Posts

Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour – Deleted Scene (Final Show, Sydney 2016)

Image
 It is a scene that was not included in the official video of Madonna's concert in Sydney, titled Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour (USA, Australia 2016). Many Madonna's dancers MF/F Madonna, nineteen slaps with their hands on her butt clad in the underwear, position of bent across the lap of one of the dancers, right during the concert in front of the spectators, playfully and in a lighthearted atmosphere. Just before that, one of the dancers lifts up her skirt. It is clear that Madonna is very fond of getting spanked, as she herself asks her dancers to spank her. After the spanking is done, she occasionally rubs her stinging bottom with her hand. During the final night of the Rebel Heart Tour in Sydney (March 20, 2016), Madonna pauses the show for an unscripted, seven-minute moment that was later cut from the official concert film. Standing on stage with her maracas, she jokes with the crowd about her dancers working hard and openly admits she is just "trying to kill time" ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Delphinium: A Childhood Portrait of Derek Jarman

Image
 The scene is from the short film called Delphinium: A Childhood Portrait of Derek Jarman (USA, United Kingdom 2009) The Headmaster played by Edward Singletary Jr. M/MM teen students, the protagonist, young Derek Jarman played by Sam Garfield and his schoolmate Gavin played by Kaiden Blake, proper striking with a flat-bladed cane on their bottoms, position of bent over a desk, at school for boys, Dorset, England 1957. This scene is based on a true event, which was, however, altered in the film. Young Derek Jarman and his schoolmate Gavin are in bed under candlelight. They are embracing and attempting sexual contact. The sequence ends with the line “Thank you, sir”, which is said by Young Derek Jarman. The boys are caught in bed attempting sex (directly based on Jarman’s own account in At Your Own Risk: “caught in bed with Gavin,” “unsuccessfully trying to fuck the boy in the bed next to mine”). In the film the caning is presented as a common moment of 1950s British boarding-school ...
2 comments
Read more