Hello Ladies. If you like to see your favorite male stars in the buff we’ve got good news for you.
Website Rates Actors For Their Nude Appearances Onscreen
According to NY Daily News reports:
Mr. Skin, the famed flesh site that has been chronicling female nudity since 1999, has launched Mr. Man, a companion site to help fans get their heaping helping of beefcake.
It was obviously a long time coming.
“Traditionally movies were written, directed and owned by men, so the nudity was mostly female,” says Jim McBride, the man behind Mr. Skin, which was created eight years before it served as a major plot point in “Knocked Up” (2007).
“Now society has changed and it’s a different era where it’s totally acceptable for guys to do nude scenes.”
McBride credits shows like “True Blood” and “Shameless” with desensitizing the American viewer to the Full Monty — though female nudity remains far more ample than the male version.
McBride estimates he has 700,000 female nude photographs and video clips archived on mrskin.com. By contrast mrman.com has only a few thousand — though “that number is growing all the time. … No pun intended.” (In a subtle sign of sexism, a Mr. Man annual membership is $96, compared to just $60 for unlimited peaks behind the green door on Mr. Skin.)
It’s unclear if women will flock to the male version of the skin site, but woman-on-the-street interviews suggest a pent-up demand for more men — and more of them! — on screen.
lots of men are good looking of course, but hunkiness alone doesn’t earn a four-star rating on Mr. Man, which rates actors on how many times he has been au naturel and how much “naturel” is actually visible to viewers.
Most male appearances outside briefs are brief — but that’s why they invented the pause button. And Mr. Man.
What do you think about the membership price being higher for the ladies? That’s not fair, riiiiiight?
How many of you ladies would sign up for this service anyway?
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