The Art of the Ad: Fly the Friendly Skies, Part 2

One of our earliest “Art of the Ad” entries focused on the Golden Age of Air Travel. Well, almost three years later, we’re back with more stewardesses and passengers happily flying the friendly skies. Air travel was so vastly different then, so much more free spirited and less rigid. One need only look at the … Continue reading The Art of the Ad: Fly the Friendly Skies, Part 2

Michelle Monday

Today, we’re flashing back to Michelle Pfeiffer at the Los Angeles premiere of Stardust, July 29, 2007. She was forty-nine years young at the time. Has a human being ever looked more perfect than Michelle does here? No, it’s not possible. Just see for yourself and tell me I’m wrong. Simply irresistible. The woman never fails … Continue reading Michelle Monday

Lost and Found: The Majorettes

Fun facts: The Majorettes (1986) was written by the cowriter of George Romero’s seminal Night of the Living Dead (1968) and directed by the actor who played the cemetery zombie in that same film. A nice pedigree that surely must bode well for The Majorettes, right? Well, ah, not quite. No, those trivia nuggets mean … Continue reading Lost and Found: The Majorettes

Indiscriminate Use of Indescribable Hotness

I’m always down for some indiscriminate use of indescribable hotness, especially when it comes courtesy of my pfriend Paul. Check out Paul’s post below, after gazing upon Michelle and Meg first, of course. It’s a miserable Monday… it’s been cold, dull and damp here all day. Now it’s just started snowing. Brrrr. So let’s brighten … Continue reading Indiscriminate Use of Indescribable Hotness