【old men and young boy sex videos】Enter to watch online.James Franco has a YouTube channel about philosophy because of course he does

Just because you're a world-famous actor doesn't mean you can't have old men and young boy sex videosa side hustle.

James Franco's got a bunch of them. As well as being a movie star he's also a published poet and an artist. And now he's added yet another string to his bow: philosopher.

SEE ALSO: The teaser for James Franco's 'The Deuce' is pretty clean for an HBO porn drama

Yep: James Franco and his buddy Dr Eliot Michaelson (a lecturer at King's College London) have launched a YouTube channel together called "Philosophy Time".

It appears to have been created at the end of last year, but the first four uploads were all posted on Tuesday.

Mashable Trend Report Decode what’s viral, what’s next, and what it all means. Sign up for Mashable’s weekly Trend Report newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

"Join multi-talented actor/director/poet/too much other stuff to list James Franco and the not at all multi-talented Eliot Michaelson as they take you on a tour of contemporary philosophy," reads the channel's description. "With special guests."

The videos are about five minutes each. They mainly consist of academics speaking about a specific topic while James and Eliot throw in a few questions.

We've embedded all the videos below, but the TL;DW version can pretty much be summed up by this gif of James Franco listening intently while deep in serious thought:

Via Giphy

Enjoy...

Metaphors.

Imagination.

The ethics of abortion.

Beauty.

4K subscribers and counting so far.

---

Featured Video For You

---

Florida man or tech billionaire?

---

• focus
• hotspot
• recreation
• fashion
• relaxation
• synthesize
• knowledge
• explore

• N0rb3r7 высказался о проблемах игроков, находящихся в запасе после исключения из основного состава
• TRON Just Had a Record
• WCBT’s Obon Festival This Saturday
• Indonesia to Host Coinfest Asia, First and Biggest Crypto Festival in Asia
• TV presenter interviews an empty chair to destroy no
• Bitsliced, the Revolution Behind Asset Tokenization
• ‘Harold and Kumar’ Go to JANM
• The Power of Dance
• The OLED Burn
• MANAA Condemns Sony Pictures’ ‘Aloha’ Film

• EWP Presents ‘Criers for Hire’
• New Initiative Aimed at Improving Diversity in Film
• AI Network Launches on Bittrex Global
• 29th Gardena Cymbidium Show on Feb. 20
• Cold Tofu Leaps for Laughs at Maryknoll
• Author Christine Piper to Discuss ‘After Darkness’
• DreamHack Winter groups drawn
• Special Screening of ‘Manzanar Fishing Club’
• Inside LBank’s Derivatives Trading Update
• Pledge ‘Allegiance’

• Cincinnati Bengals vs. Jacksonville Jaguars 2023 livestream: Watch NFL for free
• San Fernando Valley Buddhist Temple Obon Festival 2015
• Learning Some New Steps
• Global Blockchain Congress by Agora Group Is Coming to Vietnam!?
• NYT's The Mini crossword answers for December 23
• INTO THE NEXT STAGE: Attacking Comedy Hosts While a Guest on Their Show
• ‘Shakespeareana & Tanka’ in Venice
• EXIT Partners With NFT
• 'True Detective' Season 4, episode 1: Burning questions explored
• Mifune to Receive Star on Walk of Fame in 2016

• The Weird World of AI Hallucinations
• ‘Harold and Kumar’ Go to JANM
• Sun Café: Stories of San Diego
• INTO THE NEXT STAGE: Anatomy of the Campaign Against Cameron Crowe’s Insult to Hawaii: ‘Aloha’
• Today I learned my iPhone has this cool AI feature that proves its smarts
• Hirahara to Be Honored at 29th Author Recognition Lunch
• Bitsliced, the Revolution Behind Asset Tokenization
• Obon Observance at Senshin Temple
• 15 memes that defined 2019
• OceanONDA V4 Is Now Live With Data NFTs, Solving Rug Pulls