Episode 2. So butts are okay on FX, but not boobs? That sucks, though you'll totally love the view of Lizzie Brochere's cute butt and Sarah Paulson's side boob during their bathtub scene. Also, check out Chloe Sevigne's panties as she sluts it up in the asylum kitchen.

Season 13 Episode 18 of Law and Order SVU starred the lovely Chloe Sevigny. She played the sexy wife of a sales exec that while during a video cam call, Skype, an intruder breaks into the house. She of course was wearing some damn sexy lingerie as you will see in the clips. In HD!

Based on the life of Howard Marks, a British drug smuggler, this is has a whole lot of elements that made it fun to watch. A bit of drug history, a bit of biography, humor, and nudity! Chloe Sevigny stars as the girlfriend/wife, and she does get naked a few times throughout the film. Kinsey Packard looks hot in a smaller role and Katie Derry also sheds her clothes. Sex, drug, and Rock N Roll baby! Available on Bluray!

Boys Don't Cry (HD) Based on actual events. Brandon Teena is the popular new guy in a tiny Nebraska town, but Brandon Teena was actually born a woman named Teena Brandon, This movie is odd and features Hilary Swank groomed and dressed as boy but obviously she is a she. What is great about this movie is that we get to see Hilary Swank completely nude, Chloe Sevigny nude, and we get to watch Hilary Swank sucking on Chloe Sevigny's nipples. There are numerous kissing scenes and sex scenes between Hilary Swank and Chloe Sevigny that youre going to love! Hilary Swank has one the most tone and athletic bodies in Hollywood; there is no mistaking her body.

Woody Harrelson, Elisabeth Shue and Chloe Sevigny star in this movie about an ex-con (Harrelson) who finds himself caught up in a fake kidnapping that takes a horrible turn. Done in a very modern noir style, this is also a classic example of a movie that's so hot you'll think there was a ton of nudity even though there really isn't any. We lightened up Chloe's mesh-shirt scene but still can't tell if there's anything there or not.

It's the story of one man's tragic loss of the love of his life. He is Bud Clay. And he races motorcycles. He rides in the 250cc Formula II class of road racing. Round and round he goes, repeating laps over and over until the race is over. The story begins with Bud racing in New Hampshire. Bud's next race is in California in five Days. And so his journey begins across America. And everyday Bud is haunted by the same memories of the last time he saw his true love. Bud will do anything to make those memories disappear. And every day he tries to find a new love. Making outrageous requests of women to come with him on his trip and then leaving them behind after they've agreed. He can't replace Daisy, the only girl he's ever loved and the only girl he will ever love. But every day he tries. And every day I think Chloe Sevigny looks great blowing Vincent Gallo!

A disturbing portrayal of teenage life, AIDS, and the Kids of New York City. Controversial in its content, the film exposes the grim reality of a group of skate-boarders in the space of 24 hours. Telly is (Leo Fitzpatrick) a 17 year old punk whose mission is to de-flower as many young girls as possible. Things turn sour when an old flame finds out she has tested positive for HIV and the only person she has had sex with is Telly. She chases through New York to find him but is too late as he has already de-flowered yet another innocent pre-teen. Also starring Sarah Henderson, Carisa Glucksman, Julie Stebe-Glorius, Michele Lockwood.

Grace (Chloe Sevigny), a diligent journalist, is trying to write a story about Dr. Philip Lacan (Stephen Rea), a physician known for his controversial methods. But the more digging Grace does, the more she uncovers about an incredible conspiracy involving human experimentation. At Dr. Lacan's side is Angelique (Lou Doillon), an alluring woman with a mysterious past. Douglas Buck directs this remake of Brian De Palma's identically titled classic.

I never quite figured out the point of this movie. It's a look at superficial people living superficial lives culminating in a superficial ending. No one is likeable, and at the end you wind up asking yourself "so what?". Considering the outstanding cast, I found it disappointing.

The 2002 drama tells of corporate espionage, corporate moles, deception and trickery, and violence. Revolving around the possible sale of a web site, it is presented in French, Japanese, and English, although the main language is French with English sub-titles for the French and Japanese dialog.

The lives of three lesbian couples are explored in stories set in the same house over three different decades. First, Vanessa Redgrave must deal with discrimination and the loss of her longtime companion in 1961. 1972 finds Michelle Williams and Chloe Sevigny searching for acceptance and love in feminist and gay rights groups. Finally, Ellen DeGeneres and Sharon Stone try to have a baby together amid adversity in the year 2000. 96 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital Surround, Spanish Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; biographies; interactive menus; scene access.

Harmony Korine, scripter of the controversial "Kids," does double duty behind the camera for this off-the-wall drama. Set in a small Ohio town left devastated by a tornado years earlier, the film follows the jobless, aimless adult and teen residents as they go through the motions of living. Nick Sutton, Chloe Sevigny, Max Perlich, Linda Manz star. 95 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English stereo; photo gallery with commentary by Korine; scene access.