Rachel Ward in Sharky's Machine (1981).
This very-1980s film borrows part of its plot
from a very-1940s film, Laura. (But watch
Laura first, if you can.)
5/22/09
5/21/09
Miss Trish Van Devere
Good photographs of lovely Trish Van Devere
are really hard to find.
I just saw her in Harry in Your Pocket (1973) on TCM,
the best darn channel on all of television, and I couldn't
take my eyes off her. (See upper right corner photo.)
5/20/09
5/19/09
More Loose Blondes 2
Some people's hard drives are filled with viruses, spam,
registers, Trojans, packets, worms, payloads, dialers,
replication modules, spyware, adware, mutation engines,
bots, key loggers, and cookies. Mine has loose blondes
floating around inside. They clog up the system. They
don't really fit in a named folder or one of the many
Starlet Showcase categories. They simply hover inside
the system, waiting for their turn to be posted. So
here goes. . .
5/18/09
5/17/09
5/16/09
Take It Uneasy
My ears picked up the song Take It Easy by either The Eagles or Jackson Browne on a Muzak system somewhere, probably at the grocery store, I'm not really sure, and hey, forgive me, but I just hate that song. I mean, really, really hate it. And, as an antidote, I've been listening to these...uh...what ya might call Take It Uneasy songs. If you like Jackson Browne's Take It Easy, go listen to it on YouTube or some place. Otherwise, cleanse your hearing with one of these. Some are rather Not Safe For Work, and all of them are not safe for your work cubicle desk speakers. (And if you're in a mellow mood, go elsewhere for a while.)
Whewww! That's better.
Bravo Rio Bravo!
Angie Dickinson, John Wayne, and Howard Hawks
make Rio Bravo (1959) with Dean Martin, Walter
Brennan, Ward Bond, Harry Carey, Jr., Ricky
Nelson, and everybody's favorite fabulous senorita,
Estelita Rodriguez.
(From Life magazine.)
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