Showing posts with label 2017 at 10:11PM. Show all posts
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Monday, May 15, 2017

Phoebe Waller-Bridge pulses racing she strips off for passionate Fleabag sex scene

She left the audience in a fit of giggles after making a very crude joke while collecting her award for Female Comedy Performance at the TV BAFTAs on Sunday.

But Phoebe Waller-Bridge left viewers stunned on the latest episode of Fleabag – where she romped with her co-star in her sauciest scene yet.

The comedian, 31 – who was awarded a gong from the star-studded ceremony for the series, set pulses racing as she enjoyed the passionate love-making session.

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Taking risks: Phoebe can be seen just about covering her modesty as she gets hot and heavy with the supporting actorThe show, which has been known for it’s fusion of sex scenes and humour, depicted its most steamiest romp yet.

Phoebe can be seen just about covering her modesty under the duvet as she gets hot and heavy with the supporting actor.

The twosome look in their element as they pleasure each other in the energetic display of love.

Tease: At times, Phoebe can be seen looking directly at the cameraΒ Other scenes show Phoebe, who is the writer behind the series, sitting on top of the hunk as he grabs on to her ample assets.

Further scenes also saw the actress try to take some saucy selfies in a gritty bathroom.

Fleabag received critical acclaim when it was broadcast in August 2016 and a second series will air next year.

On Sunday night, Phoebe proved to be in a cheeky mood yet against when she joined Cuba Gooding Jr on stage to accept her TV BAFTA for Female Comedy Performance.

She was met with raucous laughter from the audience as she compared collecting the gong to a sexual experience.

Further scenes also saw the actress try to take some saucy selfies in a gritty bathroom.

Fleabag received critical acclaim when it was broadcast in August 2016 and a second series will air next year.

On Sunday night, Phoebe proved to be in a cheeky mood yet against when she joined Cuba Gooding Jr on stage to accept her TV BAFTA for Female Comedy Performance.

She was met with raucous laughter from the audience as she compared collecting the gong to a sexual experience.

She delightedly told the crowds: ‘I have been wet dreaming about receiving a BAFTA my whole life!’

On the nose: On Sunday night, Phoebe cracked a very rude joke when she joined Cuba Gooding Jr on stage to accept her TV BAFTA for Female Comedy PerformanceLetting laughter from the audience ring out, the brunette then went on to thank her nearest and dearest – most notably her mother – in her excitable speech.

Owing her eye-catching style to her parent, she said with the award clasped in hand: ‘Most of all, I want to thank my mother, who told me I could be whoever I wanted to be, as long as I was outrageous!’

After she accepted her award, Phoebe denied rumours that she will become the first ever female Doctor Who, taking over from Peter Capaldi.

READ MORE HERE: Phoebe Waller-Bridge naked for Fleabag sex scene | Daily Mail Online


Saturday, May 13, 2017

Hamilton on pole for Spanish GP ahead of Vettel as Alonso impresses by 7th

Lewis Hamilton will start the Spanish Grand Prix from pole position — his third pole of the season.

The British driver was dominant on a sun-kissed Circuit de Catalunya as he banished the horror show of his fourth-placed finish at Russia last time out — among the poorest performances of his stellar career.

Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel was second quickest, having locked up in his final flying lap; he was 0.051 behind Hamilton.

Valtteri Bottas, in the other Mercedes, was third while Kimi Raikkonen, of Ferrari, was fourth.

Watching on was Mercedes’ big cheese, Dieter Zetsche, the only man in Formula One able to rival the extravagant moustache of the sport’s chief executive Chase Carey.

Vettel was almost pulled out of qualifying after being asked to pull in by his pit-lane boffins. He continued and the problem was solved.

While Mercedes could celebrate, there was celebration, too, at McLaren-Honda, for whom Fernando Alonso made it into the third qualifying session, a season first.

In the McLaren garage, Zak Brown celebrated. Fist-pumping for 7th is a sign of the times, after their gruesome start to a season beset by engine problems.

Alonso wagged his finger in celebration. It was a great performance by the Spaniard in front of his own fans.

Jolyon Palmer, of Renault, was 17th quickest. The Brit said: ‘I don’t know what happened. The pace has gone. I was happy yesterday and jumped straight in and was feeling good. Today it’s just gone.

‘I’m quite confused. I didn’t do such a horrendous lap but it just wasn’t there. We’ll work on it, somewhere in the data there will be an explanation.’

Hamilton started on pole a year ago but he collided with his former Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg on the opening lap.

‘It’s going to be a tough race tomorrow that’s for sure,’ Hamilton, 32, said. ‘It is all milliseconds between us.

‘It’s the third longest run down to turn one so it’s going to be important to get a good start. I’m just going to do the best job I can.’

Vettel, whose Ferrari team were forced to change his engine on Saturday morning, added: ‘The team did a phenomenal job.

‘We had an issue this morning and we had to change the engine. Normally that’s a three-hour job but they did it in under two hours. A big thank you to them.

‘Kimi’s crew helped out. It was quite funny. One side of the garage had one or two mechanics and the other side was completely crowded, like bees hovering around the car.

‘I think we could have had pole today. Not the ideal end, but if I think about where we were this morning it was a really good recovery.’

Source: Lewis Hamilton on pole for Spanish Grand Prix | Daily Mail Online


Thursday, April 6, 2017

BREAKING: House intel chief Nunes steps aside from Russia probe over ethics charges

House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes gave into Democratic demands on Thursday and stepped away from the committee’s Russia probe.

Nunes said in a statement that he was putting Republican Rep. Mike Conaway in charge of the investigation until ethics charges against him are cleared up.

The charges were brought by ‘leftwing activist groups’ and are ‘entirely false and politically motivated,’ Nunes said in a statement.

Source: House intel chief Nunes steps aside from Russia probe | Daily Mail Online


Thursday, March 23, 2017

RAC rescue helicopter heading to skydiving accident in York

A COMPETITOR has died during the Australian National Skydiving Championships being held in York.

Skydive Australia said it was believed the man collided with another jumper after their parachutes became tangled during a formation jump.

The incident happened about 5.15pm at a skydiving centre on Spencers Brook-York Road, near the intersection of Mackie Siding Road, in Burges.

The dead man was an experienced skydiver aged in his thirties. No other person was injured in the incident.

WA Police are investigating the circumstances of the accident. The drop zone has been secured.

Source: RAC rescue helicopter heading to skydiving accident in York | Perth Now


Saturday, March 11, 2017

Adele describes Australian’s as ‘P**sheads’

Adele stopped in between songs at her second Sydney show on Saturday night to admit she expected the crowd to be ‘off their faces’ the whole time

She just wowed 190,000 Sydneysiders over two packed-out nights at ANZ stadium.

But if Adele had her way, the audience at her Saturday show ‘won’t remember a thing’.

The 28-year-old stopped in between songs to admit she expected the crowd to be ‘off their faces’ the whole time, before suggesting they get a drink to make her show ‘better.’

more: Adele describes Australian’s as ‘P**sheads’ | Daily Mail Online