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August 8, 2010
Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die Haircut!
Only footage (at end) of Malcolm McLaren's First Pre-Punk Boutique and Ted Hangout, Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die prefaced by Teddy Boy receiving Extreme front quiff coifure from London barber.
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Prince Albert Of Monaco Visits Graceland
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Prince Albert Of Monaco Visits Graceland
Prince Albert of Monaco, son of the late actress Grace Kelly, and fiancé Charlene Wittstock are vacationing in the United States this week and paid a visit to American royalty today when they toured Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion in Memphis, home to the undisputed King of Rock 'n' Roll.The couple visited Presley's historic home which is a pop culture time capsule, decorated in traditional American styling's from the 50s, 60s and 70s. During their tour, they also paid their respects to Presley at his grave located in Graceland's Meditation Garden. Prior to the tour of Graceland, the couple was treated to a traditional Southern meal which included Bar-B-Q, as Memphis is known as the Bar-B-Q capital of the world.
When asked about why Memphis and Graceland were selected as part of the itinerary for an American vacation tour, Prince Albert of Monaco commented, 'If you're on a summer holiday, you've got to come at this time of year. I've always wanted to come to Graceland. Charlene and my friends wanted to be here today for this visit, Elvis touched our lives as well and the lives of so many people. We wanted to pay our respects'.
The Prince's marriage to Wittstock next summer will be the first of a sitting prince since Albert's father, Rainier III, married actress Grace Kelly in 1956. The prince and his princess-to-be, an Olympic swimmer from South Africa, will wed in July of 2011 in a ceremony that will reportedly take place inside the Prince's 235-room palace. Elvis Presley's Graceland in comparison sits on 13 acres with 38 rooms with 20-thousand plus square feet. Annually, Graceland draws 600,000 visitors from all over the world who tour the music icon's Memphis mansion.
Following the tour of Graceland, Prince Albert of Monaco went on to praise Elvis for his contributions to the entertainment industry and charitable causes. 'He was an extraordinary figure of his time and our time. His legacy was tremendous in terms of the music he created, his films, and in terms of him as an entertainment personality. The generosity that he showed toward others is simply remarkable and I think it's these aspects of his character, his persona, that make him such a special person'.
Over the years Graceland has played host to a variety of music and film celebrities along with international newsmakers such as a sitting U. S. President, the Prime Minister of Japan.
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Posterous Roulette Day! Let it Ride, Baby! Dear Posterous: I'm totally with you on the DoS, but... Sincerely, Limbs
- Posterous Roulette Day!
- Let it Ride, Baby!
- Dear Posterous:
- I'm totally with you on the DoS, but thought you'd like to know, this is the second time today I've autoposted to a Blog I don't own.
- I'm not being one of those whiny Weekend Bloggers who're peopling your comment section like neurotic neophytes. God knows if anyone should be traumatized by the interruption in continuous Blogging caused by the DoS Anti-Posterous, it would be me and my Rainman compulsion to singlehandedly post the Internet, which, at the very least, if we're making lemonade gave my carpal tunnel from your post editor an unsatisfying but smoothe ride in the only thing Blogger which is its Cadillac better; however...
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Posterous Roulette Day! Let it Ride, Baby! Dear Posterous: I'm totally with you on the DoS, but... Sincerely, Limbs
- Posterous Roulette Day!
- Let it Ride, Baby!
- Dear Posterous:
- I'm totally with you on the DoS, but thought you'd like to know, this is the second time today I've autoposted to a Blog I don't own.
- I'm not being one of those whiny Weekend Bloggers who're peopling your comment section like neurotic neophytes. God knows if anyone should be traumatized by the interruption in continuous Blogging caused by the DoS Anti-Posterous, it would be me and my Rainman compulsion to singlehandedly post the Internet, which, at the very least, if we're making lemonade gave my carpal tunnel from your post editor an unsatisfying but smoothe ride in the only thing Blogger which is its Cadillac better; however...
Sincerely,
Limbs
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John Strausbaugh & Giorgio Gomelsky - Air date: 07-16-01
John Strausbaugh (born, 1951) is an American author, cultural commentator, and host of the New York Times "Weekend Explorer" video podcast series on New York City.
