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Son Lux has just released the music video for Easy, another extract of their 2013 album Lanterns, directed by David Terry Fine featuring New York artist Carolyn Weltman life-drawing and sketching bondage scenes by MacK & Seraphine.
Boardwalk Empire begins just before the Prohibition period takes off in 1920 when Atlantic City Treasurer Enoch “Nucky” Thompson arranges a deal with a number of his associates to get into the bootlegging business in order to pay finances for the city.
Stimulating, satisfying, and hot, Masters of Sex is able to give an insight on life through a particular filter, tainted with the concerns, hopes, and fears of the typical American society and culture of the 50s.
Nicki Minaj’s second single from The Pinkprint gets a lyric video.
Orange Is the New Black remains outstanding to watch in storytelling, characters getting expanded, comedy value and powerful backstories.
I’ve put together a list of films that you are likely to, at least, be able to enjoy even if you’re not sold on musicals.
I took a look at my IMDb whack history to see how many actual new-to-me films I had caught this past 2013, and made up a list of thirty films I loved seeing for the first time.
Maggie Carey’s first film may not have made the splash it should have, but it’s definitely a refreshing comedy made by a woman who gets sex.
I gotta admit, I had to work extra hard to make the categories fit with the films this year.
An essay of sorts on my own perspective of Blue is the Warmest Color and its sex scenes.
