Fair warning: This xxx-rated clip of Maitland is on Zippyshare.

(It’s safe, and it works, once you learn how to use it. You may have to click on the orange “download now” box several times, but it does eventually work. Or you can just click on the “play” arrow and it should respond.)

It’s graphic, but unfortunately for us, it is censored.

But the original has to turn up sooner or later, right?

Sigourney Weaver nudity in Half Moon Street (1986)

That was more than 30 years ago and she was already closing in on age 40. She turned 69 yesterday.

Kristanna Loken naked in Body of Deceit (2015)

A mini-album of E-Rat pics that are new to me.

To state the obvious, Genevieve Morton looks great naked

Vica Kerekes topless and more in Muži v naději

Bella Hadid is in a wet t-shirt

This week’s AP Poll

As predicted, UCF did finally make the top ten. Do they belong there? I dunno. The computer ratings suggest they are still not at that level. Sagarin’s calculations place them 26th. There are two other undefeated teams in the East half of the American Conference, but UCF doesn’t play them until their final two games, so you can expect the Knights to stay undefeated for a while, and maybe even creep a bit higher on the rankings ladder.

With their win over Oklahoma, the Texas Longhorns vaulted over several teams into the #9 spot.

Florida leapt into the #14 spot with their win over LSU.

The top four remained unchanged.

The Indians and Braves are gone. The Yankees are still alive, but limping.

It does not look good for the Yanks after the Sox pummeled them and their ace, Luis Severino, in front of a deeply disappointed Bronx crowd. The final score was 16-1, a historic beatdown which was the worst post-season loss in Yankee history.

The Yankees used six pitchers, not all of whom are actually supposed to be pitchers, and the Sox scored on every single one of them.

The Red Sox’s unheralded utility player, Brock Holt, hit for the cycle. In the entire history of MLB, no previous player had ever hit for the cycle in the post-season. He finished it with a homer off the Yankees’ second string catcher.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the ball, Red Sox starter Nathan Eovaldi handcuffed the Yankees and threw several pitches clocked in triple figures, including three against Aaron Judge in one at bat. Eovaldi has always been able to bring it, but so far has not been able to convert that into much of a career (44-53 4.16 for five different teams).