Strausbaugh's books have examined the history of recreational drug use (The Drug User: Documents 1840-1960, co-edited with Donald Blaise, with an introduction by William S. Burroughs, 1990), the intersection of politics and popular culture in the White House (Alone With the President, 1992), the priesthood that spreads the gospel of Elvisism (E: Reflections on the Birth of the Elvis Faith, 1995) and Rock and Roll's infidelity to the youth culture that created it (Rock 'Til You Drop: The Decline From Rebellion to Nostalgia, 2001), which was declared "the definitive word on the senescent Rolling Stones" by The New York Times.
Strausbaugh's next book, the controversial, Black Like You: Blackface, Whiteface, Insult & Imitation in American Popular Culture, 2006 explored race relations in popular culture, including the pervasive and long-lasting impact of black-face performance in rock and roll, hip-hop, advertising, "gangsta-lit" and contemporary Hollywood film-making. His new book, Sissy Nation: How America Became a Culture of Wimps & Stoopits, will be released on February 5th, 2008.
Strausbaugh is a regular contributor to the New York Times, The Washington Post, and Cabinet Magazine. He also worked as a contributor and editor of The New York Press from 1990 until late 2002, when the paper was sold to Avalon Equity Partners. He established the paper as an independent thinking and often irreverent voice, which directly competed with the city's more traditionally liberal downtown paper, The Village Voice.
External Links: John Strausbaugh's Website [1]Giorgio Gomelsky is an influential music manager and record producer. His owned the famous Crawdaddy Club where The Rolling Stones were hired as house band, and he was involved with their early management. He hired The Yardbirds as a replacement and managed them. He was also their producer from the beginning through 1966. He apparently currently owns all of The Yardbirds tapes, although legend has it that the actual multi-track tapes are in the pocession of Gomelsky's divorced wife. In 1967, the started Marmalade Records (distributed by Polydor), which featured "Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and The Trinity", The Blossom Toes, and early recordings by Graham Gouldman, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme, who later became 3/4's of 10cc. The label shut down abruptly in 1969 under confusing circumstances (some say Gomelsky simply shut the doors and disappeared without notifying Polydor or any of his artists). Giorgio was also instrumental in the careers of the following artists: The Soft Machine, Daevid Allen & Gong and Magma The Soft Machine's first single (EP) was produced by Giorgio. Gong's first 5 LP's were created under Giorgio's auspices. The Gong LP's from France were on Giorgio's experimental label BYG also called ACTUEL Later GONG's trilogy was released among the first titles at VIRGIN records, UK. The French band Giorgio produced, MAGMA, was almost an orchestra of rock sound and recorded in its own language! (no libretto or translation provided!)
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Punk Bars: Lady Inmates | Newest Ladies | Male Inmates | Serving Inmates Since 1998
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Cover of 1978 Cheri Magazine with the Dead Boys "Punks Baddest Peckers"
"Cherry Bomb & The Dead Boys" feature from the February 1978 issue of Cheri.
"Sicker than the Stones, worse marauders than Morrison on meth, more erotic even than Iggy on Iggy, the Dead Boys are the
undisputed princes of punk New York."
Women in prison are looking for someone on the outside to write to through the US Mail to help make their time while incarcerated go by quicker. They typically seek someone to be a friend with compassion and understanding, open-minded, open hearted, with a sense of humor and a big shoulder. Writing allows them to share their dreams, their fantasies, their hopes for a better future upon their release.
Lonely Attractive Inmates in the USA Seek Penpals
Can you imagine what it must be like for attractive men and women to be without companionship? These incarcerated female and male inmates are paying a price for crimes they have committed. These inmates are very real and are seeking you! Why not give it a try? Make the day of a lonely inmate! He/She will get excited when his/her name is called to receive a letter from you. Just think how lonely it must feel at mail call to never hear your name, especially after being locked up for several years and family and friends have deserted you. All of these prisoners behind bars have written me a letter requesting to be listed. It can be a lot of fun communicating with these individuals. Don't be shy, give it a try!
