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TV Round-Up
Eastbound and Down - no nudity
Boardwalk Empire - In addition to being the
coolest-ass show around, Boardwalk Empire takes seriously its responsibility to
represent Prohibition-era Atlantic City as the ultimate celebration of vice.
That means there's lots of flesh. This episode may have raised the bar even
higher.
SNL - some people suggested that
this was a nipple-slip from Emma Stone.
I don't see any nipple, but judge for yourself.
You'll find many more brand new TV clips from Defoe, below in the French section
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Carrie Westcott in Savage Beach
Jackie Stevens in Softcore Divas: Behind the
G-String

Judith Shekoni in Private Moments

Katell Laennec in Malabimba

Liz Renay in Desperate Living

Marguerite Morreau in Easy

Martine Stedl in Women Behind Bars

Ninja Chops in Naked Women's Wrestling League

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Pics
A preview of Sophie Howard's 2011
Calendar

some butt cheeks from Paris Hilton in a "slutty sailor" outfit

Clips
Cybill
Shepherd, Kimberly Hyde, and Sharon Ullrick in The Last Picture
Show in HD
Halina Reijn in Win Win
(sample below)

Leelee Sobieski in
Uprising in HD (nude, but strategically covered)
Martina Gedeck in
Sommer '04 (sample
below)

Maureen
Mooney in The French Connection (1971), one of the earliest Best
Picture winners to include nudity. Midnight Cowboy was the first, in
1969. Other films with nudity had been nominated before that, but
had not won:
- Darling in 1965 showed Julie Christie's buns, plus her breasts
in the mirror.
- Bonnie and Clyde (1967) had a tiny bit of nudity, which we
would call "none" by today's standards.
- Romeo and Juliet in 1968 provided the first direct look at
breasts, and the first breasts in color, from a film nominated for
Best Picture - and the actress was 15 when the scenes were filmed!
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