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Sandra Cervera and Tania Fortea naked in My Heaven, Your Hell (2025)

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Original title: Cel meu, infern teu (Catalan language)

Adela and Victoria share a forbidden love in 1960s-70s Spain, facing harsh punishment from both law and society. Despite every obstacle keeping them apart, their connection proves impossible to forget.

Hot Spanish lesbians!

But not in context. It’s actually a sad film, although it has an unlikely happy ending that comes out of nowhere, lasts only a few seconds, and seems to be tacked on.

The women in the film love each other, but Franco’s Spain was just not a good time for girl-on-girl action. Spanish society was repressive in the 1960s and 70s. The elderly Fascist dictator still held on to the reins of state, the Catholic Church was just as influential and conservative as the government, and those two powerful forces were in cahoots to enforce strict censorship. In this context, the local priest thinks the lovers are possessed by Satan. The doctors think they are mentally ill. The one woman’s husband wants to kill them. The man who loves the other women knows he can never be with her.

Sandra Cervera

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Tania Fortea

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Barbie Ferreira topless in Mile End Kicks (2025)

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Low-key Gen Z rom-com from Canada. Filmed in Montreal. It premiered at TIFF and is scheduled for a limited U.S. run starting next Friday.

A 24-year-old music critic moves to Montreal intending to write a book about Alanis Morissette’s “Jagged Little Pill.” Her plans take an unexpected turn when she becomes romantically involved with two members of the same struggling indie rock band and decides to become their publicist.

I wonder. How big a market is there for a book dedicated to one Alanis Morissette work?

This film has the most awkward sex scenes ever. That’s not a criticism. Sex in real life isn’t often like in the typical movie, and awkwardness is commonplace.


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You may know Barbie from Euphoria, where she looked like this:


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She looked like this in the film:


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I don’t know how long ago this film was lensed, but she recently decided that a waist would be a good thing to have, and was hit with the Ozempic bug. She now looks slim enough to post IG pictures where she’s wearing see-thrus that reveal her slimmed-down booty. (Click through to the 3rd and 5th pics, or the film clip at the end. As usual, don’t believe any Instagram warnings that the pics are not there. They are. If they don’t show here, just click on that link or this one.)

Here is a demonstration of how she has changed:


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“Reagan Wilson – The Playboy Playmate Who Went To The Moon!”

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R.I.P. Reagan Wilson, March 20, 2026

Playboy Playmate Reagan Wilson has sadly passed away at the age of 79, but she will will always be remembered as the Playmate who went to space! Here’s her story:

Reagan Wilson, a well known name in the glamour modeling scene was chosen as Playboy’s Playmate of the Month in 1967 and she posed nude for the centerfold. A couple of years later, pictures from her nude spread ended up traveling all the way to the moon!

Here’s the story, accompanied by a nude pictorial.

Rachel McAdams down-blouse in Send Help (2026)

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Send Help is a 2026 American survival horror thriller film, directed and co-produced by Sam Raimi. The film stars Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien as an employee and her boss, respectively, who become stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash and attempt to survive while tension rises between them.

The film is based on the often-milked Admirable Creighton theme, where a lower-class individual becomes the dominant member of a survival party because the rich people are pampered sybarites. (The original Admirable Creighton play was written by the man who also created Peter Pan.) I can think of at least five films that have the same basic premise: both versions of Swept Away, The Admirable Creighton, We’re Not Dressing, and Triangle of Sadness. Given the popular appeal and universality of the concept, there are probably many more that I’m not aware of.

In this film’s version, a haughty CEO becomes dependent on a socially awkward office worker. While that premise seems tired, the film is not. Sam Raimi is not remaking any of the earlier Creighton interpretations. He has an utterly twisted take, and a completely different resolution. This film is not from the social realism school, but is straight-up adventure/horror. There are many tense scenes, ranging from the plane crash, to battles with wild animals, to the two survivors turning on one another.

I didn’t expect to like the film, and thought it would be drudgery to watch. I was totally wrong. There isn’t any honest-to-god nudity, but it’s an enjoyable popcorn flick.

Tomato Meter: 93%
Popcorn Meter: 87%
IMDb: 6.9


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