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This 1933 documentary film shows a reporter assigned to write an article on a nudist camp. The film was designed to be shown at small movie theaters as a shocking, exploitation-type movie. Movies of this type were frequently shown at circuses, sideshows, and other traveling shows. The 35-minute film is basically a tour of a nudist camp, showing the people at meals, playing volleyball, baseball, hiking, jogging, playing leapfrog, and other daily activities, except they are all nude. A somewhat amusing and funny film, especially when watched today.

Looks like this guy was really enjoying the warm temps at Arapahoe Basin over the weekend. He took lap down Montezuma Bowl at Colorado's Arapahoe Basin — buck naked — in April of this year and lost his IKON pass for the rest of the season. It doesn’t seem like he regretted the decision too much:

Bill Clinton sings how great it is to be nude

WatchCut asked best friends Jesse and Nikita to paint each other nude while discussing their bodies.

Ripped and always on display, semi-naked personal trainer Ashley surprises grocery customers after being body painted.

Clear back in 2002, Family Guy aired an episode (Season 3, Episode 18) that involved a naturist family, and Peter and Lois jump right in ... eventually. In the episode, Peter saves a drowning man while out fishing on his boat. The Griffins are invited over to share dinner with his family. Lois and Peter are shocked to discover that the entire family are nudists, but their teen-aged son takes an interest in Meg. After devastating Meg with their refusal to accept the "alternative lifestyle," Peter and Lois invite the son to play board games, and shed their clothes to make him feel more welcome. The episode is available on Hulu+. Some clips: Full episode:

The editors of the U.S. Public Health Service professional journal advise people to swim nude to prevent sea lice infection. "In the interest of good public health research and practice, we feel compelled to note that abandoning swimming garments altogether, usually referred to as 'nude bathing' or 'skinny dipping,' might go a long way to reducing the occurrence of this disease," the editors wrote. Their suggestion appears in an issue of Public Health Reports, at the bottom of a study about the risk of developing the seabather's eruption, a rash that can afflict ocean swimmers from March to August. The rash, commonly called sea lice, generally appears in areas of the body covered by swimsuits because microscopic jellyfish get trapped beneath the material and release a venom that irritates ...

John Dillermand has an extraordinary penis. So extraordinary, in fact, that it can perform rescue operations, etch murals, hoist a flag, and even steal ice-cream from children. Danish public network DR recently began airing a new animated series aimed at four- to eight-year-olds about John Dillermand, the man with the world’s longest penis who overcomes hardships and challenges with his record-breaking genitals. Since premiering, opponents of the show condemned the idea of a man who cannot control his penis. “Is this really the message we want to send to children while we are in the middle of a huge #MeToo wave?” wrote Danish author Anne Lise Marstrand-Jørgensen, according to The Guardian. Gender researcher Christian Groe believes the program’s celebration of the power of male ge...

Icelandic telecommunications company Nova attracted a lot of attention with their ad promoting a sale on smartwatches which emphasizes how these smartwatches allow people to leave their phones behind and be free. The company wants to draw attention to the importance of mental health and mental wellbeing. It shows completely naked people of all shapes and sizes going about their daily exercise. "We encourage people to be aware of screen time, social media browsing, and watching TV," the company said in a statement. "With the campaign, we are celebrating the body. We are all beautiful and we want people to feel good, exactly as they are. On social media, we are blasted with unrealistic beauty and body standards — not the reality. Excessive use of social media can affect our self-image and Úr...