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Pirate Francis Blade suffers shipwreck and washes ashore on the mysterious island La Borgne. In a cave, he discovers an amulet that allows him to transform into Black Buccaneer, a cursed pirate with supernatural voodoo powers. He needs to find a way off the island, collect items to repair his ship, and fight the witch La Borgne who guards the treasure she has collected over the years. The 3rd-person gameplay is similar to the modern Prince of Persia games. Francis Blade uses his sword, gun, and magic to fight enemies in a Caribbean setting. There are also a lot of environment-based puzzles with acrobatic moves. The area has been divided into 18 major sections, not all of them available right away. Blade needs to collect new powers for his Black Buccaneer form, and can for instance take control of enemies or summon minions. Killing enemies provides points, which can be used to offer to the voodoo god to continue when Blade dies.

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R.I.P. Tara Palmer-Tomkinson

R.I.P. Tara Palmer-Tomkinson

We were saddened to read of the death of British socialite, reality-star and singer songwriter, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson this week. The forty-five year old personality lost her battle with a brain tumour this week.

Also know as TPT, Tara first became known to us due to her appearance on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here during its first series in 2003. Since then, Tomkinson was a fixture on the reality circuit before releasing her debut album, Flawed, in 2012.TPT got a bit of flack for the low production values of lead single, 5 Seconds, but it's actually a touching little number and a mature singer-songwriter album. This is your Blackstar, Tara.

Album Review: Enrique Iglesias - Sex + Love

Album Review: Enrique Iglesias - Sex + Love

Sex + Love

Perhaps one of the longest running campaigns prior to an album release, Enrique Iglesias released seven singles before the announcement of Sex + Love - his tenth studio album and second bilingual release. Reviewing the European release, the album mixes up-tempo club tracks, mid-tempo pop anthems and Latin balladry in a similar manner to the singer's 2010 album Euphoria.

Iglesias has found a style that works with producers The Cataracs (with production credits for Selena Gomez, Robin Thicke, Sean Paul to their name) for six of the standard album's eleven tracks. The album also sees him team-up with DJ Frank E, Mark Taylor and Sandy Vee.

The first of the Catarac's productions is addictive club anthem I'm a Freak - a track which screams Summer hit and sticks with the euphoric club feel of Iglesias's previous hits Tonight (I'm Fucking You) and I Like It. Iglesias packs the Pitbull-assisted track with his expected Latin sex-appeal and charm and clearly has a lot of fun with the track's trashier lyrics: 'Lights off, lights on, ready for some action, Baby, come and give it to me'.

Flo-Rida joins Iglesias on There Goes My Baby, a laid-back mid-tempo track that has a light reggae-flare and earworming chorus that sticks with the raunchy lyrics 'I get so high when she goes down down low'. Sticking with a similar mid-tempo vibe is second Pitbull track Let Me Be Your Lover which is a smooth-pop track with a building chorus which harks back to Iglesias's earlier work - most notably the carefree pop of his 2003 album Seven.

The first of the Spanish language tracks, Bailando also harks back to the singer's earlier work (a la Bailamos). Here Iglesias is joined by Descemer Bueno & Gente de Zona whose deeper vocals blend perfectly with Iglesias's smoother tones resulting in an instantly likeable mid-tempo Latin pop anthem. Stunning vocals continue in later collaboration Beautiful where Iglesias is joined by Kylie Minogue for a gorgeously understated vocoder-ballad. Minogue's vocals are filled with a heartfelt beauty whilst Enrique's soulful charm compliments them to perfection, most notably in the soaring chorus which sends the track into emotional overdrive.
Swapping one pop diva for another, Jennifer Lopez joins Iglesias on Physical - another standout of Sex + Love. This sexually charged high-energy club duet sees the two superstars clearly having a little fun. Filled with generic lyrics about the club, best showcased through Lopez belting out 'the club is pumping, blow up the roof', Physical embraces that it isn't cutting edge or particularly original but remains a joy to hear. Not so joyful is filler track Still Your King, an up-tempo number tainted by frustratingly high-pitched backing vocals.

Second of three Spanish language tracks Loco serves as a tender romantic ballad, whilst the Mark Taylor produced Only a Woman joins Beautiful as one of the few English-language ballads. Previous single Heart Attack is pleasing electro-charged mid-tempo fun, as are the highly-charged Finally Found You and I Like How It Feels- the latter standing as one of Iglesias's most underrated singles. Turn the Night Upis a sizzling electropop anthem complete with pulsating production, sexy vocals and an addictive whooping chorus.

Sex + Love covers all bases, ensuring that there is something for everyone. The club-friendly tracks are slickly produced and filled with a high-octane energy, the ballads are complete with a raw charisma and emotion, and the mid-tempo tracks hark back to some of the singer's best work. Iglesias remains one of the most charismatic performers working and reassures us that he is still at the top of his game with Sex + Love, a stellar pop album.

