point, militants storm the U.S. embassy in Tehran, taking 52 Americans hostage. But, in the midst of the chaos, six Americans manage to slip away and find refuge in the home of the Canadian ambassador. Knowing it is only a matter of time before the six are found out and likely killed, a CIA “exfiltration” specialist named Tony Mendez (Affleck) comes up with a risky plan to get them safely out of the country. A plan so incredible, it could only happen in the movies. Academy Award-winner Ben Affleck ( Good Will Hunting ) directs and stars in the film, which is produced by Oscar-nominee Grant Heslov ( Good Night, and Good Luck ), Affleck, and Oscar-winner George Clooney ( Syriana ). [ AbovePhoto by Marion Curtis/Starpix ]
Your guess is as good as mine as to what the heck’s going on in new set photos from Terrence Malick’s latest picture, in which Natalie Portman and Michael Fassbender appear to be getting down to lip-locking in a field… and are interrupted by a green lizard man with “FREAK” tattoed across his chest. What’s Terry up to down in Austin? The untitled Malick film follows To The Wonder and Knight of Cups in the filmmaker’s suddenly hyperproductive recent filming tear and is about sexual obsession and lusty betrayal in the Austin, TX music scene. Or, as you might imagine, a Friday night on 6th Street during SXSW. But, more importantly ! In the new batch of set pics Portman and Fassbender get wrapped up in each others’ arms, a bit more passionately than co-stars Rooney Mara and Ryan Gosling did in their previously snapped scenes. They gaze into each others’ eyes. He dips her onto the ground. And then… The Lizardman startles PortBender out of their embrace! (He’s Austin fixture Erik Sprague , self-professed “professional freak,” and he has a split tongue. Perhaps a little local flavor to keep the Untitled Terry Malick Sexytime Picture weird?) Also in Malick’s film, formerly titled Lawless : Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett, Haley Bennett, and Holly Hunter. Stay tuned as the internet continues trying to figure out Malick’s secrets down in Texas. [via Daily Mail ]
Also in Thursday morning’s round-up of news briefs, a U.S. Appeals Court upholds MGM’s rights to a classic Martin Scorsese film after a relative’s challenge. The London Film Festival chooses its closing night film. And Michael Keaton heads for a re-imagine of an ’80s classic. Lawless Opens No. 1 Wednesday with $1.1 Million R-rated Cannes début Lawless by John Hillcoat debuted in 2,565 theaters Wednesday, narrowly beating out Expendables 2 which held the top spot for two weeks, Deadline reports . Appeals Court Rejects Suit to Take Raging Bull Rights from MGM The Ninth Circuit of Appeals upholds MGM’s rights to Raging Bull . Paula Petrella, the daughter of Frank Petrella (aka Peter Savage) brought the rights challenge to court. Petrella wrote a screenplay and other works about former boxing champion Jake LaMotta, his childhood friend in 1963, THR reports . Werner Herzog to Direct the Killers Concert Video The legendary documentary filmmaker will spearhead the band’s concert video which will be broadcast live on September 18th via YouTube from New York’s Paradise Theater. “I think there’s gonna be an animal involved,” bassist Mark Stoermer told Rolling Stone. The Guardian reports . Great Expectations to Close London Film Festival The pic is an all-star film adaptation of Dickens’ classic novel. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter and Jeremy Irvine, the screening marks the 200th anniversary of the author’s death. The BFI London Film festival, taking place October 10 – 21, will announce its full lineup September 5th, Reuters reports . Michael Keaton Joins New Robocop Keaton will play the role of Raymond Sellars, which was initially slated for Hugh Laurie. The film is a re-imagining of of the 1987 classic by Paul Verhoeven. It will be released next August, Deadline reports .
Lawless (2012), director John Hillicoat ‘ s highly anticipated followup to The Road (2009), has a red-band trailer that makes the bootlegging drama look more exciting than a Mason jar of white lightning. We’re especially excited here at Skin Central because the trailer shows us brief snippets of all three of the movie’s nude scenes: First, fast-forward to the 55-second mark to see nudecomer Toni Byrd topless on the edge of a bed. Then, 1 minute and 38 seconds in, we get a quick look at an uncredited woman running through the woods with her shirt ripped open. But the real attraction is star Jessica Chastain , who gives us a sneak preview of her sex scene with Tom Hardy 1 minute and 43 seconds into the trailer. Jessica doesn’t actually show anything here, but our Skin Skout reports that we get a ” great look at both breasts ” an hour and 12 minutes into the movie. Lawless ? More like Braless ! Lawless hits theaters everywhere on August 29 , but you can see star Jessica Chastain nude RIGHT NOW here at MrSkin.com!
We saw some outstanding nudity this week on the boob tube, like Camilla Luddington’s nude debut on Californication , Kerry Condon’s return to toplessness on Luck , and dueling dairies from Dawn Olivieri and Megalyn Echikunwoke on House of Lies and Viva Bianca and Lucy Lawless on Spartacus.
