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Woman, 33, watching 50 Shades of Grey arrested for masturbating at movie theater

That's one way to wind up in cuffs! Woman, 33, watching 50 Shades of Grey arrested for masturbating at movie theater in Mexico during S&M-filled drama

Police in Sinaloa, Mexico, arrested a woman for masturbating last week
She was in the twelfth row during a screen of the popular S&M drama
After being put in handcuffs, the unmarried woman was taken off premises
Film dominated at box office last weekend with $81.7million in ticket sales

A woman, 33, watching 50 Shades of Grey at a movie theater in Sinaloa, Mexico got taken out in handcuffs

A woman watching 50 Shades of Grey at a movie theater in Mexico got taken out in handcuffs - and not because she went with a Christian Grey impersonator.

Moviegoers at a cinema in Sinaloa, Mexico, called police after noticing a woman masturbating during the movie.

The unmarried 33-year-old had managed to secure herself a prime seat in the twelfth row of the theater to watch the blockbuster.

The woman had gone to see the film two days after its release on Valentine's Day, La Verdad reported.

Police arrived at the cinema and arrested the woman for public indecency.

The unmarried woman was masturbating in a seat in the twelfth row of the theater during the blockbuster

Handcuffs were snapped on her wrists and she was removed from the premises.

Although the woman might disagree, the film has received mixed reviews from critics.

Based on the best-selling novel by E.L. James, the movie stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan.

in the film, which is known for its S&M content, student Anastasia Steele's (Johnson) life changes when she meets handsome billionaire Christian Grey (Dorman) and they begin a relationship.

The film, which dominated at the box office last weekend with $81.7million in ticket sales, grossed $23.2 million this weekend, USA TODAY reported.

Paul Dergarabedian of ticket-sales firm Rentrak said: 'The film is now over $400 million worldwide.

'It's an unqualified, out-and-out success.

'This movie was a sprinter out of the gate, posting the biggest opening weekend ever for February and become a worldwide phenomenon the minute it was released.'

French study suggests Wearing Bra is Bad For Health

A new French study suggests some women should throw their bras in the trash.

Professor Jean-Denis Rouillon, a sports medicine specialist from Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Besancon in Besancon, France, published a study on Wednesday that shows that wearing bras may not prevent women's breasts from sagging, and may in fact increase it.

"Our first results confirm the hypothesis that the bra is a false need," Rouillon told France Info. "Medically, physiologically, anatomically, the breast does not benefit from being deprived of gravity. Instead, it languishes with a bra."

The 15-year study involved 330 volunteers between the ages 18 and 35. Researchers measured their breasts using a slide ruler and a caliper and recorded any changes throughout the study period.

Women who did not wear bras had a 7 millimeter lift as measured from their nipples each year. Their breasts were also firmer, and their stretch marks faded. There was also no evidence that the bras helped get rid of back pain.

The researchers believed that wearing bras prevented the growth of breast tissue, which lead to deterioration of the muscles that support the breasts. If you don't wear a bra, the muscles are worked-out more, the findings suggest.

One volunteer, a 28-year-old woman named Capucine said that she hasn't worn a bra in two years. She told France Info that not wearing the underwear has helped her breathe better, stand straighter and have less backpain.

However, not everyone should eschew bras. While he believes the study shows that bras are unnecessary, Roullion said that a 45-year-old mother who has worn a bra her whole life may not see any benefits if she decided to toss her brassiere, because the study did not involve women older than 35 years old.

"It would be dangerous to advise all women to stop wearing their soutien-gorge (bra) as the women involved were not a representative sample of the population," he told the Connextion.

The New York Times reported that the findings have been met with jokes in the French media, including some columnist who have expressed "astonishment" that the study took so long and was still considered as "preliminary" research.