The Get Down | "Telepathy" by Christina Aguilera [HD] | Netflix

The Get Down | "Telepathy" by Christina Aguilera [HD] 

Jaden Smith stars in a scene from the original Netflix series The Get Down, set to the song "Telepathy" by Christina Aguilera. Now streaming on Netflix. 

n-Male Rape Scene No One Is Talking About

‘The Get Down’: The Shocking Female-On-Male Rape Scene No One Is Talking About

Starring: Justice Smith, Shameik Moore, Herizen Guardiola
Genres: TV Shows, TV Dramas, US TV Shows, Music & Musicals

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The Get Down‘s first six episodes landed on Netflix this month to a lot of fanfare, and yet no one is talking about what goes down in the midseason finale. The astounding episode features an array of insane scenes — there’s a triumphant song-and-dance number, the rise of Ed Koch, and a welcome dip into the underground LGBT community — that includes a harrowing female-on-male rape scene. What’s fascinating about this particular scene is how clear everyone is about what precisely is going on. Instead of hedging the horror of the transgression (or languishing in it), The Get Down simply spells it out explicitly. The rape is not just a part of nature or a culture; It’s an aggressive act of vengeance and a clear delineation of power.

Let’s set the scene: Disgraced, drug-addicted producer Jackie Moreno has cut a brilliant disco track with young Mylene. However, it doesn’t matter how good it is. If tast emaker Leslie Lesgold doesn’t recommend it to the cities’ DJs at one of her listening parties, the track will go nowhere. Her word is the only word that matters.

The problem is Leslie Lesgold was once Marion Schwartz from Scarsdale, Jackie Moreno’s intern. He coerced her into giving him oral sex and then fired her. It was not only rape, but workplace sexual harassment. Still steaming about it after all these years, Leslie wants her revenge. Without it, Mylene Cruz’s music career and Jackie’s comeback go nowhere. What precisely is that revenge? The Get Down makes it extraordinarily clear:

Leslie’s friend then locks the door and we watch as Jackie is brought to his knees and forced to give Leslie oral sex. This disturbing scene is interwoven with other scenes about the dark quest for power: Shaolin is being goaded into shooting one of Annie’s enemies and Books is making a deal to join the corrupt world of NYC politics with former “Moses Man” Mr. Gunns. The message is clear: Leslie’s demand is indeed about the abuse of power.

After all is said and done, Leslie still refuses to help. Jackie is horrified. He calls out that she just raped him and Leslie and her friend laugh in his face. Their defense? It would be too emasculating for him to ever admit to being raped for him to do anything about it. And besides, Leslie says she was raped, too.

The Get Down doesn’t pretend that this is anything but rape. The Get Down also doesn’t try to sidestep what’s really at play here: This isn’t about sex as much as it’s about power. The reversal of traditional roles only highlights the dark truth. The Get Down is a bold show in many ways. It’s full of bright colors, exuberant pacing, and incredibly campy moments. It also seems to be one of the few shows on television that doesn’t want to fetishize sexual violence, but rather portray it as the abuse of power it intrinsically is.

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The best scene from any movie ever

The best scene from any movie ever

Holy Smoke - Fuoco sacro - Jane Campion 1999

Holy Smoke - Fuoco sacro - Jane Champion1999

 1999 ‧ Drama film/Indie film ‧ 1h 55m

Holy Smoke!
 During a trip to India, Ruth Barron has a [[spiritual awakening]] and embraces the teachings of a guru named Baba. Back home in the Sydney suburb of [[Sans Souci, New South Wales|Sans Souci]], her parents are appalled to learn their daughter now answers to the name Nazni and has no intention of returning. They concoct a tale about her father Gilbert having had a [[stroke]] and being on the verge of death, and her mother Miriam travels to India in hopes of convincing her to come home, with no success until she suffers a serious asthma attack. Ruth agrees to accompany her on her return flight.Miriam arranges a reunion with Gilbert, who supposedly is recuperating in the [[Outback]], and this charade lands Ruth in the clutches of P.J. Waters, an American

 [[Exit counseling|exit counselor]] who 

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[Deprogramming|deprograms]] members of religious cults. In a remote cabin, he isolates Ruth, separates her from her [[sari]] and religious props, challenges her faith in Baba, and slowly wears her down. As she begins to weaken, Waters finds himself sexually attracted to her, and in time Ruth allows him to seduce her. She then turns the tables on him, as she discovers her sexuality allows her to make mincemeat of his machismo.

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• Kate Winslet as Ruth Barron
• Harvey Keitel as P.J. Waters
• Julie Hamilton as Miriam Barron
• Tim Robertson as Gilbert Barron
• Sophie Lee as Yvonne
• Daniel Wyllie as Robbie
• Paul Goddard as Tim
• Pam Grier as Carol
• Dhritiman Chatterjee as Baba
• Hari Om Sharan as a singer

Holy Smoke! grossed $1,380,029 at the box office in Australia.^[7]

The film grossed $1,758,780 in the US and $1,821,943 in foreign markets for a worldwide box office of $3,580,723.

Holy Smoke! is a 1999 Australian drama film directed by Jane Campion, who co-wrote the screenplay with her sister Anna. Wikipedia