American TV Series are often loaded with sex scenes, and the production seems to try to squeeze in at least 5 sexual scenes in each episode. Are you ready for some football!? Then don't watch GLOW, a campy Netflix original that casts a fictional eye on the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling , an actual and marginally successful curiosity from the Reagan and Bush eras. Season 1 tackles (pun intended!) the mid-'80s formation of the low-budget endeavor and, like many light comedies from that period, pumps up its genial low-stakes plot points with big hair (most notably on the frenemies played by Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin), pop jams (e.g., "The Warrior"), and a sarcastic ringleader (played by Marc Maron) with a heart of gold.
Behind the scenes, Into the Badlands is run by a host of action veterans — most notably including Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon choreographer Ku Huen-Chiu, who masterminded the fights in the first season. That well of experience comes through, as the series' martial arts mayhem exhibits a level of professional polish you'd expect more from a feature film than a TV show. The ever-game actors (and their seamlessly integrated stunt doubles) pull off some truly wild acrobatics. For pure someone actually did that" excitement, Into the Badlands can't be beat.
The book Vallejo wrote about their affair and her subsequent cooperation with US law enforcement is called Loving Pablo, Hating Escobar. This film, based on her book, keeps just the first half of the title, but the story it tells is not about either loving or hating the drug lord.
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Performance-wise, the browser is serviceable, although it's definitely quite laggy - don't expect any smooth scrolling here. The browser is definitely faster and more usable on TV-optimized sites, but we expect to see significant general performance improvements as the software gets updated - there's no reason Google can't match smartphone levels of responsiveness with the netbook-class internals of the Google TV. We'd also like to see some better zoom controls - it's pretty hard to read most sites at the standard zoom level, but you can only step in at fixed increments and there's no horizontal scrolling. A little pinch-to-zoom would go a long way. For now, however, you're best off sticking with your laptop for any major browsing needs - Google TV's browser is best when you're simply navigating to a page with video content and hitting play.
With our new Nokia Lumia app, watching movies just got social again, also on your mobile! Our app combines the inherent communication strength of a mobile device with online video's flexibility to let you and your friends decide when and where to watch, said Marcus Bäcklund, CEO of Voddler.
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