Nudist Wonderland Magazine
Malena Bower
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Shawn Mendes never stops teasing the audience with his nude body. This sexy hunk is often featured in magazines and recently took part in a photoshoot for Wonderland Magazine. In some pictures, this male celebrity appeared shirtless. But of course most of the readers were interested not only in the pictures of Shawn Mendes nude chest. Therefore, the guy decided not to disappoint them and took off his clothes completely. So, enjoy Shawn Mendes nude pics, although he still covered his sweet cock with a guitar this time.
But a complaint reported in the Vancouver Sun by a Mrs. Grundy (more like Mrs. No-Fun-dy, right guys?) just increased interest in nudist bathing, until in a peeping tom hid in the woods for three days straight and ruined everything for everyone. Nude sunbathers decided to pack up and head somewhere with a little more privacy, and the difficult-to-access Wreck Beach seemed like the way to deter the lazier perverts in the city.
Margot Robbie captured our hearts with her roles in movies like The Wolf of Wall Street and Suicide Squad. This time the delightful blond posed for Wonderland magazine in a series of classy erotic photos that show her perky tits peeking through a wet button down shirt. The photo shoot continues with Margot posing topless on the beach, covering her amazing boobs with a large straw hat. The attractive babe is sure to spark your imagination.
[I]t is not "so remote" a possibility for prisoners to barter nude photographs or drawings in artistic and scientific magazines, to use such photographs to draw anatomical comparisons with the wives or girlfriends of other inmates, and to use such photos to sexually harass female detention officers. In fact, the court finds no marked distinction between plain tiff's Exhibit 1, depicting a live nude female model on the cover of an art magazine, and a photograph of a nude female model in Playboy.
The majority opinion argues that whether the policy at issue was imposed for the purpose of punishing pretrial detainees "was not raised by the parties in their briefs" so has been waived. Mauro's brief broadly challenges the constitutionality of the policy on all grounds. The parties dispute the legitimacy of the purpose of the policy. Mauro's brief discusses the Penthouse interview with Sheriff Arpaio "in which he stated that the purpose behind prohibiting sexually explicit magazines was to `punish' jail inmates." The brief for the sheriff and the county argues that the ban had three purposes, "eliminating workplace discrimination" against female detention officers, "rehabilitation," and "to prevent fights among inmates." The brief argues that "rehabilitation of inmates is clearly a legitimate penological interest." The penological interest of rehabilitation is identical to that of punishment, in that it is constitutionally limited to people who have been convicted of crimes. I therefore do not agree that the punishment aspect of the case "was not raised by the parties in their briefs."