Will this guys cock make up for the unfortunate "Ohio" tattoo? Check after the jump to find out!
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
2002
Chris Cooper
as
John Laroche
Adaptation
Christopher W. "Chris" Cooper (born July 9, 1951) is an American film actor. He became well known in the late 1980s. He has appeared in supporting performances in several major Hollywood films, including the drama American Beauty (1999), the biopic about a NASA engineer titled October Sky (1999), the action spy film The Bourne Identity (2002), the biographical sports psychological-drama thriller film Seabiscuit (2003), the biographical film about Truman Capote, Capote (2005), the geopolitical thriller Syriana (2005), the action-thriller The Kingdom (2007), the crime drama The Town (2010), and the musical comedy film The Muppets (2011).
Cooper won both the Academy Award and Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the comedy-drama metafilm Adaptation (2002). He played a lead role in the historical and political thriller Breach (2007), playing FBI agent and traitor Robert Hanssen. He played Daniel Sloan in the 2012 political action thriller The Company You Keep, and supervillain Norman Osborn in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014).
Celebrating Today February 27th
Happy Birthday To:
From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things
From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things
Rugby's Brett Stewart turns 31 today.
Josh Groban turns 35 today.
The great Elizabeth Taylor would have been 84 today.
Melrose Hunk Grant Show turns 54 today.
Brian Sandoval, GOP Governor of Nevada, Being Vetted by White House as Possible SCOTUS Pick ( It Was A Good Thought While It Lasted)
From: Towleroad
Republican Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval is being vetted by The White House as a possible nominee to replace recently deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on the Court. The move is being viewed as a possible attempt to thwart the GOP’s vowed obstruction of any candidate President Obama nominates to fill the current vacancy.
Sandoval previously served as a district court judge and was confirmed by the Senate in 2005. He is one of the most popular governors in the nation and is considered a moderate within the party. On LGBT rights, Sandoval said he supported the Supreme Court’s ruling on gay marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges and swore to fight those who sought to prevent gay marriages from being performed in the Silver State.
The New York Times reports:
The source, who asked not to be identified, said Sandoval met on Monday in the U.S. Capitol with Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid, at which time Reid asked the governor whether he would be interested in being considered for the high court job.
“He said he was interested,” the source said, adding that “a number of people are being checked out” for the job.
Via The Washington Post, who first broke the story:
Speaking to reporters Wednesday, White House press secretary Josh Earnest would not comment specifically on whether the administration was considering Sandoval, on the grounds that he did not want “to get into a rhythm of responding” to every report on a potential nominee. But he said that Obama was committed to finding “the best person to fill the vacancy at the Supreme Court,” regardless of whether that person is a Democrat or Republican.
“The president’s focused on criteria that, frankly, is more important, and that is that individual’s qualifications, and their experience and their view of the law,” Earnest said. “That will take precedence over any sort of political consideration.”
Meanwhile, three Republican senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee have said a Sandoval nomination would not change their plans to obstruct any Obama nominee:
“This is not about the personality,” [Sen. Jeff] Cornyn [R-Texas] said on Wednesday afternoon.
“I don’t think so,” [Sen. Orrin] Hatch [R-Utah] said when asked if a Sandoval nomination would alter his thinking, adding he thought “very highly” of the GOP governor. Asked if Sandoval was qualified to serve on the court, Hatch said, “I wouldn’t make that judgment now.”
“The short answer is no, it doesn’t change anything,” said Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah).
As far as how a Sandoval pick would play out in Democratic circles,WaPo has this to say:
But nominating Sandoval would carry risks for Obama. Sandoval is aligned with Democrats on some key issues, including abortion rights and the environment. As governor, he has moved to implement the Affordable Care Act, and has said he considers same-sex marriage to be a settled issue.
But Sandoval is not seen as labor-friendly — potentially alienating a swath of the Democratic base. His legal credentials are also lacking compared to some of the other names under consideration who are mainly sitting federal judges.
A Senate confirmation of Sandoval through this year could deny a Democratic successor to Obama, whether Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders, the opportunity to nominate a more orthodox liberal to the court and cement an ideological shift in its jurisprudence.
Earlier on Wednesday, President Obama wrote a guest post on SCOTUS blog describing what he’s looking for in a Supreme Court candidate.
You can watch the speech Sandoval made at the Republican National Convention back in 2012, below.
Well that didn’t take long.
After reports emerged Wednesday that Brian Sandoval, the Republican Governor of Nevada, was being vetted as a possible nominee to replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, Sandoval on Thursday said he would be taking himself out of the running for that post.
The Washington Post broke the story yesterday of Sandoval’s consideration, reporting that Sandoval told Sen. Minority Leader Harry Reid that he was interested in a spot on the Court. His tune has since changed.
The Huffington Post reports:
“Earlier today, I notified the White House that I do not wish to be considered at this time for possible nomination to the Supreme Court of the United States,” Sandoval said. “I have also spoken to Senators Reid, Heller and McConnell and expressed the same desire to them. The notion of being considered for a seat on the highest court in the land is beyond humbling and I am incredibly grateful to have been mentioned.” […]
Reid has maintained a friendship with Sandoval over the years that many have found remarkable given they come from different ends of the political spectrum:
“I don’t pick the justices, but I know if he were picked, I would support the man,” Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told CNN Wednesday, trying to show his desire to compromise. “He’s a good person, has a great record, and has been a tremendously good governor in spite of having to deal with some very big problems there.”
