“Alexander Skarsgard’s ‘Pillion’ premiere pics went viral” links

These “leather daddy” photos of Alexander Skarsgard at the London Film Festival went viral over the weekend. He attended the LFF premiere of Pillion. [OMG Blog]
Happy 45th birthday to Kim Kardashian. [Hollywood Life]
I don’t understand why people have a problem with 5-ft-tall Suni Lee walking the Victoria’s Secret runway? Short girls wear lingerie too. [Buzzfeed]
More thoughts on Prince Andrew and the late Virginia Giuffre. [LaineyGossip]
Speaker Mike Johnson continues to refuse to swear in Adelita Grijalva. [Jezebel]
Review of The Perfect Neighbor. [Pajiba]
A celebrity Diwali party? That’s pretty cool. [JustJared]
Sabrina Carpenter’s cultural insensitivity on SNL. [Socialite Life]
I’ve never seen a childhood pic of Ryan Seacrest. [Seriously OMG]
Zoe Kravitz wore Saint Laurent at the Academy Museum gala. [RCFA]

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21 Responses to ““Alexander Skarsgard’s ‘Pillion’ premiere pics went viral” links”

  1. Changing my name because I can says:

    Just wanted to say GO JAYS!
    Seattle played great, but it was nice to see my team go through to the World Series 🙂
    (Not gossip, I know, but I’m still riding the high from the game last night, lol)

    • Lightpurple says:

      Red Sox fan here: GO JAYS!

      Oh, Canada, the true north strong and free! Massachusetts may seek to join you soon.

      And back to gossip, Alexander Skarsgard is clearly very comfortable in his own body, for which we can all be grateful

      • Changing my name because I can says:

        We’d welcome you!

        I definitely agree, he’s very comfortable

      • CheekImplant says:

        Slow your roll, Maine! Washington is joining Canada first!
        We’ve already completed our paperwork.

    • Sue says:

      Yay, Go Blue Jays! I am in Buffalo and our Bisons are the Jays’ AAA farm team. Rooting for them, of course!

    • North of Boston says:

      Yes! Go Jays!

    • Nanea says:

      #WantItAll

      My Canadian (Montréalais) husband and I were so happy. What timezones?
      Too bad work doesn’t agree with slightly hungover (from lack of sleep) baseball fans in central Europe.

      ASkars must have been a polar bear in a former life. I wouldn’t have felt comfortable wearing something like that, but kudos to him for rocking this outfit.

  2. Wash says:

    I don’t ask much of male celebrities and with Alexander Skarsgard all I want is for him to look good. This outfit is silly and he knows it.

    • mightymolly says:

      Wut? This is searingly hot. It’s got a gay leather daddy vibe, but he says he’s bisexual and I believe it. It this were intended only to appeal to gay men, I’d appreciate it but not find it nearly as hot. But if he’s exploring the boundaries of sexuality here, using a classically gay look to flaunt being bisexual, while knowing he’s got all the conventionally hot traits of a northern European who abhors traditional roles and racism, I’m so into it.

  3. ThetGirlThere says:

    I’m watching Big Little Lies for the first time and Alexander is a monster in it. Alexander plays him beautifully, more nuanced than another actor would. He looks fantastic at the premiere.

    I don’t understand the point Sabrina was trying to make with her “karate” themed SNL performance. Mike Johnson is an evil son of a bitch who is service to the religion right and trump and he’s a traitor to this country

  4. Is that so? says:

    He is rocking the outfit but looks as if he is wearing it under duress.

  5. Miranda says:

    I realize that many people side-eye the VS fashion show, but if it’s going to exist, representation of all body types is crucial. As a fellow short girl (4’10), I think they chose an excellent representative for us in Suni Lee, and I love her for having the confidence to do it. I don’t think many people (especially other women) understand that it can actually be really difficult to feel sexy when you’re very petite. People are always comparing you to a child. Sometimes they do so in a troubling, inappropriately approving way. It’s hard to strip down in front of a guy — or hell, even just wear a bikini to a pool party — when you’re worried about being fetishized in the absolute creepiest way imaginable, you know?

    • mightymolly says:

      As a shorty myself, I was always insecure in my teens/20s. I thought tall women were what all men desired. I was dating a guy who told me he was 5’10” (which I absolutely believed) who told me he had always been attracted to shorter women. I had no idea that was even a thing. So, long story short, turns out he was actually 5’8″ and was misrepresenting his height (and I couldn’t tell the difference). Then weirdly I discovered that most of the actresses I found glamorous are actually not much taller than me (life was different before the internet). Runway models are a unique look, but they’re selling products to women, not men. So designers play on our insecurities but it’s not even about the male gaze all that much.

  6. Isabella says:

    Suni is famous for performing in a leotard. Of course she can rock lingerie. News to me that short women can’t be sexy. Men don’t seem to feel that way. Very few women are built like models; that’s why Naomi gets the big bucks.

  7. Aimee says:

    Suni Lee seems great, but VS and the VS show will always be bad to me. There is better lingerie out there and brands that don’t have such a bad history. But it seems it’s making a comeback along with other awful things that just have stayed in the past.

    • Vernie says:

      Ugh, this. Thank you for your comment. I’m so disappointed that the VS show is back. The company’s rumored ties to sex trafficking have been around for years. Their historic marketing is exploitative and problematic. I wish they would disappear.

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