Hold the dark holiday in your palms, Bite it, swallow it and survive, Come out the far black tunnel of el Día de Muerte And be glad, ah so glad you are… alive! — Ray Bradbury, The Halloween Tree We’re always in an October state of mind around here, but today officially begins the best … Continue reading October State of Mind
Category: pinups
Margot Monday
It’s Monday and we all just need to look at something pretty, amirite? Well, Margot Robbie pretty much has “pretty” covered—and then some. One of these days I’ll write some more about how absurdly talented she is, how she not only acts circles around most modern actresses but also produces and slides between blockbusters and … Continue reading Margot Monday
Michelle Monday
Baby Pfeiffer’s alert! Michelle’s promotional shots as Samantha “Sunshine” Jensen in B.A.D. Cats (1980) never fail to lift the spirits—and other things too, if you know what I mean, and I think you do. Positively smoldering. Mesmerizing eyes, hypnotic lips: Baby Pfeiffer is an assassin. We’ve shared these leggy shots of La Pfeiffer before and … Continue reading Michelle Monday
Heather Thomas Tuesday
Heather was one of the leading faces—and bodies—of the ‘80s workout craze. Take a look, and you’ll see why. #smokeshow
Workers’ Rights are Human Rights
A couple of “riveting” pinups for Labor Day, and a heartfelt thanks to the American labor movement.
Bombshells: Betty Grable, the Girl with the Million Dollar Legs
"I became a star for two reasons, and I'm standing on them." — Betty Grable Legs for days. American actress and pinup model Betty Grable (1916–1973) was a big box office draw, starring in many successful films during her movie career, including Mother Wore Tights (1947) and How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)—the latter of … Continue reading Bombshells: Betty Grable, the Girl with the Million Dollar Legs
Bombshells: Chili Williams, the Polka-Dot Girl
A popular pinup girl in her day, the Minneapolis-born Chili Williams would still likely be categorized as a minor bombshell. Her film career lasted less than a decade—which certainly wasn’t uncommon for minor bombshells of the 1940s and 1950s—but she earned everlasting fame as “The Polka-Dot Girl” after a photo of her sporting a polka-dotted … Continue reading Bombshells: Chili Williams, the Polka-Dot Girl






