porno

Sad news out today that two great filmmakers — cinematographer Mike deGruy and Australian television writer-producer Andrew Wight — were killed in a helicopter crash in Australia over the weekend. Both of the men were specialists in underwater documentary (Mike worked with James Cameron on the epic, Titanic.) Read on for more of the news..

Back in September we learned that Kylie Minogue is planning the DVD/Blue-ray release of Aphrodite – Les Folies: Live In London so that fans can own a video copy of her amazing most recent world tour. We are just weeks away from the DVD/Blue-ray release and to get amped, today we get to check out a clip from the behind the scenes documentary that will be included on Aphrodite – Les Folies: Live In London. Click below to see how adorable Kylie is backstage.

Last night MTV aired the documentary special Britney Spears: I Am the Femme Fatale which gave viewers an inside look at Britney in the studio, Britney at home, Britney enjoying a bit of downtime with her BFF assistant Brett Miller and Britney on the performance stage. Inter-cut with the “day in the life” footage of our dear Britney, she was also featured answering questions for MTV interviewer Sway. In case you missed it or just want to watch it again, you can watch I Am the Femme Fatale IN FULL below.

Yesterday we got our first tease of the new MTV special documentary Britney Spears: I Am the Femme Fatale and today we get to see a couple clips and a full length trailer for the special, due out on Sunday night. Additionally, Britney gave an interview to NYC radio station Z100 and talked a bit about her upcoming tour (tho, not about who she may be touring with). Check out all the clips below!

On Sunday we learned that MTV is planning to air a documentary special titled Britney Spears: I Am the Femme Fatale that will feature behind the scenes footage of Britney‘s whirlwind weekend of promo appearances leading up to the release of her new album Femme Fatale — IN STORES TODAY. Check out a short teaser clip from this new doc below.

On Friday night, Britney Spears performed 2 mini-concerts at the Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV that were filmed by MTV for an upcoming documentary special to promote the release of her new album Femme Fatale (due out on Tuesday). In addition to filming her live performances, MTV also filmed some behind the scenes footage that will also be featured in her upcoming MTV special. The documentary, titled Britney Spears: I Am The Femme Fatale, will air on MTV on April 3. Read the deets and check out video of Britney‘s full performance of Hold It Against Me on Friday night.

Sad news for those of you hoping to see former Hills star Lauren LC Conrad back on MTV … cuz MTV decided to pass on her new TV show and will NOT be airing it at all. As you may recall, we saw photos back in November of LC filming scenes for her new show but, alas, MTV decided … Nah, no thanks.

After a long hiatus away, VH1 is bringing back their critically-acclaimed documentary/interview series Behind the Music and have chosen the very colorful Courtney Love as one of their subjects. Here is our first look at a preview video of C. Love‘s episode of behind the music were she comments on a wide array of topics … as only Courtney Love can do (BE WARNED: the following video contains NSFW adult language … lots of it):

So tell me, beloved readers … which of the sound bytes uttered by Courtney in this clip is your fave?

[Source]

In January we got our first look at a new BBC documentary titled Lindsay Lohan’s Indian Journey which features the young actress traveling to India to report on the heinous child trafficking that goes on there … becuase, when you think of child trafficking, you think of Lindsay Lohan? As a result of Lindsay‘s visit to India, which was kinda handled illegally, she faces a ban from the country and may never get to visit again. But, for all of her trouble, we might as well see the fruits of her labor. So … I present to you, in fully, Lindsay Lohan’s Indian Journey:

Last month we learned that Lindsay Lohan traveled to India to participate in a documentary film created for the BBC, tentatively titled Lindsay Lohan’s Indian Journey, where Linds lends her starpower to raising awareness of the horrors of child trafficking. Today we get our first look at Lindsay in this documentary, scheduled to air on BBC this year. Here is text from a BBC press release on the documentary:

“Lindsay Lohan travels across India to meet the people involved in child trafficking, in a bid to understand and reveal both sides of this shocking trade. Lohan, as part of this documentary meets young boys in Delhi who work 16-hour days under the constant threat of beatings, for a fraction of an adult wage; and a reformed trafficker who would make a quick buck luring young girls away from naïve parents with offers of gainful employment. Lohan also visits Sundarbans in rural West Bengal, where poverty is made worse by annual floods, to find out why a parent would send their young child away to work; a shelter in Kolkata where young girls promised domestic work for India’s burgeoning middle classes were trafficked into brothels and forced into prostitution.”

Firstly, I have to reiterate how impressed I am that Lindsay would choose to appear in an important documentary film like this. The horrors of child trafficking should absolutely be exposed in an effort to save young lives. That said, I find it extremely difficult to see and hear Lohan in this film speak with any bit of authority on the issue. Without question, I sincerely doubt she knows anything about child trafficking outside the prep work handed to her before she made her trip to India. I cannot, for the life of me, imagine that Lindsay either cared or bothered to research the matter at all before she was approached for this documentary. I could be wrong, considering I cannot be sure what she did or didn’t do, but I’d be willing to wager a lot of money that I am right. After the jump, check out the video clip of Lindsay Lohan’s Indian Journey for a sneak peek at what’s in store when the doc is shown on the BBC later this year …