Saban Entertainment who produced Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, have not commented on the claims.
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Showing posts with label celebrity. Show all posts
Friday, 27 August 2010
The Blue Power Ranger Was Gay!
David Yost, who played the Blue Ranger from 1993-1996 on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers says that he left the show because he was harassed over his sexuality. Yost has revealed that he is gay, and says that when he worked on the show, "I was called 'f*ggot' one too many times [by the show's] creators, producers, writers, directors." Yost also claims the following, "I know that my co-stars were called in a couple of times to different producers' offices and questioned about my sexuality, which is kind of a humiliating experience to find that out."
Saban Entertainment who produced Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, have not commented on the claims.
Saban Entertainment who produced Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, have not commented on the claims.
Saturday, 21 August 2010
Celebrity: Bill O'Reilly Slams Bieber/Kardashian Photo Shoot
Personally, I am not a fan of Bill O'Reilly. I've always thought of him as a bully and a mouthpiece for Rupert Murdoch. However, putting my personal feelings aside, I did think he had a point with his recent slamming of the Bieber/ Kardashian "Mrs Robinson" photo shoot, as he called it.
O’Reilly condemned the pictures saying, “I will tell you this, if a 16 year-old girl was pictured with a 29-year-old man in any of that, he’d be in big trouble.”
I'm not saying it is wrong that they were photographed together. I'm just agreeing with him that a double-standard clearly exists. Here you have one of the worlds' most famous young boys in a photoshoot with a woman nobody had really heard of or cared about prior to the release of a sex tape. This in an age where women the same age as Kardashian are going to prison for sexual relationships with boys the same age as Bieber. What exactly WAS 'Elle' magazine trying to sell with this photo shoot?
O’Reilly condemned the pictures saying, “I will tell you this, if a 16 year-old girl was pictured with a 29-year-old man in any of that, he’d be in big trouble.”
I'm not saying it is wrong that they were photographed together. I'm just agreeing with him that a double-standard clearly exists. Here you have one of the worlds' most famous young boys in a photoshoot with a woman nobody had really heard of or cared about prior to the release of a sex tape. This in an age where women the same age as Kardashian are going to prison for sexual relationships with boys the same age as Bieber. What exactly WAS 'Elle' magazine trying to sell with this photo shoot?
Drew Barrymore 'Playboy'.
Steven Spielberg sent his God-daughter Drew Barrymore, who starred in his movie E.T., a blanket with a note reading 'cover up' after she posed nude for Playboy.
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
Celebrity: Erykah Badu Fined For Nude Video Shoot
US soul singer Erykah Badu has paid a $500 (£322) fine and will serve six months' probation for stripping naked on a Dallas street for a music video, which resulted in complaints from visitors and tourists and her being charged with disorderly conduct. A number of children were seen on the video.
Monday, 2 August 2010
Celebrity: Hugh Hefner Says "Women ARE sex objects."
Playboy creator Hugh Hefner has caused controversy by telling the NY Daily News: "The notion that Playboy turns women into sex objects is ridiculous. Women are sex objects. If women weren't sex objects, there wouldn't be another generation. It's the attraction between the sexes that makes the world go 'round. That's why women wear lipstick and short skirts."
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Saturday, 16 January 2010
Sex Fact #120
Leonardo DiCaprio sued Playgirl magazine for publishing unautorised full-frontal nude photos of him taken from the movie 'Total Eclipse'.
DiCaprio sued the publisher, successfully obtained a court injunction, and prevented the Issue's commercial sale/distribution in the United States and all other countries where the magazine is sold. However, because Playgirl Magazine has a US subscriber base of customers who receive their copies in the mail, many copies had already been shipped and could not be retrieved and destroyed, as confiscated copies were.
In addition to the injunction, Leonardo DiCaprio received damages of an unspecified amount.
The photographs come mainly from an early DiCaprio film, "Total Eclipse", and show one of today's most enduringly popular and respected Hollywood actors in full-frontal nude and homosexual scenes. "Total Eclipse" is actually one of the best films of our time (it was directed by the Polish filmmaker Agnieska Holland). It is a real-life account of the French prodigy-poet Arthur Rimbaud and his older lover/patron, the established poet Paul Verlaine. There are at least two versions of the film: a) the American R-rated version, with significant cuts; and b) the "Director's Cut" version, which retains all of the scenes that would have earned the film an NC-17 rating in the United States. DiCaprio's performance as Rimbaud remains one of his best, and his lack of inhibition and outright daring were truly ahead for his generation. As a result, some commentators expressed surprise at his lawsuit against Playgirl Magazine although DiCaprio vowed not to do full-frontal nude scenes in any of his subsequent films (and has never again done so).
Existing copies of the magazine have now become a "must-have" title for male erotic photography collectors.
Info Source: Wikipedia. The story was also widely reported in the mainstream media.
DiCaprio sued the publisher, successfully obtained a court injunction, and prevented the Issue's commercial sale/distribution in the United States and all other countries where the magazine is sold. However, because Playgirl Magazine has a US subscriber base of customers who receive their copies in the mail, many copies had already been shipped and could not be retrieved and destroyed, as confiscated copies were.
In addition to the injunction, Leonardo DiCaprio received damages of an unspecified amount.
The photographs come mainly from an early DiCaprio film, "Total Eclipse", and show one of today's most enduringly popular and respected Hollywood actors in full-frontal nude and homosexual scenes. "Total Eclipse" is actually one of the best films of our time (it was directed by the Polish filmmaker Agnieska Holland). It is a real-life account of the French prodigy-poet Arthur Rimbaud and his older lover/patron, the established poet Paul Verlaine. There are at least two versions of the film: a) the American R-rated version, with significant cuts; and b) the "Director's Cut" version, which retains all of the scenes that would have earned the film an NC-17 rating in the United States. DiCaprio's performance as Rimbaud remains one of his best, and his lack of inhibition and outright daring were truly ahead for his generation. As a result, some commentators expressed surprise at his lawsuit against Playgirl Magazine although DiCaprio vowed not to do full-frontal nude scenes in any of his subsequent films (and has never again done so).
Existing copies of the magazine have now become a "must-have" title for male erotic photography collectors.
Info Source: Wikipedia. The story was also widely reported in the mainstream media.
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