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I don't see that ever happening. Too many people baffle me.

Sorry to hear this news. I was always attracted to him. Occasionally, in his films, he would break character. In those moments, especially when he would change his facial expression to a sly smile, I had this sense he was a wholesome, fun guy. A 20-year relationship is impressive. Lots of people living without love in their lives. To have a long life in porn, and not have a lot of negativity associated with your reputation is not easy to accomplish. The partner asked for privacy and respect, acknowledging people's questions. Speculation and analysis of the message is not that. I believe accidents in the home rate quite high in the scheme of things. Creating a porn studio, let alone a successful one, is no easy task. Making movies, especially in digital, that have some ingredients of quality, is very difficult and challenging work. You need a fair number of people to help you, and you always need help from expensive computer geeks and tech assistants. There is a side to the porn business that is very much pain-in-the-ass. It seems Tim Kruger had many gifts, and the ability to stay calm and focused was one of them.

Remembering my days in corporate, where I occasionally had to fly overnight to Europe on a Sunday, do business on a Monday morning, fly out by 4 pm, and return to the office on Tuesday morning. I did enjoy the frequent flyer miles, but that's about it. As I got older, those turnovers became more and more painful. I couldn't do it today. I now need a week to recover from a trip overseas. Given the amount of communication that went on here, I'd be too disappointed to recover.

This notion that anyone has price seems ridiculous to me. There are a lot of professional actors who want no part of illegal activity, and the risks associated, or direct sexual contact with fans, and the risks associated. It seems to me, if someone doesn't want to participate in a given service, there are easy ways to make that clear. Not providing an ad, or a business email for private contact, are just two ways to avoid unwanted solicitations. I would assume that if a performer wants such inquiries shut off, breaking the barrier might piss them off further, even with a ton of money attached. Be careful what you wish for. A lot of people don't appreciate pushy, aggressive behavior.

He seems to be quite handsome, and may also have pro certification.

Are they associated with Oasis Day Spa? If not, I wonder if a lawsuit is applicable here. Oasis Day Spa has been a NY business for a very long time.

Well, thanks to the link above, Cole Blue is my new boyfriend. Damn he's hot. He's all over social media. He's got a great voice for porn, too. The privates are so beautiful.

I think he was actually the "top." The boy sure did have a ton of pre-cum. Plus his cock and balls were absolutely beautiful. Nice face, too. Anyone know who he is? (Edit) I guess his name is Cole Blue.

I just started watching Season 3. The action is keeping my attention. I loved how the story opened. I absolutely did not recognize Anthony Michael Hall as Beck. Holy shit how a man ages. I'm loving Sonya Cassidy. She's got a great speaking voice and some very good lines. She's a terrific counter to Reacher. They seem to have very good chemistry. The writing seems to be crisper this season. Of course, way too many eye roll moments, but that's Hollywood. Alan Ritchson is showing more skin. Good for him. I wish he was wearing white underwear instead of black. I'm not finding Johnny Berchtold attractive (in the show), but I did enjoy the teaching boxing scene. For a minute, I thought it would have been fun for the creators to push a few buttons on the Daddy/Son theme, to feed the gays. With the boy hating on his real dad, the opportunity was there. But perhaps that's going too far? Still, a peeping-son shower scene would have been fun to see. LOL.

I did not realize in this interview that Parker Posey would claim to be from the south. One would think she wouldn't have any issue with the accent. Like most of the interviewers in show business, Nikki Novak is dreadful. She asks the most idiotic questions, and she wears way too much make-up. Her effusive, ingratiating style newly defines tongue-up-actor's-ass. But the poor actors always seem to have to sit for her shit:

Shout out to @Rod Hagen. It looks like I saw Stan in The Martian, I Tonya, Black Swan, and probably other stuff, but I never latched onto his name. I remember liking the actor who played Jeff Gillooly in I Tonya, and his name still didn't stick in my brain. I wanted to see Pam and Tommy, but never got around to it. I read he wore a prosthetic cock for that. That's my reaction to most movies or series. I'm lucky if I last 10 minutes. In NYC, we see things in public that most people never experience. I was curious about where this story was going, and what it was trying to say. Wow. I can't believe it would be on the menu. But it was an important aspect of the character, and what he thought of himself in his deformed state. One reason why the nude scene wasn't sexy. When he put his mask back on, his old body came back. Even so, I loved the way his junk moved as he walked. I happen to love a cock when it's flaccid. And it's lit so well, something you don't see in film very often.

