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An intimacy coordinator has answered the weirdest questions Hollywood actors ask while filming sex scenes — including where to shave, how much tongue to use, and what to do if they get aroused. Jessica Steinrock, 29, from Illinois, took to TikTok to reveal common questions asked of her by the actor as an intimacy coach. The sex scene consultant regularly shares how the actors get down and dirty with his over 400,000 followers and reveals his trade secrets while keeping the actors’ dignity sensibly off-screen. Jessica Steinrock, intimacy coordinator from Illinois, answers the weirdest questions Hollywood actors ask while shooting sex scenes. The sex scene consultant regularly shares how the actors get down and dirty to her over 400,000 followers and reveal her trade secrets In one video, Jessica reveals the burning questions actors ask before they are disarmed; he revealed actors asked about hiding their tampon straps and how many times to push The riskiest job

If you watch the film China One Second on a streaming platform, you won’t see credit to the author whose book inspired the film. That’s because Chinese authorities have managed to remove any mention of the globally renowned Chinese-American writer Yan Geling, both in China and abroad. The film — directed by renowned Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou — is available in Australia from platforms including Prime Video, Google Play and Apple TV. “I can understand if you don’t want to include my name because censorship doesn’t allow it in China,” Yan told the ABC from his home in Berlin. “However, this kind of practice is not acceptable abroad. The initial and life spirit of a work is given by the original author.” Director Zhang Yimou directed the opening ceremonies for the 2008 and 2022 Beijing Olympics. ( Reuters: Christina Charisius ) Born in Shanghai into a family of artists, Yan – a prolific book writer and screenwriter who has won more than 30 literary and film awards and is a member of t

Australian actor Vince Colosimo’s career once again hangs in the balance years after he squandered opportunities for Hollywood fame and fortune. On Thursday, the man best known in Australia for playing underworld gangsters Alphonse Gangitano and Chopper’s Neville ‘No Cash’ Bartos indicated he would plead guilty to driving while under the influence of methamphetamine. Given this will be the second time around, Colosimo could face work behind bars. In November 2017, Colosimo was convicted and fined for driving through Melbourne’s CBD while suspended and under the influence of ice. Photo leaving Melbourne Magistrates Court on 3 November 2017 Actor Vince Colosimo is back in the spotlight at Celebrity Apprentice Australia and two new films are coming soon Vince Colosimo was kicked out of Celebrity Apprentice in May – around the same time the news about his latest drug driving was published Colosimo should have enjoyed one of his best years in a long time behind not on