Real Wife Stories 6

Real Wife Stories 6

Rachel Starr, Sasha Grey, Sienna West, Carmella Bing, Jessica Jaymes, Mason Moore, Penny Flame

Friendly Betrayal Penny and Sasha have been friends: forever and when Penny thinks her husband is cheating: Sasha tries to help. Unfortunately that finds her: staring down the barrel of a loaded gun: Friendly Betrayal Part 2 After Killing Scott and: Sasha, Penny seeks comfort from Dr. Byron, but he: turns her into the cops. Now in jail, Penny and her: cellmate try to break out of jail: Birthday Gift Rachel was afraid her husband would: forget her birthday. To her surprise, he gets her a: big cock to fuck while he watches: An Uninvited Guest Carmella and her husband have an: open relationship. She invites her friend Sienna over: for a threesome. When she brings Mikey, things get: interesting: Husband From Hell Jessicas husband is a real dick: When his brother comes for a visit, she decides she: needs his big cock. She proceeds to fuck him all over

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Real Wife Stories 6

Real Wife Stories 6

Rachel Starr, Sasha Grey, Sienna West, Carmella Bing, Jessica Jaymes, Mason Moore, Penny Flame

Friendly Betrayal Penny and Sasha have been friends: forever and when Penny thinks her husband is cheating: Sasha tries to help. Unfortunately that finds her: staring down the barrel of a loaded gun: Friendly Betrayal Part 2 After Killing Scott and: Sasha, Penny seeks comfort from Dr. Byron, but he: turns her into the cops. Now in jail, Penny and her: cellmate try to break out of jail: Birthday Gift Rachel was afraid her husband would: forget her birthday. To her surprise, he gets her a: big cock to fuck while he watches: An Uninvited Guest Carmella and her husband have an: open relationship. She invites her friend Sienna over: for a threesome. When she brings Mikey, things get: interesting: Husband From Hell Jessicas husband is a real dick: When his brother comes for a visit, she decides she: needs his big cock. She proceeds to fuck him all over

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Cuckold Club

Tory Lane , Mason Moore , Allie Haze , Ashli Orion , Valerie Summer , Tommy Gunn , Seth Gamble , Rocco Reed , Danny Mountain , Tony James , Paul Black , Jordan Blue

Watch as these wives spew insults at their husbands while they get fucked by strange men. As Mason gets fucked by a Guido, she squirts all over her helpless loser husband. Watch Tory fuck a pretty boy while her naked cuckold muscle-man husband grows more and more angry, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg, or the tip of these loser husbands little dicks!

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Cuckold Club

Tory Lane , Mason Moore , Allie Haze , Ashli Orion , Valerie Summer , Tommy Gunn , Seth Gamble , Rocco Reed , Danny Mountain , Tony James , Paul Black , Jordan Blue

Watch as these wives spew insults at their husbands while they get fucked by strange men. As Mason gets fucked by a Guido, she squirts all over her helpless loser husband. Watch Tory fuck a pretty boy while her naked cuckold muscle-man husband grows more and more angry, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg, or the tip of these loser husbands little dicks!

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Jack Napiers Keepin It Real

Giselle Leon, Heather Starlet, Jack Napier, Jessi Palmer, Torrie Madison,Tristyn Kennedy

Jack Napier’s signature line for Vouyer Media, It’s Big, It’s Black, It’s Jack has won AVN’s coveted Best Interracial Series award for the last three years running. Now, fresh from this stunning triple-threat victory, the tireless performer/director is ready to take things to the next level with the exciting, all-new interracial series Jack Napier’s Keepin’ It Real. The focus here is on youth as Mr. Napier samples the charms of such delectable nineteen year old newcomers as Tristyn Kennedy, Torrie Madison, and Giselle Leon. Not to be outdone, sexy vixens Heather Starlet and Jessi Andrews round out one of the finer casts of Jack’s career. Browse and buy other Vouyer Media DVDs!

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The Pearls Are Non-Negotiable

Excuse me while I get in line for this one......
J'adore La Streep!

The MGB® Movie Poster

I didn't want to post this, but then the fits of giggle started and I just had to share. This is ALLEGEDLY. the poster for the Mama Grizzly Bore [MGB®] movie.

