Leaked ‘Take Me Out’ video shows naked Jesse Williams on stage of Broadway show

 

1	Leaked ‘Take Me Out’ video shows naked Jesse Williams on stage of Broadway show TUESDAY, MAY 10

Jesse Williams is baring it all on stage in “Take Me Out,” but one theatergoer decided to share it with the world.

Theatergoers should have their cell phones locked up in Yondr felt pouches with a magnetic security tags — a practice the Hayes Theater instituted to protect cast members, including stars Williams and Patrick J. Adams, during several nude scenes.

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  Wed, May 11 at 3:24 AM

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  Hi, evolution:
  

  
  

  Recently, I set up gpg with a friend. The email is not like a normal
  

  gpg email - it is partly encrypted, and It is not decrypted in
  

  evolution. If I open the mail, it starts with this:
  

  
  

  - -----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
  

  Version: Mailvelope v4.5.2
  

  Comment: https://www.mailvelope.com
  

  
  

  wcDMA/XsKeoeHpImAQv8DeXOeZHTwuij2ydaEyT2z27bNvHAthFVSrWUYHQw
  

  ...
  

  =uX69
  

  - -----END PGP MESSAGE-----
  

  
  

  I do not have problem with other friends encrypted emails. What's the
  

  problem with this one?
  

  
  

  best regards,
  

  wxie
  

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  ZpSNYWcZLb+Msaxv/kMVKTdMflDdUOFel4cSnAmuSY3BdEjh/UvvZiblG1Pemipi
  

  PMvMYCZ6FkS7n1KtX0t6IX6Ap8tx6DEHgYOVYvLqjF+G1nJq/AqxVWtABNICOl9u
  

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  LSH1y14i
  

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  Milan Crha via evolution-list <evolution-list@gnome.org>Unsubscribe

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  Wed, May 11 at 3:50 AM

  On Wed, 2022-05-11 at 15:24 +0800, Wensheng Xie via evolution-list
  wrote:
  > I do not have problem with other friends encrypted emails. What's the
  > problem with this one?
  
      Hi,
  the gpg (not Evolution) has a problem to decode the encrypted data,
  indicated by all those red lines:
  
    gpg: invalid radix64 character 2E skipped
    gpg: invalid radix64 character 2E skipped
    gpg: invalid radix64 character 2E skipped
    gpg: CRC error; E45FEB - B97EBD
  
  whether it's caused by the message creator software or by some
  post/pre-processing of the message by the Evolution, before passing it
  to the gpg, is hard to say. It depends on several aspects, especially
  the message source.
  
  Are the other recipients, those from whom the decryption works, also
  using the same message creator software or they use a different mail
  client?
  
      Bye,
      Milan
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  Wed, May 11 at 4:10 AM

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  Thanks for the reply.
  
  > indicated by all those red lines:
  >
  >    gpg: invalid radix64 character 2E skipped
  >    gpg: invalid radix64 character 2E skipped
  >    gpg: invalid radix64 character 2E skipped
  >    gpg: CRC error; E45FEB - B97EBD
  >
  I think these are caused by my partly copied email. If I copy the full
  email and put it in a text file, I can decrypt it, but why evolution
  can not?
  
  > Are the other recipients, those from whom the decryption works, also
  > using the same message creator software or they use a different mail
  > client?
  >
  It is clear that my friend uses a different mail client. However, I
  don't think gpg has to be used within same mail client.
  
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  Wed, May 11 at 4:28 AM

  On Wed, 2022-05-11 at 16:10 +0800, Wensheng Xie wrote:
  > I think these are caused by my partly copied email.
  
      Hi,
  do you mean you edited the message content after it had been received
  by usual means? I guess not.
  
  > If I copy the full email and put it in a text file, I can decrypt it,
  > but why evolution can not?
  
  The message structure matters, I believe. Would it be possible to share
  the *original* (unedited) message, please? Not on the list, you can
  send it only to me. As long as it's encrypted I won't be able to see
  the content, but I could see a similar error messages as you see, if
  gpg fails soon enough.
  
  > However, I don't think gpg has to be used within same mail client.
  
  Yeah, I didn't mean it that way. I meant to check what clients the
  other users use. If it's "one user with client X fails, other 10 users
  with 5 different clients do not fail", then it's likely there's
  something odd with the client the one user uses.
  
      Bye,
      Milan
  
  P.S.: by the way, Reply to List (Ctrl+L) works fine for me on this
  mailing list

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