The Biggest Movies and TV Coming in September

"The Gentlemen" and "Slow Horses" return this fall, while the "Reacher" spin-off series "Neagley" makes its debut. See our guide of the biggest Fall TV and streaming releases.

2026 Fall TV and Streaming Watch Guide

&quot;The Gentlemen&quot; and &quot;Slow Horses&quot; return this fall, while the &quot;Reacher&quot; spin-off series &quot;Neagley&quot; makes its debut. See our guide of the biggest Fall TV and streaming releases.

Get a closer look at these actors from their many TV and streaming series roles.

Streaming Stars, Then and Now

Counted amongst the sexiest women in the glamour world, English model Lucy Pinder has graced the covers of some of the hottest British publications such as 'FHM,' 'Nuts,' 'Loaded,' and the 'Daily Star.' She had already been modeling for a few years when she first decided to go for topless photo-shoots and this decision of hers proved to be a turning point in her career. Blessed with a curvaceous figure, she sent ripples across the fashion world with her sizzling hot topless pictures which catapulted her to the status of a supermodel in no time. Her successful modeling career paved the way for a television career as well and she was bombarded with numerous offers to appear on television shows. After making her first appearance on Living TV's series 'I'm Famous and Frightened!,' she went on to appear on Sky Sports as a celebrity soccerette on 'Soccer AM' and as a contestant on a special edition of the 'Weakest Link.' Soon enough, she became a presenter on the 'Nuts TV live show' which further enhanced her popularity.

Back in the early 2000s, Lucy Katherine Pinder was just another young college gal who did not have any specific ideas about what her future was supposed to look like. She was led into the world of modeling purely by a stroke of destiny. Lucy, like other girls, loved to sunbath on the beaches in summer and it was during some such instance in 2003 that she caught the eye of freelance photographer Lee Earle. Impressed by the busty figure of the young girl, he asked her if she would pose for him. She did, and the resultant photographs led to a professional modeling contract with 'Daily Star.' Comfortable with her body, and confident in her demeanor, she soon became a very popular swimsuit model, often posing in risqué and skimpy bikinis. While getting admired for her beautiful big breasts was nothing new to Lucy, initially she refrained from posing topless. She finally shed this inhibition in 2007 and first appeared topless in 'Nuts' that year. Her topless pics sent her fans into frenzy and her popularity peaked at newer heights! The Australian magazine 'Ralph' even declared that she had the "Best Breasts in the World!" By this time she had ventured into television as well and had built a name for herself as a TV personality too. As a successful model and TV personality, she confidently seized the opportunity to appear in films too and has appeared in movies, such as Strippers vs Werewolves (2012), The Seventeenth Kind (2014) and Age of Kill (2015).

Lucy founded her humanitarian foundation Busty Brains. Lucy is active in charity programs as well. Lucy is an eager supporter of charities like Cat protection, MCAC (Male Cancer Awareness Campaign), Tiger Time, Help for Heroes which supports the troops and much more. Lucy was an ambassador for Kick for life, a charity that fought poverty and disease in Third World countries taking football as a medium. Many people may know Lucy Pinder as a model and an actress but she is a philosopher as well. At the age of 21, Lucy graduated from Cambridge taking along with her a Philosophy degree. Lucy published her groundbreaking study on how men tend to objectify and personify a woman's body parts. Llucy also discovered that men do not listen to women while they talk, instead, they focus on one or several of her desirable body parts.

Lucy Pinder is not only recognized as a model but also as an actor. Lucy has been seen in a few films and has made many TV appearances in Dream Team, Book at Bedtime with Lucy Pinder, Celebrity Big Brother and many more.

I&#39;ve never experienced bad bullying. I think pretty much everyone growing up had people who upset
them or teased them. Children can be very cruel to each other, but I never had anything too severe.
Modeling as a career we do get a lot of abuse on social media but it doesn&#39;t get to me, it&#39;s best to
ignore it. I always think it says more about the sort of people doing it anyway. I don&#39;t think anyone
should let the opinions of anyone you don&#39;t respect upset you.

[asked what she likes to do when not modeling]
I&#39;m currently obsessed with baking. My cakes are very good! My family put baking bans on me because I take them homemade cakes so much they&#39;re fearing for their waistlines! I love yoga too.

[on her breasts] They always generated a reaction. When I was at school, just 13, I&#39;d cram them into these white school shirts. Pupils and teachers just didn&#39;t know where to look. Luckily I was calm about myself. I always felt quite comfortable being busty.

When I started off, I still thought I&#39;d be going off to uni. I didn&#39;t like the idea of other under-graduates being familiar with my nipples, so I didn&#39;t show them. Then, it became a sort of trademark - Lucy doesn&#39;t do nipples. Then it turned into a total pain to keep them covered up at shoots. I got paranoid in case one popped out. Finally, I decided to yank them out. I&#39;m glad to say the response was quite favourable.

A fight between <a class="ipc-md-link ipc-md-link--entity" href="/name/nm1732534/?ref_=nmqu_qu">Michelle Marsh</a> and me would be over pretty quickly. I think we&#39;d end up suffocating each other with our breasts.

My decision to do topless was purely financial, if I&#39;m being honest, and by then I&#39;d been in the industry for three years and thought it felt right to become a fully fledged Page Three girl, nipples and all!

I don&#39;t get chatted up really, but I think that might have something to do with the fact I&#39;m not really one for attracting attention. More a quiet night-in sort of girl.

A man who is comfortable and sure about who he is is far more attractive than someone trying to be flash or be something that they&#39;re not. Rugged good looks help too, lol!

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