So, what's funny about it?
For starters, the title. THE UNDEFEATED!!!
Seriously! Have we already forgotten the defeat of Ott-Eight? I mean, I can see calling it The Quitter, or Half-Term or Nobody Likes Me 'Cept The Crazies. But The Undefeated?

And what are folks saying about it, hmmmm?

Zac Hart says: Should be titled Unfinishable... Considering she has yet to serve a full term in ANY of her elected offices... Palin for president - what a joke.

Travis Michael Brown says: she is giving the double hand job.

Kenny Miller-Gass says: Is this the sequel to: "No Substance: Reiterated Talking Points and Buzz Words Beaten to Death like a Dead Alaskan Moose!"?

So, what do YOU think MGB®'s movie debut should be called?


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He Said, She Said: Streisand v Kramer

In the 1980s, Larry Kramer wrote The Normal Heart, a sort-of semi-autobiographical play about the rise of the HIV/AIDS crisis in New York City between 1981 and 1984, as seen through the eyes of writer/activist Ned Weeks, the gay Jewish founder of a prominent HIV advocacy group.

After a successful 1985 off-Broadway production at The Public Theater, the play was revived in Los Angeles and London and again off-Broadway in 2004. But it isn't the play that's causing the ruckus. it's the movie. And it's spawned a war of words between Barbra Streisand and Larry Kramer.

They both want to see The Normal Heart onscreen, but the fact that it's taken some twenty-five years is, well, the fault of the other one. Streisand blames Kramer; Larry blames Babs. 

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Streisand calls Kramer “brilliant, courageous, stubborn, and self-destructive.” He replies: “She never put her money where her mouth is.”

Streisand first optioned the play after seeing it back in 1985, and spent some ten years trying to get the film made. She worked with Larry Kramer, and other screenwriters, to get the story just right. Streisand would direct the film, and play the supporting role of Dr. Emma Brookner. 

The movie never happened. And Streisand calls Kramer out for the failure, saying he would not allow any adjustments to the script, even ones she felt were necessary to make the film more "cinematic": “I was using the best of [the play]. But there are certain things you do for film. Larry only wanted to use his screenplay. I couldn’t have my hands tied artistically.”

Larry Kramer, of course, offers a different take. He says the Streisand rewrites made her supporting character the star, and went so far as to minimize the roles of the gay characters: “She cut Ned’s part so much that when she offered the movie to a major star who had played the part on stage, he said, ‘I can’t play this. The character has no motivation anymore.’ She subsumed all of the motivations into her part, as the doctor.”

Barbra is not amused, tearing off a letter to Entertainment Weekly, saying, “Larry’s claim that I wanted to expand the role of the doctor to make her the star and marginalize the gay characters is nonsense.” She also posted something called a “truth alert” on her official website, claiming that Kramer is “rewriting history.”

She also says Kramer was motivated by money, and a lot of it. According to her, he ALLEGEDLY rejected a deal from HBO to turn the play into a TV project after major studios balked at its subject matter: “Larry wouldn’t accept their highest offer of $250,000. He wanted a million dollars. [He] held out for the money. I didn’t. Why not advance your cause? Why keep this movie unseen for all these years?” 

Larry Kramer says he never heard anything about an HBO offer. He maintains that Streisand left the project to work on other movies.

And in the 1990s, when Streisand's option ran out, and the rights reverted back to Kramer, she says she never stopped supporting the project, even after Kramer called her a "hypocrite" for not making the film on his ACT UP website.

Streisand says, “When he printed that diatribe on the web, I was very hurt by it, because it’s not true. I started to write [a response] but then decided not to do it. It was wonderful to read some of the comments from the gay community about this. They fought the battle for me. It was really lovely for all these people to come to my defense.”

But there’s a glimmer of hope, for a film adaptation at any rate. Streisand says she would consider playing Brookner in Glee creator Ryan Murphy’s planned adaptation starring Mark Ruffalo, although it would be difficult for her to let go of her creative vision for the movie. “If I could direct it today, I would direct it today. Because it’s been very hard for me to find a piece that I feel as passionate about. I mean, I love this play.”

Hmmmm, who to believe, who to believe. The demanding diva, or Barbra Streisand? Sad to say, these are two massive egos who probably couldn't let go of the power, so their collaboration went by the wayside. Not that I think a Ryan Murphy Normal Heart wouldn't be wonderful, but a Streisand-Kramer film would have been spectacular.

