Jamie Dornan Does Not Go Full-Frontal In 'Fifty Shades Of Grey'
If you’re someone who took part in questioning whether Ben Affleck’s penis had a cameo in “Gone Girl,” know now that you will not have to repeat this process for a movie where penis cameos may seem like an inevitability: Jamie Dornan has said his genitalia will not make an appearance in “Fifty Shades of Grey.”
“There were contracts in place that said that viewers wouldn’t be seeing my, um…,” Dornan told The Guardian, with a prompt to complete the sentence using “todger,” British slang for “penis.” “Yeah, my todger,” he replied.
When told he’s going the opposite route of the ever-nude Ewan McGregor, Dornan joked that the “Moulin Rouge!” actor must have a “more impressive girth.”
Dornan, who hadn’t read E.L. James’ novel before landing the part of Christian Grey, hinted the “Fifty Shades” sex scenes may not be as explicit as some imagine the “mommy porn” adaptation might feature. A self-described feminist, he assured none of the movie’s sensuality would come across as violence against women or non-consensual sex.
“You want to appeal to as wide an audience as possible without grossing them out,” he said. “You don’t want to make something gratuitous and ugly and graphic.”
Dornan confirmed the movie won’t be too graphic for his wife to disapprove. “I don’t think we will be watching it together too many times at home, though,” he said.
Maybe they’ll be watching “Gone Girl” instead.
It isn’t often politics and go-go dancing intersect, but one group of San Francisco activists is flashing all the skin they can to get their message out. Their hope is that a local measure, Prop G, succeeds with city voters in Tuesday’s election, thereby helping to protect lower-income tenants from being squeezed out of the city.
BrettWaxdeck: Prop G, which is on next Tuesday’s ballot, is commonly referred to as the “anti-speculation tax”. It is intended to address the problem of speculation in rental real estate in San Francisco that is contributing to the city’s housing affordability crisis.
Scantily clad go-go boys and their supporters assembled in Harvey Milk Plaza and marched through the Castro District chanting: “Save our go-go boys, yes on G.” The relationship between go-go boys and Prop G is simple: The housing affordability crisis is driving out many of the very people who make San Francisco a fun and sexy city in which to live: go-go boys, artists, musicians, drag performers, educators and other people of moderate means. 
Frankly, we’re surprised to learn that the National Organization for Marriage even has $117,000 left to throw away on anything. But the facts are these: NOM just gave a huge chunk of cash to support the election of Thom Tillis, a bigot from North Carolina.