Les Actrices Françaises Nues à l’Ecran has been updated:

new pics 10/05:

• • Mélanie Bernier in “Love Addict”:

    

• Clémence Faure in “Love addict”:

  

• Olivia Cote in “la fête des mères”:

  

• Marion Christmann in “la fête des mères”:

  

• Roxane Potereau in “les impatientes”:

   

• Flora Bonfenti in “Guyane s2”:

   

Catherine McNeil isn’t posing for an ad or something. She’s just out and about with her breasts exposed.

“Disinformation networks continue pumping out false posts at an incredible rate: in a typical day they publish more than a million tweets, the authors found.”

“The persistence of so many easily identified abusive accounts is difficult to square with any effective crackdown.”

Weaponizing the haters: The Last Jedi and the strategic politicization of pop culture through social media manipulation.

She was immortalized by Buddy Holly’s famous song

Now where are Rhonda and Bobby McGee?

Well, there is no Rhonda

but there was a Barbara “Bobbie” McKee, whose name is now … wait for it … Barbara Eden!

Morena took it all off in Death in Love (2009)

This was #15 on our Top Nude Scenes of 2009. The scene might have placed higher if it had been in a more pleasant film, or even a watchable one. I wrote about Death in Love at the time:

“Another cheery film. Holocaust Grand Guignol! There are some breasts, but the scene has everything possible to make your erection disappear. Pretentious narration, holocaust cruelty, graphic surgery, old people. OK, maybe not EVERYTHING. There’s no Rosie O’Donnell.”

Full review here.

Susan Sarandon turns 71 today. Here she is in Pretty Baby. (1978)

Jennifer is Malin’s sister

In a bizarre strategy for this one-and-done game, Oakland started Liam Hendriks, a career middle reliever and occasional spot starter with a career ERA of 4.72 and only 25 innings pitched all year. Almost needless to say, the tough top of the Yankee line-up scored immediately, putting up two runs after their first two batters, courtesy of a monster homer by Aaron Judge.

Oakland started using this strategy in September. Hendriks started eight games in that single month. In the period from September 12th to the 21st, Hendricks started four games in 10 days. The strategy sort of worked. In the last seven of those eight games, pitching exactly one inning each time, Hendricks allowed no earned runs, and only four hits altogether.

In terms of winning, however, the strategy achieved mediocre results. The A’s won just four of the eight games he started.

I suppose all this discussion of Hendricks is really just academic. The A’s scored only two runs, which is unlikely to produce a visiting win at the new Yankee Stadium, which has been a hitters’ paradise. The Yankees average 5.6 runs scored per game at home, so the odds against a visitor beating them with two runs are about 8-1. The reality was even harsher than those theoretical odds. There were eleven times this year when the visiting team scored exactly two runs at Yankee Stadium, and the Yankees won all eleven. In other words, the A’s weren’t going to win with two runs even if Hendricks had struck out the side.

Barbara Palvin is selling stuff, which is fine, because she’s naked except for the expensive doodads she’s promoting.