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Justin Bieber caught on video kissing Selena Gomez

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez may not be admitting to dating, but now a video is showing that something is definitely going on.

The two were reportedly caught while in Malaysia on camera exchanging a little kiss, states HollywoodLife. Bieber and Gomez definitely share a little kiss on the lips which implies they are more than just friends.

But for now, the two are reportedly sticking with not talking about their budding romance.

Do you think they will soon talk about their relationship?

*Did Justin Bieber recently deny Selena Gomez relationship?*

 It seems pretty definite that Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are dating, but is the young singer denying anything is going on?

Bieber was recently interviewed by a New Zealand television program when he kind of addressed the rumors, states HollywoodLife. When asked about Gomez, Bieber stuck with the same comment: “She’s one of my best friends.”

He also added, “I think that’s an important thing in my life is dating around and having some sort of a personal life.”

*‘Housewives of NYC’ star denies Bethenny Frankel’s $120 million*

It was recently rumored that Bethenny Frankel sold her Skinnygirl cocktail line for about $120 million, but her former ‘Real Housewives of New York City’ castmate Ramona Singer isn’t buying it.

Singer believes that the figure is a bit exaggerated, states PopEater. “I was thinking before that figure came out she got about $30 million total,” Singer commented, adding that the money would then be split with others involved in the product.

It has been reported that the line was sold to Beam Global, but the figures have not been confirmed.

How much do you think Bethenny Frankel made?

*How Krasinski Said Goodbye To Carell On ‘The Office’*

We’ve known Michael Scott was leaving Dunder Mifflin for awhile, so we’ve had time to mentally prepare ourselves. The cast of “The Office” has known even longer, but they weren’t prepared to get emotional on Steve Carell’s last day. While promoting the romantic comedy Something Borrowed, John Krasinski shared his own tearful farewell.

(Click Here To See Video Of Will Ferrell’s Debut On “The Office.”)

“I definitely cried on the last day,” Krasinski said. “Wasn’t expecting it and then the last scene of the day was our goodbye of characters. We hadn’t said goodbye and so that was an incredibly existential black hole. It was like way too much happening. So there were definitely tears.”

The show has wrapped for the season but it was several weeks ago that Carell wrapped. Krasinski describes his feelings graphically. “Brutal, in no uncertain terms which I only say because it wasn’t so clear when it was happening. I think I was under the impression of my logical brain saying, ‘This is just what happens. People move on and they have contracts that expire and there’s nothing personal’. Then you realize that a huge part of your show, a huge part of your everyday life, a huge part of the energy around you every day is gone. It’s just sad to lose a friend like that. It was tough but it’s all fantastic and our energy level on set is tremendous and we all feel incredibly excited about what’s to come. Everybody was talking about a spinoff 2 ½, three years ago. This is the show sans Steve. It’s ‘The Office 2.’”

When Will Ferrell appeared last week as the new boss, Jim and Pam’s storyline had them showing off their baby a little too much for his tastes. They won’t beat that joke any further. Instead they’ll find all new ways to annoy their new boss.

“No, I think that played out in the episode, or at least was highlighted in that episode and we definitely find other relationship avenues to take.”

“The Office” airs Thursday nights at 9 on NBC.

Kate Hudson isn’t ready to have her second child

Kate Hudson is apparently just weeks away from giving birth to her second child, but she doesn’t really feel ready for the big moment.

Hudson and Matthew Bellamy will be having their first child together, but the actress thinks it has all gone too quickly, states UsMagazine.com. “I don’t feel prepared,” Hudson told David Letterman.

But it seems that she better be ready because she admitted she is already almost at the point where she can’t fly anymore.

Housewives of OC’ star talks how the show has changed her life

Real Housewives of Orange County’ star Alexis Bellino is in her second season of reality TV and it seems she’s finally realizing how much everything has changed.

Bellino recently admitted that her friendships have definitely undergone a drastic change, states Celebuzz. “It’s sad because I thought with Peggy [Tanous] coming on we would be able to survive and get back to the friendship. We’re not really on good terms as of right now,” Bellino admitted.

But, she has learned how to deal with all the changes and scrutiny that come with the show: “I don’t even read what is in the press. I stay out of it because I know that no matter what, people are going to say negative things.”