Reid no doubt knew the trouble Sandoval would cause for the GOP. As John Fund of the conservative National Review put it, “How better to apply pressure than to appoint a Hispanic Republican — and former federal judge — who might fracture the united front of GOP senators who have come out against an Obama nomination?”
Senator Heller, Nevada’s Republican Senator, supported Sandoval’s decision to withdraw but had also said he would support him if Obama nominated him to the Supreme Court. Via ABC News:
Heller, Nevada’s junior senator, reacted to Sandoval’s decision, saying in a statement, “As a friend and former colleague of Governor Sandoval’s, I believe he is eminently qualified for this position. But, I support his decision to withdraw his name from consideration for the Supreme Court vacancy. I hope the next president will consider him in the future.”
100 Most Eligible Bachelors 2016
From: OUT
Eli Lieb
Singer
Eli Lieb is an independent American pop singer-songwriter from Fairfield, Iowa. He resides in Los Angeles, where he is working on his second album.
He’s Naked: Bobby Canavale in "VINYL"
From: OMG
You may know actor Bobby Canavale from fare like Boardwalk Empire, Ant Man, or the new series VINYL. Check him out!
Bianca Del Rio On SCOTUS Vacancy & Presidency
From: Boy Culture
I met up with Bianca Del Rio at Tuesday night's RuPaul's Drag Race Season 8 premiere party in NYC. She was nice (?!) enough to answer my question about the Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Antonin Scalia.
This is not the kind of question you'd ask Violet Chachki.
The 40 Hottest Male Bodies Of 2015!
From: Boy Culture
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| Man of (abs of) Steel |
Henry Cavill
Long an Internet favorite for his sexy roles in flops, Cavill broke through with The Tudors (2007—2010) and got a legit shot at superstardom via Man of Steel (2013), taking up the mantle of Superman. Outside of a ludicrous showmance with Kaley Cuoco, he seems to have shied away from the publicity machine, although he's set to play Superman three more times before the decade closes.
His body is only surpassed by his face in terms of beauty. This guy is full Hexum for me.
I put Cavill at #3 on my personal list of Hottest Movie Actors of All Time. My only regret is that I didn't place him even higher.
Battle Of The Hunks: Gerard Butler vs. Rufus Sewell
From: Fleshbot
Unless I had a clip of Nick Jonas snowballing with Charlie Hunnam I usually wouldn't dare pit anyone against the A-list ball of manliness Gerard Butler (Side note: the picture of snowballing on Wikipedia looks like January Jones drooling semen into a wanting Jesus, and it's now framed on my mantle). However, the sex appeal of Rufus Sewell could have the ability to transcend the physical attributes of Butler. The gorgeous Rufus is pushing 50 and either he has a chip clip on the back of his neck keeping his skin pulled tight or he's just refusing to age. Also, there's something about a beautiful man who always plays a dick that can really bring out your sexy issues!
This weekend's $140M ticking time bomb Gods of Egypt brings these two boys together as Egyptians and Gods and what the fuck ever. You may have heard of the movie because A) it made the media rounds for casting borderline translucent actors to play Egyptians and B) it's predicted to make $15M at the box office this weekend. The execs at Lionsgate are praying to the Gods that Divergent's Shailene Woodley keeps being barely likable for just a little while longer!
You can see Gerard Butler's penis and ass in his body of work, but Rufus has only shown his butt. Although he withholds frontal, Rufus is truly devastatingly beautiful and as the eternal bad guy could scare the pants right off of you. This is P.S. I Love You vs. P.S. I Fuck You While Choking You a Little, and only one can be the winner! Here are some visuals to check out before you stuff your ballot.
Gerard Butler
Rufus Sewell
This weekend's $140M ticking time bomb Gods of Egypt brings these two boys together as Egyptians and Gods and what the fuck ever. You may have heard of the movie because A) it made the media rounds for casting borderline translucent actors to play Egyptians and B) it's predicted to make $15M at the box office this weekend. The execs at Lionsgate are praying to the Gods that Divergent's Shailene Woodley keeps being barely likable for just a little while longer!
You can see Gerard Butler's penis and ass in his body of work, but Rufus has only shown his butt. Although he withholds frontal, Rufus is truly devastatingly beautiful and as the eternal bad guy could scare the pants right off of you. This is P.S. I Love You vs. P.S. I Fuck You While Choking You a Little, and only one can be the winner! Here are some visuals to check out before you stuff your ballot.
BalletBoyz Return to the United States | The Joyce Theater, New York
From: Accidental Bear
The Boyz return to the United States with The Murmuring by Alexander Whitley and Mesmerics by Christopher Wheeldon.
BalletBoyz is returning to the United States for more stunning, all-male dance performances. The show features two commissions from leading British choreographers: The Murmuring by Alexander Whitley and Mesmerics by Christopher Wheeldon.
BalletBoyz will be performing at The Joyce Theater through February 28. Buy your ticket now.
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