Remember everyone's favourite TV crush from back in 2010, Emily Atack? She played Charlotte Hinchcliffe from TheInbetweeners. You know, the unfortunate girl who was subjected to the fruitless pumps of our country's most famous briefcase wanker. Well, she looks pretty different now.
The 26-year-old has landed herself a role in the stage version of Breakfast At Tiffany's. She's sharing the role of Holly Golightly with Pixie Lott. This is after the actress who was due to play the role had to drop out after announcing that she's pregnant.
Getting a lap dance is supposed to be fun right? That’s what I’ve heard anyway…
Unfortunately for the guy in this video, he looks like he’s having anything but fun as the woman – widely reported to be his wife – shakes her thang for him.
Instead his unwavering thousand yard stare makes it seem like he’s in the midst of an extreme existential crisis, questioning the very nature of life itself and realising the true insignificance of his place in the universe.
Or maybe he’s just not feeling one hundred per cent – we can’t be sure
Either way, for some reason – that by the looks of things even he doesn’t know – he must’ve agreed both to it being filmed and for it to be broadcast on the internet.
To be perfectly honest, even his wife doesn’t look like she’s enjoying it very much.
Although to be fair, seeing the recipient of your lap dance looking like he’s watching a documentary about animal cruelty isn’t going to inspire your best work.
The one positive we can all take away from this is that the Hawaiian shirt remains a must have garment for any self respecting gentleman.
A Russian oligarch’s teenage son managed to persuade women to str*p down to their underwear to clean his car in exchange for money, as part of a tasteless prank.
The infamous prankster (or massive wanker, as we prefer to call him) – whose real name is Grisha Mamurin – managed to convince women to str*p down and wash his car in their underwear, but was it all just a stunt?
Alongside his friend Mulat, Grisha manages to convince ‘random’ women on the street that his mate is an upcoming singer who needs footage for a music video.
They try to agree a fee for them to take of their clothes and wash his car, offering between 15,000 to 35,000 RUB (£150-£350) to begin the washing.
A lot of people called bullshit on the prank, suggesting that Grisha’s stories are completely fake and the women are actors. And you can’t really blame them for thinking that.
Funnily enough, this isn’t the first time his pranks have been seen as somewhat controversial. In another video he also offered 10 thousand RUB (£100) for people to drink their own piss. Nice to see he’s putting his extraordinary wealth to such good use.
But he did get what was coming to him in another video when he offered money for a weird task to one stranger, as a man took his money and then punched him in the face.
Whether this clip was yet another ‘social experiment’ or just a staged stunt, it’s still a d*ck move.
A woman has re-trolled online trolls who say women over 200 pounds shouldn’t wear s*xy clothing.
Sara Petty has hit back after she got fed up of reading cruel comments on Twitter from some women telling others what they can and can’t wear, reports The Sun.
So the 19-year-old decided to do something about it and shut down the body shamers in the best way possible.
Sara was shocked to find so many harsh tweets saying plus-sized women shouldn’t wear bikinis…
The blogger told Mic that she fears a backlash on the social media site:
It was kind of scary because I knew I could possibly subject myself to a lot more body shaming and hate.
But I knew there had to be some empowerment in being vulnerable and proving to myself that no one else’s opinion of my weight matters.
There is such a stigma around 200 pounds – as if it’s some magic number that dictates when a woman can or can’t be attractive.
After posting the photos online, Sara did receive a lot of positive feedback:
I’ve gotten my fair share of body shamers and haters and the occasional crude s*xual comment, but the responses have been overwhelmingly positive.
That’s because the majority of people aren’t horrible pricktards.
Instagram: it revolutionised the selfie, became a haven for hashtags and is the birthplace of the Valencia filter.
But for all its glory, its got its creeps, too.
Thanks to an influx in models using the app for self-promotion, the social media platform has become saturated with seedy men hitting on women in a way so vulgar that it would have them jailed if they were to dare say it on the street.
One Instagram account, @commentcasanovas, has dedicated themselves to showcasing the best of these gag-worthy comments in one place. And it’s amazing.
