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No new information please, Marvel. If I get any more excited, there is no way the movie can live up to it.

Tom Hanks and the wax presidents

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Tanya (Russia was always going to be difficult)

Amanda Lupita (Kate is great, too)

Gemma Natasha

Lais

^ I'm sure I'm the only one, but when I first looked at photos, I thought it was Lydia Hearst.

Murder on the Orient Express - I'm not sure it's worth seeing if you know the story, but if you never read the book, it may be worth considering.

Stella Trapsh [8] Lottie Moss [3]

Anastasiya Natalia Vita

Gisele US Vogue

I was thinking about two quotes earlier, but now I can only remember one. This quote comes from a conversation about how people seek out news, but relates to other things as well: "People are looking for affirmation, not information"

The casting couch has frequently been used as a joke over the years, but it clearly came from a place of people's real experiences. In the early days of the big studios, during a time when women had no power and no say, abuse and harassment happened as if it were a part of the movie-making process. This practice may have decreased some over the decades, but it must have still been a somewhat common occurrence. To shorten my long response, there have to be many people who are still uncomfortable talking about their experiences for all the reasons it's normally difficult talking about them. This is one aspect of this I go back and forth on. There have to be false allegations out there, but there is no way to know many. It could be 5% or 50% and it's not possible to figure out if a lower or higher percentage of the accuser are making it up (my tendency is to assume lower, but I can't know). The other part of the false allegations aspect of this situation is that people use it to dismiss all allegations with statements like "There are false allegations, so probably none of it is true". That's not helpful to the discussion at all.

My answer was confusing because it looked like a long answer to your question when it was meant to be two separate thoughts. My guess is that nothing will happen with older well-known accusations like Allen and Polanski. I imagine we are early in what could be long-term process, so no one knows for sure what will happen. So my guess is just that, a guess.

No, but only because nothing lives forever. The show itself will continue to be made as long as Trey wants to do it. Is/was Freddy Mercury the best front man of all time? (I'm glad Stormbringer got the Beatles question so it could be answered correctly )

No specifics, but I regularly laugh at most new conspiracy theories I hear or read. They're funny.

Rihanna Britney Collectively, these four shoots seem weaker than many of the previous matches.

Kate Doutzen

Anastasiya Natalia (could have been the final two) Sasha

Never? For anyone who wonders why women didn't come forward in the past, these two are a great examples of why. If you are a young actress and know how Polanski is revered about after what he did, why would you think anyone would get in trouble if you told what happened to you?

Sandra

Good stuff. Always better to see her in photo shoots like this (I'm not a fan of plain backgrounds).

^ That reaction to the accusations is disappointing. Also, I don't like many of the accused going to rehab. I understand that some may have a problem which needs to be treated, but most are likely just creeps who are using rehab as a way to gain sympathy and in hopes of continuing their career.