Look away Bill! Anna Paquin dares to bare as she goes naked in steamy True Blood sex scene with Rob Kazinsky

By GEORGE STARK

Steamy: Anna Paquin strips off in front of Rob Kazinsky in the latest episode of True Blood, where the 31-year-old actress met her husband Stephen Moyer

They famously became an item after playing on-screen lovers Sookie Stackhouse and Bill Compton in the hit show True Blood.
So hopefully actor Stephen Moyer won't mind seeing his wife Anna Paquin's character move on with other male characters now that Sookie and Bill are no longer romantically entwined.
But in the latest episode of the vampire saga, perhaps Stephen, 43, could be forgiven for wanting to keep a watchful eye on set as his wife filmed her raunchiest scene yet - a naked tryst with new character Macklyn Warlow, played by Rob Kazinsky, 29.

Big part: Former EastEnder Rob Kazinsky has been making waves as the sexy Macklyn in the latest series of True Blood

While the show has certainly not been short of nudity over its six seasons, it is the first time new mother Anna, 31, has dared to bare in her first topless scene.
Rob has been setting pulses racing as the half-faerie, half-vampire since the start of the new season, but immediately had his sights set on Sookie.
And the pair certainly have great chemistry as they are seen locked in a passionate embrace, minus their clothes.

Daring to bare: It is the first time Anna has appeared fully topless on the show, although the series has not been short on nudity over the years

It was another opportunity for Anna to show off her impressively toned stomach, less than a year after she gave birth to twins Poppy and Charlie.
In the steamy clinch, Sookie finds Macklyn tied up to a gravestone.
Although the faerie/vampire hybrid warns Sookie he might not be able to control his vampish urges, the pair can't seem to resist each other.

Passionate: Anna Paquin and Rob Kazinsky certainly have electrifying chemistry on screen together in True Blood

It's not long before Sookie allows Macklyn to feed on her, as they writhe around in the graveyard.
Rob has clearly come a long way from playing Sean Slater in the British soap EastEnders back in 2006.
Speaking about his character's love for Sookie, Rob says: 'He's been waiting six thousand years for her,'

Not awkward at all: Married couple Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer are no longer on-screen lovers as their characters Sookie and Bill have drifted apart emotionally






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'I want to look like an animal when the shirt comes off': True Blood star Joe Manganiello makes a splash as he reveals six pack

By CLIFF RENFREW

Pool guy: Joe Manganiello floats on a lilo and shows off his six pack in a new magazine shoot for U.S. Men's Health July/ August issue

True Blood star Joe Manganiello has one of the hottest body in Hollywood.
And in a new interview with Men's Health magazine he has revealed his secret motivation behind his amazing physique of werewolf pack leader Alcide Herveaux.
'I'm playing a werewolf,' he says. 'I want to look sinewy. I want to look like an animal when the shirt comes off, but I want it to be misleading when I have the shirt on.'

Hot werewolf: The True Blood star appears on the cover of the fitness magazine

Joe graces the cover of the magazine wearing jeans and a tight grey t-shirt which show off his bulging biceps to the max.
Inside the handsome 36-year-old Pittsburgh-born actor is seen displaying his wash-board abs while floating around in a swimming pool sporting a cheeky grin with his hands casually placed behind his head.
With his amazing body the star is one of the favorite cast members on the popular vampire drama which has millions of fans around the world.

Hanging tough: The actor posed for a fun HBO Twitter photograph to mark the new series on Sunday

As opposed to what he had been doing before in his previous workout sessions.
'It was very fast-paced, no rest between sets, getting the heart rate up,' he revealed.
But getting his amazing body has not been easy - Joe admitted to the magazine that his workout regime before the show is very intense and changed over time.
'Lift heavy, hang out, get back under it,' he added.
Although he has found fame and fortune now Joe revealed to Men's Health that things were not always as easy for him as he struggled to make a name for himself in Hollywood.

Looking good: Joe's new found fame in True Blood has afforded him a better lifestyle

Before becoming a household name on HBO's True Blood the actor struggled to pay his rent as he landed bit parts on movie's like Spiderman.
'About 6 months after the shoot ended (for Spiderman), I got thrown out of my apartment for not paying rent,' he revealed.
'Lost my car. Lost all my clothes. Furniture. The sheriff gave me 5 minutes to collect my things in a duffle bag and leave the apartment.'
But these days as the new season of True Blood premiered last night he has no such worries as his career goes from strength to strength.



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True Blood returns to make Sundays less cerebral, more visceral

By Erik Adams

Ryan Kwanten (left), Anna Paquin

Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Sunday, June 16. All times are Eastern.
TOP PICK
True Blood (HBO, 9 p.m.): The supernatural drama enters its sixth year, a time in a show’s life when, traditionally—oh, who are we kidding? This is a TV show based on books known collectively (and unironically) as The Southern Vampire Mysteries. Everything here is on the nose, and that nose is being ripped off in gory fashion, probably in the middle of a wild sex scene. Not that Carrie Raisler can’t still give True Blood a critical, incisive treatment—but the show’s return heralds the start of the popcorn-TV season, so we’ll just hold off on the highfalutin’ observations for a spell.



