Friederike Becht’s nudity in Im Rausch (2024)

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German TV movie, “In a Frenzy”

Katja is a passionate journalist. When her article is censored, she gets drunk and becomes abusive. Her boss gives Katja a choice: stop drinking or get sacked. Enraged, Katja clears out her office and goes to a bar. There she meets Eddi, who is also facing the ruins of his professional life. The two are drawn into a spiral of alcohol, passion, and violence. When Katja’s boss offers her another chance if she immediately goes to rehab, Katja agrees on one condition: she will write a personal report about alcohol addiction. Katja begins researching and interviews Eddi, as well as psychologists, doctors, and celebrities, while repeatedly getting drunk with him. The two are heading towards a deadly abyss.


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With videos: Danielle Galligan topless in episode 6 of House of Guinness

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Netflix series about the family that built a fortune on drinkin’, and a world-wide reputation on measurin’.

The consequences of the death of Benjamin Guinness, the man responsible for the extraordinary success of the Guinness brewery, and the far-reaching impact of his cunning will on the fate of his four adult children, Arthur, Edward, Anne, and Ben, as well as on a group of Dublin characters who work and interact with the growing juggernaut that is Guinness.


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College pigskin recap: week 5

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Finally – a week of meaningful games.

#6 Oregon beat #3 Penn State in OT. I didn’t watch that game, but as I reviewed the stats, I couldn’t figure out how Penn State made it that close. Oregon had more passing yards, more rushing yards, fewer turnovers, more first downs, fewer punts, and greater time of possession. They didn’t just do a little bit better, they dominated every category. Given all that, I’m glad the game went their way. A loss would have been unjust. I have been thinking that Oregon and Ohio State are the top two teams this year, but the dream match-up will not occur, at least not during the regular season. There are so many teams in these new super-conferences that the teams can’t play each other every year.

#4 LSU got bumped off by #13 Ole Miss. That’s another game where the score was close, but the stats were not. Ole Miss totally dominated, 484 yards to 256.

#5 Georgia also lost, to a resurgent Alabama. It was another close game, this time between evenly matched teams. Alabama went Full Fridge in that game. Ty Simpson threw a pass to Kadyn Proctor, who is approximately the size of Galactus. (Just your typical svelte, speedy, nearly 400-pound wide receiver!) Proctor just stomped on a few puny humans on his way to a first down, just short of a TD. The big galoot never really got tackled. He just sort of stumbled clumsily out of bounds. It goes into the books as a rushing play because the passer was ahead of the receiver, so it’s technically a lateral. (Video). By the way, Georgia mysteriously finished that game with a missing player. Most people believe that Proctor ate him.

How many headlines did I read about #8 Florida State’s “shocking” loss. Shocking? Say what? Did people think they could keep playing Kent State every week? I wasn’t expecting them to lose, but I wasn’t at all surprised. For the last two weeks I have listed Florida State among the most overrated teams o’ the week. Their #8 ranking was baffling. It wasn’t as baffling as Illinois being in the top ten for a while, or South Florida being in the top 20 for a week, but it was a case of overrating. If you really pay close attention, that game wasn’t even an upset. The bookies favored the Seminoles by 7, but Sagarin’s computer system actually had Virginia as a (very slight) favorite in that game.


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With 3, 4, 5 and 8 all losing, there were opportunities for the other teams to advance in the polls. Oregon rose to #2, as expected. Ole Miss vaulted nine spots to #4. Indiana and Alabama joined the top ten.

The computer rankings

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Overrated teams o’ the week:

We are now getting to the time of the year when the computers and the voters are approaching agreement. There are still two teams out of line:

Iowa State. Computers #28, polls #14. Given their schedule, Iowa State has an outside chance to finish the season undefeated, which would undoubtedly get them into the playoff. I don’t think any of the pre-season pundits predicted anything like that.

Georgia Tech. Computers #33, polls #17. Well, they’ll finish the regular season by hosting Georgia, as usual, so an undefeated season would be tough, but they always play tough against Georgia. Two years ago, when Georgia came into the game #1 in the nation and Tech was 6-5, the game was 31-23. Last year, when Georgia held the home field advantage, the Ramblin’ Wrecks dragged the game out to eight overtimes before giving up the ghost. (Tech actually beat two top ten teams last year, and also had to face Georgia and Notre Dame. Tough schedule!)

Totally irrelevant opinion: The Ramblin’ Wrecks would be the best team name ever! “Yellowjackets” is pedestrian.

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Following the Big 4 on the disappointment circuit:

Oklahoma State and UCLA lost again. It’s gonna be a long, hard year for those kids, especially for UCLA. The B Ruins are 0-4 and still have to play three teams currently among the top eight in the country. The computers now have them ranked below Troy. OUCH!

Pre-season darlings Clemson and Florida were spared further humiliation because they didn’t play this week. Florida is 1-3, with their only win coming over a punching bag team. Their remaining schedule this year is just as tough as UCLA’s. They still have to face Texas, Texas A&M, Georgia, Ole Miss and Tennessee – all of them currently in the top 15 in the nation. The Gators were #15 in the pre-season polls, but will be very fortunate to avoid a losing record.

Vittoria Ceretti braless in a sheer top at a swanky bullshit event

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Many people look forward to autumn for the glorious colors, the cooler weather, the traditional fall flavors, the smell of burning leaves, or the high school football games starring kids or grandkids.

Screw that crap. For me, the only good thing about the end of another too-short summer is the beginning of Swanky Bullshit Event season.

Here’s Vittoria Ceretti at the Luigi & Iango Unveiled Exhibition Opening in Milan.


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Gee, she looks like a cheerful, approachable lady, not at all like a movie vampire.

Karolina Bruchnicka bared a breast in A Moment of Silence (s2e3)

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Polish series. Original title: Minuta ciszy

A newly retired postman from a small town, Mietek Zasada, has to take care of the burial of Czeslaw’s friend when the only funeral home in the area refuses to provide the service. Unaware of the obstacles and absurdities of funeral business, he sets up his own company and soon has to balance on the verge of legal regulations and moral principles. He also quickly comes into conflict with the local industry tycoon, and he can only count on the support of the eccentric daughter of a deceased friend and his disabled wife. When, in addition, dark secrets from the ex-postman’s past begin to emerge, the world around him and his relatives begins to change irretrievably.


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