There's been a lot of buzz about this film, and I finally had the chance to see it last night. It has a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. I did not know much about the film, and I'm not familiar with Sebastian Stan. I'm sure it's a work of genius, and I'm very surprised I made it through to the end. It's not a film for everyone, even though the themes are quite universal. I imagine it has something in common with The Substance. Actually, my brain hurt after watching it, and I had to go to YouTube for further enlightenment. A ton of analysis exists, and most of it is quite interesting, in an artsy movie sort of way. The film isn't really about sex, or sexy, but Sebastian Stan does full-frontal, in your face style. He's got a pretty uncut cock with low hanging balls. The scene is very peculiar, and it's not very realistic. One minute he's fucking. The next minute he's looking for his mask. Goes entirely flaccid. Then, within seconds, he's back to fucking while wearing his mask. It's not believable, but the scene is not about the sex. It's about her laughing at him during sex. My curiosity wants me to dig deeper and maybe watch it again, but it's not an easy film to watch. It's quite dark and painful. If anyone has seen it, I'm curious what you all think.

I wasn't exactly serious. I guess that's a good reason to throw hate on him. LOL.

I get this point, but in fairness, he was voted on by a room full of his peers, and he was speaking to a room full of his peers. I don't think he was speaking to you. Maybe he forgot that Netflix was carrying the show live. I'm trying to cut him some slack, because he is a mega talent, and he's still very young.

There is nothing arrogant about wanting to achieve greatness in your work. I wish more younger people aspired to such goals. Speaking out loud in front of millions of viewers about your personal goals may have been self-indulgent. The guy is young, and no one is perfect. He spent 5 years on the Dylan project, and I suspect he needed this moment to let it all hang out. I'm almost sure he's regretting it now. He did not compare himself to anyone. He said he aspired to be as committed as those two. This is where the internet goes bad, everyone attaching their own spin on things. I think Dan Murrell's take on Chalamet's speech is spot-on:

I watch Dan Murrell on YouTube. He says the acceptance speech has turned into a social media nightmare, without deserving the negativity. Too bad no one can control that. I'm sure it was mostly misunderstood. Even so, I wish Chalamet would have kept his private, ambitious thoughts to himself. America loves to see its heroes crash and burn. I don't have a problem with that. Just don't opt to do retro-glamour hair. They don't go together.

I watched it again, and watched a few YouTube analysis videos. I guess I changed my mind on how I feel about Ep 2. The music is growing on me. The visuals in the opening credits deserve a deeper dive. Yes, Parker Posey did a brilliant job handling Leslie Bibb. Not an easy scene to pull off. Seeing it for a second time, it makes you even more uncomfortable. Well done. Nicely acted. Editing is perfect.

Both are turning into the classic Mike White asshole.

The simple answer is Google. Helps to refresh the memory. I also see a lot of stuff. I knew Michelle Monaghan from Gone Baby Gone, True Detective, and 3 Mission Impossibles. Carrie Coon is married to Tracy Letts. Her resume is endless. I saw Walton Goggins in Predators, Lincoln, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, and Tomb Raider. Jason Isaacs resume is endless, too. Almost everyone has seen Harry Potter. Sam Nivola is Emily Mortimer's son. Love Emily. I saw Aimee Lou Wood in Sex Education, The Electrical Life of Louis Wain, and Living. Hard to forget those teeth. Also with bad teeth, I saw Charlotte Le Bon in Yves Saint Laurent and The Hundred-Foot Journey.

I agree. He's OK, but hardly a heart or dick throb. I'm surprised Mike White didn't go for more juice, especially in the face. Bring back that guy from Sex & the City. Hmm, didn't catch that. Have to watch again. At first I thought Aimee Lou Wood's teeth were fake, but then I Googled her. Her teeth are quite famous. LOL. I am surprised a young actress can actually find decent work with those teeth. Her character is a bit of fun, but the coupling makes no sense. Expecting more reveal in future episodes. And disappointing, after all that effusive declaration of love since childhood. Where are the normal travelers?

The higher pay checks are being eliminated. Plus, the audience numbers are dropping everywhere. I can't remember the last time I watched TV news.

Goats are precious animals. I have friends who have them. Very loving.

Some of his photos are very sexy. Looks like has a super table and a nice work area. Dancers know muscles. I hope @sulika reports back.

I eventually stopped watching, but I thought the production value was very good. I tend to enjoy history projects.

Was surprised that Netflix carried it live. The red carpet was insufferable. I don't know who the two women were, but they were terrible at banal questioning. The actor's agony answering those inane questions was quite noticeable. What a surprise for Timothée Chalamet. I didn't love his acceptance speech. Conclave was also a surprise. I did enjoy that film. Saw it twice. I will probably watch it again. Had no idea that Kristen Bell could sing. She was pleasant. Jessica Williams was great dealing with Harrison Ford. Loved Jane Fonda. She is remarkably sharp for her age. I was a bit shocked by Pamela Anderson's appearance. I don't think retro 40's hair works with no make-up. She looked grossly unfinished to me. I do want to see her movie, though.