Wade Robson: on Michael Jackson Was a Pedophile and hot film Nymphomaniac
Michael Jackson performed sexual acts
Robson told Matt Lauer there is no repressed memory of what happened, as has been reported, nor is he coming forward now just for money. “I never forgot one moment of what Michael did,” he said. “but I was psychologically unable and unwilling to understand that it was sexual abuse.” Asked to spell out what that means, he didn't hesitate.
The choreographer claims that the King of Pop "performed sexual acts on him and forced me to perform sexual acts on him" when he was a child. Robson, 30, told Lauer that Michael Jackson gained his silence by telling him this was "love" and that they would both be imprisoned if he told anyone. He called this “complete manipulation and brainwashing.” Asked by Lauer about those who have publicly scoffed at his claims, such as Jackson's attorneys and family members, Robson said he understands. However, he adamantly denies fabricating any of it. “The idea that I would make this up and put my family through an extremely stressful and painful experience, all for the sake for money … is incomprehensible to me,” he said. “I lived in silence and denial for 22 years," Robson went on, noting that he suffered nervous breakdowns after his son was born two years ago. "In order to heal, I have to speak the truth and speak the whole truth. Understand that I'm not going away. I'm not going to be silenced for money." Asked to describe his feelings about the late music icon, who died in 2009 and who Wade says abused him from ages 7-14, Robson said this: “Heartbreak, pain, anger and compassion. He was a troubled man. He was many things. He was very talented. But he was also a pedophile and a child sexual abuser.” The first hearing in Robson’s claim is scheduled for June 6.
Stills from controversial real sex film Nymphomaniac emerge
He is said to be engaging in real sex on camera in Lars von Trier's controversial movie Nymphomaniac.
And now a new, never seen before still of shirtless Shia LaBeouf being straddled by an attractive brunette actress has been revealed. An official cast shot from the movie was released on the film's website on Thursday, and shows the Transformers star and other cast members in several states of undress and racy situations. Shia is pictured laying on the floor wearing just a pair of trousers. Holding onto a stool behind him, he closes his eyes as the attractive brunette straddles him topless. Covering her modesty is a violet cardigan and a pair of tiny red Daisy Dukes. Meanwhile, Uma Thurman shows off her long legs in a blue slinky dress as she places one of her feet on the table. But the most raciest shot is of British-French actress Charlotte Gainsbourg, who is completely topless in another still, sandwiched between two men. Meanwhile, in the main cast shot, favourite Nineties star Christian Slater is pictured on his hands and knees, preparing to wash Charlotte's feet.
The actress sits in a demanding like pose with her legs parted as she flashes her underwear.
Also in the full cast shot is Shia's new real life love interest Mia Goth, who sits perched on the couch wearing a gold crop top and bright green skater skirt. Shia and Mia met on the set of the controversial movie, in which they engage in real sex on camera.
The film will get its first release in liberal-thinking Denmark this month.The movie is said to follow a woman (Charlotte) throughout her sexual life.In an interview with MTV News, Shia implied he would be taking part in the graphic sex scenes - and would be willing to go as far as the Melancholia director asks him to. He said: '[Von Trier] is very
dangerous. He's the most dangerous dude that I've ever showed up for.' Admitting his fears, he went on: I'm terrified. I'm so terrified, which is why I have to go. We'll see what happens.'Asked how far he would take it, he went on: '[The film] is what you think it is. 'There's a disclaimer at the top of the script that basically says, we're doing [the sex] for real... and anything that is illegal will be shot in blurred images, but other than that, everything is happening.' The 2001 film Intimacy, by French director Patrice Chéreau, starring Mark Rylance and Kerry Fox, famously featured unsimulated sex scenes.
But LaBeouf suggested von Trier will be pushing the boundaries further, saying the rest of the cast is ready to do whatever is asked. He added: 'I've seen Intimacy. [Von Trier is] talking about something different... It's going to be a wild
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