Jurnee Smollett showing big boob cleavage in a pretty dress while posing on the red carpet for the world premiere of F1 in New York City!
Teresa Riott see-thru
Anastasia Karanikolaou in a c-thru top
Storm Reid see-thru to a nipple
The 10 Most Hilarious Glamour Shot Portraits
Don’t you just miss those good, old-fashioned glamour shots of the 80’s? You know, those professional sexy photos that made everyone look like a million bucks? Okay, maybe not everyone. In fact, many of the shots are actually downright comical. Here is our list of the 10 most hilarious portraits:
Penelope Cruz in Vanilla Sky and Abre Los Ojos
This combo is kind of a cinema oddity because they are basically the same movie. A very handsome, vain man is disfigured in an accident. His life changes dramatically. Or does it? Or was he actually killed in the accident? Or is he in a coma and dreaming it all? Or was he actually in an accident in the first place? Or does the movie even exist? Or does any movie truly exist? (And … I guess you get the point.)
Abre Los Ojos came out in 1997 in Spanish. Cameron Crowe liked it and decided to remake it in English in 2001, thus offering Penelope Cruz a rare opportunity to play the same role in two different languages.
Abre Los Ojos has better nudity, and at least in my opinion, is the better film, although both are good. The Spanish version is darker, more cynical, more moralistic. In my original review, I said it was virtually an homage to Rod Serling. On the other hand, Cameron Crowe is … well, you know, he’s a hopeless romantic, which is why we love him, but that doesn’t make him the right man for a mind-fucking noir. With all of its “did that happen or not” vacillations, Vanilla Sky is more like a Christopher Nolan project.
Penelope Cruz in Vanilla Sky
Penelope Cruz in Abre Los Ojos
A Collection Of Historical Photos Beautifully Brought To Life With Color
When I try to colorize or to remove a color screen, I’m usually dealing with one person and a simple backdrop like a wall or a bedsheet. I sometimes (not always) get it right, and it doesn’t take that long. In contrast, some of these required a lot of work to colorize. The coronation of QE2, for example, involves hundreds of people. Of course, nobody is around to say, “my scarf was yellow that day, not orange,” so the colorist is allowed plenty of artistic license, but he or she must still be the world’s most patient person, unless they figured out a way to get AI to do it quickly.