Male and female inmates do not have access to a computer or the Internet so all correspondence will be through the U.S. Mail. I ask that you treat these attractive male and female inmates with some dignity and respect. After all, these individuals are human beings, have feelings, and many of them want to straighten out their lives! Let's give them a reason to hope for a better future.
We supply no additional information of the male and female inmates other than what is written and submitted by them. All inmates listed must be in prison or jail somewhere in the United States.
To start your search for female inmate pen pals simply click on an age group on the left side of this page. For male inmate pen pals click on an age group on the right side of this page. Enjoy your visit!
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Ultimate Punk (Best Selection of Punk Rock Pics and Covers Still!) Culled from 'Punk' Magazine and 'New York Rocker' for all Facebook Punks still alive!
Interview
Eric Kane (foremost bondage and restraint photo studio master).
"I Was a Nude Golf Caddy" by Cheri Bomb.
Movie Clips: "Every Inch a Lady" starring Darby Lloyd Rains, Harry Reems, David Savage, Kim Pope. "The Story Of Joanna" starring Jamie Gillis and Terri Hall directed by Gerard Damiano. "The Naughty Victorians" starring Sarah Nicholson, Susan Sloane, Beerbohm Tree, Heather Brown and Angel Barrett. "The Divine Obsession" starring Julia Franklin, Tony Dexter and Bree Anthony. "Anyone But My Husband" starring C.J.Laing, Beerbohm Tree, Robert Kerr and Bree Anthony. Feature Starlet: Helena Ross. Feature Interviews Al Levitsky and Tuppy Owens.
Oui November 1982
"A Crotchwork Orange: OUI19's Southern California Talent Search (Part II) by Raven de la Crois and John Littel.
Oui July 1980
Conversation
Meat Loaf by Jan Golab. The Baby Huey of rock explains all about the remarkable success of Bat out of Hell, his imminent sardom in Roadie, his unnatural dedication to Frank Sinatra and -- most importantly -- the essence of "brainlock."
Small Talk
A Raunchy Rap with the TNT Lady.
Tanya Tucker by Robert McGarvey.
Cheri January 1978
Interview
Eric Kane (foremost bondage and restraint photo studio master).Features
"Lucifer's Lady" by Renee Rousseau."The Return of Mrs. Claus" (Carole Noelle) by Michelle Craven, photos by Peter Hurd.
"I Was a Nude Golf Caddy" by Cheri Bomb.
"Sandy Freedom (Meet the maiden who will lead CHERI's crusade for legalized nude beaches)" by Sandy Freedom, photos by Peter Hurd.
"Two Years of Midnight Blue" an Anne Rinestone portfolio.
Photos by Ed Seeman.
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Cheri February 1978 Adults Only Price: $18.95 Adults Only
Cheri March 1978 Adults Only Price: $18.95 Adults Only
Cheri April 1978 Adults Only Price: $18.95 Adults Only
Cheri May 1978
- Vickie Lou
- Kate Horn
- Jane Gross
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Cheri May 1978
- Vickie Lou
- Kate Horn
- Jane Gross
- Cheri June 1978
"The Slopergrope Girl"
Cheri August 1978
- Nona Hendryx
- Lorna Brooke
- Kathy Monroe
- Ilah Davies
Cheri September 1978
Featuring Kelly, Annie, Renee, and Vanessa.
Cheri October 1978
Cheri November 1978
Fanne Foxe.
Cheri December 1978
- Jane Gross
Cheri May 1978
- Vickie Lou
- Kate Horn
- Jane Gross
Cheri June 1978
Features
"The Slopergrope Girl" by Jerome Moses."Valerie Clark -- Remember That Name" by Andrea Ambers.
"C-8596 Fla." by Michelle Craven.
"How I Cured Mia Culper" by Brother Larry.
Models
- Sharon Dening
- Carine
Photos by Geoff Howes and Michael McKenzie.
Cheri August 1978
- Nona Hendryx
- Lorna Brooke
- Kathy Monroe
- Ilah Davies
Cheri September 1978
Featuring Kelly, Annie, Renee, and Vanessa.
Cheri October 1978
Cheri November 1978
Fanne Foxe.
Cheri December 1978
- Jane Gross
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