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Robert Pattinson refused to perform sex act with dog for new film

Robert Pattinson has revealed he was asked to pleasure a dog for his latest film, Good Time.

Robert Pattinson refused to perform sex act with dog for new film.

The Twilight star portrays a New York criminal fighting to save his little brother over the course of one night in the highly anticipated film, which received a six-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival in May.

Pattinson told talk show host Jimmy Kimmel his character, Corey, has an affinity with dogs, as he believes he was one in a previous life.

“There’s this one scene we shot where basically a drug dealer bursts in to the room and I was sleeping with the dog and basically giving the dog a hand job.”

After he refused to perform the sex act for real, a fake dog penis was made for the scene, which was eventually cut from the final edit, Pattinson revealed. »

Marijuana company buys entire US town to create 'cannabis-friendly municipality'

Authored by bbc.co.uk

A company which makes cannabis products has bought an entire town in California and plans to turn it into a "destination" for marijuana.

American Green has agreed a deal to buy the town of Nipton for $5m (£3.8m).

The company will own 120 acres of land, which includes a school building, a hotel, mineral baths and a general store. »

India’s Government Wants to Ban Self-Driving Cars to Save Jobs

Authored by singularityarchive.com

We won’t allow any technology that takes away jobs.

In a country where you have unemployment, you can’t have a technology that ends up taking people’s jobs.”.

A recent study from Intel estimated the economic impact of the coming global self-driving car industry at $7 trillion by 2050. »

TIL Alpacas can die of loneliness, when bought they always need to be bought in pairs.

Authored by starlinealpacas.com.au

Males usually achieve full maturity at around three years of age, at which time they can be used for breeding.

A single (twins are extremely rare) cria is born usually in the morning and often with no human assistance.

The ensuing demand for alpacas is impressive and instructive with total numbers of alpacas in Australia now over 30,000. »

Monsanto secret documents released since Monsanto did not file any motion seeking continued protection. The reports tell an alarming story of ghostwriting, scientific manipulation, collusion with the EPA, and previously undisclosed information about how the human body absorbs glyphosate.

Authored by baumhedlundlaw.com

This document contains correspondence between Dr. William Heydens and Ashely Roberts regarding the Expert Panel Manuscript.

The document is related to how the inherent conflict of interest may affect the credibility of manuscript which refuted IARC’s general causation conclusion.

This document is of similar nature to a document already de-designated by the Court in which Dr. Heydens advocates ghostwriting. »

Robert Pattinson refused to perform sex act with dog for new film

Marijuana company buys entire US town to create 'cannabis-friendly municipality'

India’s Government Wants to Ban Self-Driving Cars to Save Jobs

TIL Alpacas can die of loneliness, when bought they always need to be bought in pairs.

Monsanto secret documents released since Monsanto did not file any motion seeking continued protection. The reports tell an alarming story of ghostwriting, scientific manipulation, collusion with the EPA, and previously undisclosed information about how the human body absorbs glyphosate.

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