REGULAR COVERAGE

The Killing (AMC, 9 p.m.): Word that The Killing was un-canceled must’ve just reached Linden and Holder, because it’s taken the show three weeks to reunite the pair. Phil Dyess-Nugent is already baking a cake for the occasion—a gray, soggy cake.

Falling Skies (TNT, 9 p.m.): Speaking of celebrations: What kind of gift marks the two-year anniversary of a civilization-destroying alien invasion? A time machine? Les Chappell thinks you should buy a time machine.

Mad Men (AMC, 10 p.m.): “Don takes a day off,” the TV Guide synopsis blithely states, as if written by Ted Chaough in a sour, sarcastic mood. Todd VanDerWerff will attempt to keep his review from implying any scoffs or other sounds of derision.

Veep (HBO, 10 p.m.): If Selina’s rival’s first name is Danny, and her scheming-est staffer’s first name is Dan, a mixup of farcical proportions must be in the offing. Robert David Sullivan is happy to participate in cases of mistaken identity with any and all Roberts, Davids, or Sullivans.

The Borgias (Showtime, 10 p.m.): Get your fill of sexy pope action tonight, because after this episode, there’s no more sexy pope action to be had. From the recently canceled Borgias, at least—Les Chappell bets you’ll find some interesting results if you plug “sexy pope action” into your preferred search engine.

Family Tree (HBO, 10:30 p.m.): With Erik Adams embarking on a journey of his own, Phil Dyess-Nugent steps in to see Tom off to Los Angeles. WillardWatch 2013 predicts a 75 percent chance of Fred Willard, with conditions looking favorable for affably boneheaded punchlines.

The Venture Bros. (Adult Swim, midnight): Yeah, sure, The Killing detectives are getting back together, but how far off is a Henchman 21-Monarch reunion? If 21 keeps angering his OSI bosses, Zack Handlen supposes it’ll happen pretty soon.

TV CLUB CLASSIC

Farscape (11 a.m.): “Crackers Don’t Matter” declares the first of this morning’s episodes—to which Alasdair Wilkins argues, “Actually they do, especially when one is eating a chili, or maybe when a fine cheese is about to be served.”

Saturday Night Live (Classic) (1 p.m.): Skip out on Phil Dyess-Nugent’s review of the first season’s Rob Reiner-hosted installment? What are you, some kind of meathead? (Thank you, thank you—we’ll be here all week. Please stick around for a crazy street-dancing take on Swan Lake from The Lockers.)

The Simpsons (Classic) (3 p.m.): So it’s come to this: Erik Adams reviews “Another Simpsons Clip Show,” the second-ever Simpsons “greatest hits” episode—but certainly not its last. (And certainly not the last time a clip show will prompt us to recycle this blurb.)
WHAT ELSE IS ON?
Daytime Emmy Awards (HLN, 8 p.m.): Just like the soap operas that serve as the awards’ most prominent honorees, the Daytime Emmys have slid far, far down the TV totem pole. So far that they’re now telecast in whatever timeslot HLN isn’t devoting to Nancy Grace shouting about Jody Arias.
Inspector Lewis (PBS, 9 p.m.): The sixth series of the British crime drama begins with the case of a murdered psychic. You’d think they would’ve been able to see that sort of thing coming…
2013 Miss USA Pageant (NBC, 9 p.m.): Sadly, this beauty pageant was not one of the Donald Trump ventures represented on this fantastic piece of work by the Cake Boss—which is, undoubtedly, one of the classiest and most delicious ways of ever telling someone they’ve been fired.

Nurse Jackie (Showtime, 9 p.m.): Lest The Borgias’ untimely demise suggest that Showtime is no longer the “in perpetuity” network, here’s the fifth-season finale of Nurse Jackie to remind us that a sixth season is on its way—even though the past 10 episodes worked so hard to undo the hard work of season four.
RoboCop (BBC America, 8 p.m.): Or, as it would be known on BBC proper, AutoBobby.
To Kill A Mockingbird (TCM, 8 p.m.): Or, as it’s known to the members of the National Pork Board, When A Ham Helped Defeat Segregation.
NBA Finals: Heat at Spurs (ABC, 8 p.m.): The Heat pulled even in Game 4, the third straight game of the finals to be decided by double digits. Let’s see if either squad throws more energy into defense tonight in order to make league history by holding their opponents to a three-figure deficit.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Magic City: The summertime’s about to claim Mad Men, but Starz has your ’60s period-piece bases covered with the second season of this Miami-based crime story. Will Harris looks forward another eight episodes of mid-century drama where misconduct isn’t something to be hidden—it’s just another accessory for the sharp-dressed ensemble.

source : avclub.com
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