The actor revealed his bikini body on his Instagram… Wearing nothing but a peach two-piece and a blonde wig we think he looks kind of cute!
It’s for a show called Making A Scene on AOL Originals.
What’s your first memory?
WONDERING WHY I HAD A PENIS.
What happened the first time you kissed someone?
I BLUSHED FURIOUSLY (I WAS ONLY ABOUT 6).
When was the first time you got drunk?
ABOUT 1984.
What happened the first time your heart broke?
I CRIED AND CRIED AND CRIED AND CRIED AND ALL THAT TEENAGER CARRY ON.
What was your first job?
WORKING IN A GARDEN CENTRE WATERING THE BEDS AND WEEDING FOR £1.00 AN HOUR. IT WAS 1982 OR SO. I WAS ABOUT 13.
What was your first car?
I HAVE NEVER OWNED A CAR.
What’s the first thing you do in the morning?
DRINK SOME WATER.
What was your very first lover’s tiff?
I HAVE NO IDEA THERE’VE BEEN SO MANY.
Where was your first holiday?
1ST I CAN REMEMBER IS DEVON SOMEWHERE. PROBABLY AGED 5 IN 1974.
Serves 2 (as a main meal, or 4 as a starter) | Prep 5 mins | Cook 25 mins
Wean yourself into accepting that Christmas is coming and get into the winter warming mood with this hunky hearty, earthy soup. Based on a traditional peasant meal from Italy but “jujd” up with some classic Christmas flavour; chestnuts, sage and rosemary.
For those carnivores out there refusing to eat a meal without meat, you could add some chopped smoked bacon at the same time as the shallots. You can make this a day in advance up to point 6 in the recipe, and then re-heat and continue as required
CHICKPEAS – 165g of chickpeas will provide you with the following of your recommended daily intake; 84% manganese (bone production, collagen & skin integrity, blood sugar control and protection against free radical damage), 70% folate (protection from heart disease, can reduce depression, and helps maintain brain function), 64% copper (essential for immune system), 49% fibre ( fantastic digestive support in this dish), 39% phosphorous, and 22% zinc. (SOURCE: http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=58 )
CHESTNUTS – These relatively low in calorie nuts have an unusual nutritional content. 100g of chestnuts will provide 72% of your vitamin C DRI. Like chickpeas, they are also rich in folates (15% DRI per 100g). Also a great source of potassium, which helps counteract sodium and lowers blood pressure / heart rate. 100G will also give you 100% vitamin B1 (thiamine) DRI, which maintains muscle tone in the digestive tract and aids secretion of hydrochloric acid, a process essential for complete digestion of food particles. (SOURCE: http://www.nutrition-and-you.com/chestnuts.html )
Ingredient.
1 ½ cans chickpeas (I use one full can and one of the half cans you can get), drained
200g cooked chestnuts
100ml white wine
4 sage leaves
3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
2 shallots, finely sliced
2 garlic cloves, smashed
1-2 rosemary sprig (dependant on how much you like rosemary!)
Parmesan / Pecorino Romano cheese- a good, heavy grating of
Method.
The advert which has been released by IKEA Germany features a gay male couple who come to Christmas dinner. In the advert the pair sneak a quick peck on the cheek.
This not the first time IKEA has used gay couples in their advertising. It first introduced same-sex couples over two decades ago in 1994. The 1994 advert was released in the US and resulted in some stores receiving bomb threats.
See what you think – do advertisers include gay couples enough in their adverts?
As they say a picture says a thousand words and these minxy pictures are painting quite the essay – mainly about how perky rugby players’ bottoms are.
The Ipswich Rugby Club are selling their naked calendar full of tasteful nudes in support of Prostate Cancer UK.
One of the players, Tom Ives, Centre, remarked about getting naked for the calendar in the cold, he said,
“Normally a nude photo shoot, outside, in cold weather wouldn’t be my cup of tea but given the fact that the proceeds are helping to partially fund our tour and sizeable portion is going to a great cause (Prostate Cancer UK), it more than made sense to brave the nippy breeze in order to come up with this beauty of a calendar.
“As to the choice of charity; I spend Monday to Friday working for an NHS end of life team, in which I bear witness to the effects end stage cancer has on people and their loved ones, so I felt the cause was more than just given the pain and upset caused by such a horrific condition”.
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As they say a picture says a thousand words and these minxy pictures are painting quite the essay – mainly about how perky rugby players’ bottoms are.
“Normally a nude photo shoot, outside, in cold weather wouldn’t be my cup of tea but given the fact that the proceeds are helping to partially fund our tour and sizeable portion is going to a great cause (Prostate Cancer UK), it more than made sense to brave the nippy breeze in order to come up with this beauty of a calendar.
“As to the choice of charity; I spend Monday to Friday working for an NHS end of life team, in which I bear witness to the effects end stage cancer has on people and their loved ones, so I felt the cause was more than just given the pain and upset caused by such a horrific condition”.
As the law currently stands in the UK, gay and bisexual men are forbidden to donate blood if they have had sex in the last 12 months with another man. A rule that many argue is discriminatory. Blood Pact calls the 12-month ban on sex “Discouraging, unrealistic and unfair”.
X FACTOR star Anton Stephans has given his support to the campaign calling the ban “archaic & uneducated” and has even starred their promotional video.
The group is calling for supporters to sign a petition on Change.org which has already attracted 9206 signatures at the time of publish.
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Anton is just one of a number of celebrities who have back the various campaigns which supports the end of the gay blood ban in the UK. Stephen Fry and Andrew Hayden-Smith are both openly gay celebs who have campaigned on the issue.
At the end of the video Anton says to camera, “I would give blood, if I could.”
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