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Scheana shares with us that it’s not just about length, but girth as well, a fact that holds true regardless of the game show she might be on. She further notes that it fits perfectly in all places, which leads one to wonder if she means every possible opening. Later, Scheana mentions an instance where it was inserted into her posterior region, resulting in hemorrhoids. This certainly raises some questions, such as whether enough lubrication was used and if proper relaxation and dilation were ensured. It’s interesting to note that, throughout my extensive experience of exploring various openings, I’ve never encountered one that caused hemorrhoids, even at a Brazilian brothel.

The news of the agreement arrives amidst an ongoing legal dispute between Sony and CBS Media Ventures regarding who can distribute these syndicated episodes to local TV stations. However, given Sony’s past experience with streaming distribution (such as licensing older seasons across various platforms), it appears they believe there won’t be a problem in this case. Let’s see if CBS shares the same perspective. As for “Wheel” and “Jeopardy”, they are set to start their 43rd and 42nd seasons respectively come September.

Is it possible that the Abbey is being sold? The short trailer hints at a goodbye with the Earl of Grantham tenderly touching one of the estate’s walls before kissing his hand, but we can’t be certain if this gesture means a final farewell due to limited plot details. As suggested in a press release, the movie will follow the Crawley family and their staff as they venture into the 1930s. The cast is grappling with how to guide Downton Abbey towards the future while adapting to change and starting a new chapter.

Under the leadership of Captain Kerry, we find ourselves once more. His style as a captain can be summed up as a blend of benevolence and firmness, often referred to as a ‘benevolent autocrat’. He’s known for his friendly demeanor, sharing laughter and camaraderie with the crew, but his vigilance over the ship is unwavering. His sharp eyes are always on the lookout.

He conducts regular cleanliness checks in the cabins; last season, Kyle and Bosun Ben learned this the hard way when they overlooked these inspections. Before every guest’s arrival, he conducts a thorough walkthrough of the ship with the bosun and chief stew.

As soon as our new crew sets foot on the St. David, Captain Kerry calls them together for a briefing. His message is clear: he will be firm but fair. He urges his crew not to mistake his kindness for vulnerability, issuing a warning instead.

Born and raised in San Antonio, Joss – who is of Comanche and White Mountain Apache descent as reported by The Guardian – gained recognition for voicing John Redcorn on seasons 2 through 13 of “King of the Hill”. Following the unfortunate demise of the original voice actor, Victor Aaron, in a car accident after the first season in 1996, Joss stepped into the role. Additionally, he played recurring character Chief Ken Hotate on “Parks and Recreation”. In January 2025, a fire claimed his San Antonio home and two dogs as reported by KSAT 12 local news. At that time, he shared his struggles, saying, “I don’t have a job, I don’t have children, I don’t have a place to stay.” Two days before a shooting incident, Joss unexpectedly attended a “King of the Hill” cast reunion in Austin and conducted his final interview with a fan podcast.

Recently, Jordan had returned from London, where he was in the early stages of production for a new take on the classic romantic heist movie, “The Thomas Crown Affair”. This project, which he’s been working on for over a decade as both star and producer, is now being directed by him at Amazon MGM Studios. Additionally, he had completed a promotional tour for his latest film, “Sinners”, a successful vampire thriller that grossed $341 million. The movie generated numerous discussions about race, cultural appropriation, and sexuality, much like the intense debates sparked by Jordan Peele’s “Get Out” eight years ago when it introduced the concept of “the Sunken Place”.

Similar to how a game might switch characters, the upcoming third season of “The Last of Us” will focus on Kaitlyn Dever’s character, Abby. At present, Dever is busy filming “Godzilla X Kong: Supernova”, but once that project concludes, it seems we may be diving into some zombie-filled adventures again. Showrunner Craig Mazin acknowledges the challenges of creating such an expansive series, stating, “It’s becoming harder to make because every episode is getting bigger.” He suggests that waiting four years for the entire season might not be ideal.

However, before the ladies embark on their island journey with their “reset, renew, and rebirth” mentality, there are some matters that need attending to in Atlanta first. The most pressing issue is a much-needed heart-to-heart between Drew and Porsha. Similar to Brit, Porsha has been causing trouble among the cast, negatively impacting the progress of this soft reboot. While Brit’s downfall lies in her absence of qualities needed for being a Housewife, Porsha’s problem is quite the opposite. For years, we’ve recognized her potential to shine on Bravo – she’s vibrant, humorous, complex, and feisty – but this season, she has chosen not to showcase these traits on screen. Essentially, if she keeps delivering mediocre performances, they might as well stop paying her altogether!

In simpler terms, the resolution of last week’s suspenseful ending involves Anita, who is now pregnant, from the Christmas special. She opens a door and pulls the Doctor into the Time Hotel. The Rani, through manipulation of time on Earth, is making reality thinner, so the Doctor travels back to May 23rd to help his allies break free from Conrad’s idealistic suburban dream. By changing into a kilt, he gives Belinda a reality check, but the complete restoration of everyone’s memories depends on Anita’s open doors. When Kate returns, she triggers biochips implanted in UNIT employees, including Ruby, Mel, Shirley, and Rose Noble, who reappears. Although I understand her invisibility represented Conrad’s worldview, I wish she had stayed to emphasize that transgender people exist regardless of others’ beliefs. The Doctor and Belinda introduce Poppy to UNIT, explaining her resemblance to “Space Babies” Poppy by saying she was created from a blend of their memories and wishes.

In the initial movie, Lindsay Lohan portrays her character Anna Coleman in the band Pink Slip, where she sings and plays guitar. Later, in an interview with Elle, she expresses her plans to perform again on stage, stating that it feels more like she’s expressing Anna’s character rather than her own. Lohan clarifies, “In this film, I was singing as [character] Anna, whereas before it felt more like me, Lindsay, singing.” Interestingly, Christina Vidal (who plays Maddie) had recently given birth, and both actresses joked about whether they were still considered cool.