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On that note, didn't she also briefly date Baywatch co-star Jon Bass. After Rodgers but I guess before she met her husband.

@Cult Icon BTW, had no idea until your post that Kelly had married one of the Walton family heirs. These girls don't miss when they go husband-hunting. 😛

Cami had her step dad to launch her acting career. Al Pacino is acting royalty! Gisele I think was already a well-paid model even when they just started dating. Bar's career definitely deflated after her relationship with Leo ended. She also settled down with her older beau not that much longer, IIRC.

Dreamboat!

Longer. They were still using story lines from the books - and from some pre-published chapters of the next book - in the penultimate season.

Still has to convince me it'll be anywhere near as good as GoT.

None of them really did? Gisele was already an established name and then married NFL royalty after getting out of the Leo train. Bar Refaeli sort of went into obscurity after he dumped her. Erin Heatherton left the modeling business disillusioned with it not too long after their break-up. Blake Lively quickly moved on with Ryan Reynolds. I don't think he dated Kelly Rohrback long enough to make any sort of impact. I'm guessing few people even know they dated! Nina too didn't really get a huge career boost from her relationship, like many other girls on his list of conquests, she was probably already past her career peak when they broke up. As for Cami, she might have benefited from his aura, but she didn't need his Hollywood connections since her step dad is Al Pacino.

I think it's more about him tiring of them than any nice reason for dumping them!

BTW, anyone know who she is posing with in the first and third picture?

Source: Twitter

What is Sammy Hoopes up to these days? I miss her frank openness when she was in SISE. Perhaps one of the last of their roster whose patter during promo wasn't media-trained into utter dullness.

I love her smile, it's so warm and genuine!

He's like the real life version of that old apocryphal Hugh Hefner story. Fifty-something Hefner chatting up a playmate, wanting to get her into his bed. The girl then telling him, "I never had sex with anyone over 24." To which Hefner deadpanned "Neither have I." But with Leo it might actually be real.

LOL! People were actually joking he'd do this after she turned 25. I didn't think it would actually happen.

This is hardly unique to the left. If you've ever been to Italy, you have almost certainly seen stalls selling Mussolini themed apparel/souvenirs. The craziest thing I ever saw was a vendor selling flags, including one of MLK Jr. and one of Mussolini, displayed near each other. Talk about schizophrenic.

I'm not Che apologist but this is kind of a stupid take. He died 55 years ago. Homophobia was then still wide-spread, not just on the right but also on the left. Also he was a macho revolutionary, not exactly the kind of person I'd even expect to have progressive ideas about sexual preference.

Apparently this force primarily consists out of older recruits (40+) lured in by the fat signing bonus, who have gotten only 3-4 weeks of training. I don't believe they will be a huge factor in the conflict, other than more bodies to throw into the bear pit.

Her girlfriend?

Always love Mella's smile.

This is fucking hilarious.

Wait, when did our girl grow that thing?

Do you mean because of his domestic violence accusations?

Emily's Le Mans shoot is still great. It's weird that Guess didn't do a lot more of that kind of stuff with her, she is so right for their brand.

Yeah, the tone is also very different, very serious and with no real room for humor. So no scenes where like Tyrion or Bronn gets to be funny. I do think the GoT original cast was a bit like catching lighting in a bottle. So I didn't expect an ensemble that was just as good. But the House of the Dragon bunch fall incredibly short of that standard. I also don't get why they cast Matt Smith in a role he is obviously not right for.

Didn't really like the premiere that much. The cast definitely doesn't feel like it is collectively as strong as the original show. The only two I like so far are Paddy Considine and Rhys Ifans. I don't really rate Matt Smith very highly as an actor and his worst traits are on display in this role (he has no subtlety to speak of in any of his performances).