… because modeling is an odd profession. It’s one of the few legal professions where you can wear this at work.

Model Rose Bertram walking the Etam Womenswear Spring/Summer 2025 runway show during Paris Fashion Week in see-through lingerie

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Florence Pugh – 4/30/25

Thunderbolts screening & big day out in New York –

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Same Day – Outside Kelly & Mark show

Nerds have decided to alter her photo from a magazine shoot to show her barely visible nipple far more visible.

This 1991 film fell in the Stone chronology between Total Recall and Basic Instinct.

Some color-adjusted captures from the Blu-Ray are seen below

There is one odd bit of trivia worth noting about this film. The director, Frank De Felitta, was 70 years old and had never before directed a feature film. It was an unusual time of life to be embarking on a new career, although it would not turn out to be much of a career since he would never direct another movie.

He was, however, not some obscure one-hit wonder. De Felitta was by then a highly successful Hollywood figure who had become famous in the 1970s for writing two popular supernatural novels inspired by “real” events, then adapting them into screenplays for eponymous films. His first major success was “Audrey Rose,” a reincarnation yarn that unexpectedly became a runaway best seller. It sold an extraordinary 3.5 million paperbacks in 1975, then became a major film starring Marsha Mason and Anthony Hopkins. A few years after that, De Felitta penned “The Entity,” an occult tale about a woman who was continually molested by a spectral assailant. The screen portrayal of that story infamously featured a naked Barbara Hershey (and her prosthetic extensions) being quite explicitly violated on camera in real time by an invisible rapist (below).

Polish film. IMDb categorizes it as “drama, thriller.”

For ten years a family has been living on an island, isolated from reality. This apparent harmony turns into a trap. Against her partner’s wish, the mother decides to return to the world she has left behind.

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Indie comedy from the USA

In the midst of family confusion, Randy goes on a road trip with his school friends to discover his sexuality in the 1970s.

Farah once played Courtney Love!

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Happy 37th birthday, Nicholas Braun, the 6’7″ master of stuttering, non-committal, non-confrontational, immature waffling.

In the Saturday Night film, Braun played two men who grew tall but never really grew up: Jim Henson and Andy Kaufman. According to Jason Reitman, the film’s director, he had always pictured Braun as Jim Henson, but had to press him into double duty as Kaufman when another actor dropped out.