And Who Among Us Wouldn't?


Rami Malek, the villain in the new Bond film, on his "moment" with Daniel Craig on set:

"We had this scene that was a very complicated scene and we were rehearsing for it with our terrific director, Cary Fukunaga. And, we were sitting at a table over hours just batting about ideas back and forth. And we finally cracked this really challenging scene. And he grabbed me, picked me up—and I can't tell if I initiated the next moment, if it was him or I—but, a kiss transpired between the two of us. And I'm gonna say that Daniel initiated it and I was very taken aback … I took a moment, caught my breath, and I looked out and said, 'So, does this make me a Bond Girl?'"

I.Would.Have.Died.

Seriously; Daniel Craig kisses me? I would die.

Source.

Gratuitous Shaun Sipos

One of the reasons you should be watching SyFy's Krypton. (Another being a bearded Cameron Cuffe.)

Yes, I'm shallow.

Okay, Krypton isn't horrible. I personally wouldn't call it great TV either, but it's entertaining. (Rotten Tomatoes, however, has a decidedly different take, recently opining, "Krypton has evolved past a Superman prequel series into one of the best science fiction shows on TV.") Uh. Okay…

It's got a good-looking cast, and it's obvious SyFy spared no expense in set design, effects, or costuming. And it does provide backstory to the entire Superman mythos, well beyond what we got from any of the movies.

Season Two got off to a very slow start IMHO, and I all but gave up on it, letting the episodes pile up on the DVR. But one night I was bored and started watching again and I have to confess it's gotten uniformly better. I still don't agree with Rotten Tomatoes, but it's worth a watch—if only for the pretty menz.

Woof.











"I'm into expanding people's idea of what's sexy, because I think our culture is almost anorexic in terms of what it views as sexy. To me, human beings are sexy. If you want to exploit the fact that my body isn't perfect but you find me sexy—if it's used in that context, and sometimes it is—then I'm cool with it. Whatever gets you to broaden your scope and find your own Hopper in your world—that guy or that girl at the deli who has a beautiful soul but is a little bit fat or whatever—that's what I want to expand in this world."

David Harbour for Playboy, 2019

Gratuitous Gavin Leatherwood

You might recognize him as Nick Scratch from The New Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix.

Not my usual type, but we all need to eat a well-balanced diet.