This week’s update of Les Actrices Françaises Nues à l’Ecran:

• • Anaais Demoustier in “Cornélius le meunier hurlant”:

    

• Fabienne Babe in “Que le diable nous emporte”:

    

• Anna Sigalevitch in “Que le diable nous emporte”:

   

• Isabelle Prim in “Que le diable nous emporte”:

   
   

Sharapova Instagrammed herself in a bikini.

Gwyneth Paltrow got naked in 2003 to play the poet Sylvia Plath.

This barely made the list of the Top Nude Scenes of 2003. It tied for 20th.

Her performance was fine, albeit overshadowed by a charismatic performance by Daniel Craig as Ted Hughes, just as Sylvia Plath was overshadowed by the real Hughes. The film, however, was a waste of time, and is scored “rotten” at RT. It’s a film about a famous poet with mental illness, yet the Sylvia Plath estate would not allow any of her works to be cited, thus assuring that the film would offer no insight into either her poetry or her mental state!  Sylvia Plath, without the poetry, and without some insight into her mental illness, is about as interesting as “Oklahoma!” without the songs.

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K-Stew is wearing some kind of fishnet top which allows her nipples to be visible beneath.

Anna is topless and upside-down in Goodbye To All That (2014)

I’m not sure where this Rihanna clip came from, but I like it.

VID-LINK: Violetta Zupancic (Brief Full Frontal) in Crisse! (2014)

(It’s The Onion)

Sophie Turner as Jean Grey, plus the usual gang of mutants.

(I like Fassbender as Magneto. He seems to have the right bend of sincerity, gravitas and lunacy.)

Jessica Biel learned the moves well in order to play a stripper in Powder Blue (2009)