Weirdly, the censored Hentai pics make them look more explicit than they actually are. đ
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BMW was a pretty prude show in general. Maybe due to being a TGIF show or maybe just to the conservative nature of childrenâs tv.
Good reps donât do this. I worked for a boutique-sized talent management co, later a small agency. We were able to retain a lot of bookable actors because we had an understanding with them, which could be summed up as maybe âone for me, one for my agent.â We had to have actors willing to work, they couldnât rejectâŠ
On the one hand, I do feel like her reps did what they do best (be greedy) and wanted her in bigger pictures so they could get more of a commission. That sucks to be used that way, especially since they were ostensibly working for her. On the other hand, her blaming her agency is a pretty convenient way of saying sheâŠ
When did Matthew Perry Week end and Jennifer Lawrence Week begin?
Kojima dismissed the rumors about Blue Box Game Studios on his Spotify podcast
For publishers, they're a way to tighten control and sell you stuff. For us they're a pain in the ass.
The happiest place on earth isn't just becoming prohibitively expensive, it's also stressful just to attend
Christ, fuckinâ millennials... This was common knowledge!
Next youâre going to tell me the Konami code or the blood code for MKI on Sega Genisis.
Reminds me of the crazy trick in MegaMan where second controller holds down left arrow. You get super jumping and can jump out of pits.
This article is proof-positive that there is now an entire generation of people who did not grow up with Nintendo Power...
In the context of my very small social spheres in the late 80's and early 90's...
We all knew this 30+ years ago.
This wasn't common knowledge?Â
Lebron James and John Travolta make for a strange choice to promote God of War Ragnarök
With climate change only getting worse, we need the hopefulness of '90s JRPGs now more than ever
Heh, I love that Norm/Perry story from SNL.
In the immortal words of Norm Macdonald:
Sacred Pools, canned not long after a disastrous press reception, is now available for download