I love Natalie Portman. I do think she is the sexiest actress right now (sans her Star Wars involvement, which were terrible.). Imagine my surprise when I hear “Nude vide of Natalie Portman?” Of course I had to check it out.
Okay folks. Jesus. Calm down. So she bared a little derrier and a full-body nude profile. Not very porn at all, though still beautiful. You do have to bare through the 12 minute short video by Wes Anderson. She’s so damn hot!
You can download the video from itunes.
Haven’t watched television in, maybe, a year? This show, however, has me interested, and I may just turn on the tele this week. Or most likely, I’ll wait for the DVD release (which will take me 3-4 months to watch. Yeah, Netflix loves me.). [via Amy W.]
Thanks, Amy, for the tip.
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By Jim Cyr America had a love affair with “dancing” in the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s - the Broadway musical had its Golden Age, and so did the Movie Musical …
In the 1960s “reality” and the paradigm shifts of society made dancing seem “trite” “contrived” and the public’s appreciation for dance went the way of the Dodo through the 80s and 90s into the 21st Century.
Oh, sure, there were a few “exceptions” (Saturday Night Fever, Footloose) but for the most part clunkers like Can’t Stop the Music and Xanadu were the rule and the disappearance of the Variety Show from the TV schedule meant that dancing had fallen ‘out of favor’ in the public eye - heck, even the Academy Awards fazed out the big production dance numbers that were once the hallmark of the broadcast ceremonies.
A couple of years ago - in this day and age of “reality” TV (and with the runaway success of American Idol) - ABC took a chance with B, C, and D list celebrities and launched the no-budget show “Dancing With The Stars” - shortly thereafter came “So You Think