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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

Watching a man clean the remains of a devastating flood from his home was a solemn moment for actor and producer Rachel Griffiths. Key points: Griffiths presents a new ABC art series called Great Southern Landscapes The first episode takes it to the Hawkesbury River where residents carry out their third flood cleanup in 12 months The series will premiere on ABC at 8 p.m. on August 9 He was traveling across Australia to shoot earlier this year when a painting by Arthur Streeton pulled him into the Hawkesbury River in New South Wales. Griffiths met with communities recovering from their third flood in 12 months. “Standing with a pressured man washing his house for the third time and feeling so connected to a place he didn’t believe he had the ability to face or accept nature’s wrath — it was one of our most moving times,” Griffiths said. . He never imagined that the local Rohan Smith he interviewed would do his fourth cleanup just a few weeks later. Griffiths comes with a strong appreci