Eva Mendes baring all for PETA is nothing compared to Eva Mendes baring all for Vogue Italia. Huffington Post has a saucy, tawdry, topless gallery of the We Own The Night star sporting wigs that would make John Waters proud, and little else. Warning: contains toe-sucking.
She may be a timeless style icon—and know how to work a pole—but Dita Von Teese is as down-to-earth as the girl across the street.
There she is, lounging on a bed in plain sight. The sight of her, however, is anything but. Burlesque brunette Dita Von Teese started out as a ballerina. She then ditched the pirouettes, sort of, to undress alongside her best friend and a room of bottle-blonde strippers at a local club. Somehow, Teese's tenacity has seen her through her Bettie Page beginnings all the way past her failed marriage to Marilyn Manson. Below, we sidle up next to Teese to talk corsets, cheetahs, and tabloid piranhas.
It doesn’t get more public than Union Square, which is where Olivier-Joseph Van Temsche and Rasmus Michau will stage their Kiss-in at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Strangers will gather together and kiss the people to the left of them and to the right of them, as Gandhi looks on in approval, and George Washington does so in disgust. But since Temsche and Rasmus are Frenchmen, these kisses will not be of the closed-mouth variety. Your tongue will be in their cheek.
We’re living in the Age of the Firecrotch, where the hair down there can grab national headlines. In walks Betty with a mischievous proposition: wanna change colors? betty beauty is a one-year-old business venture by entrepreneur Nancy Jarecki that helps women color their, er, world. You know what? Enough beating around the bush. It’s dye for pubic hair. It comes in the traditional blonde, brown, auburn and black, but the most popular color (outselling others 7-to-1) is called FUN betty, and that’s a hot pink. New specialty colors are MALIBU betty (aqua blue), LOVE betty (sassy red), and LUCKY betty (envious green). This product, of course, does not apply to those who prefer the INVISIBLE betty.
By GABO.
We didn’t really understand the title of the LUMAS gallery’s latest show, “Boudoir—A Hint of Sensuality,” so we looked it up. Webster’s Dictionary defines “Boudoir” as “a room where a lady may retire to be alone; a pouting room.” And, appropriately, it’s the perfect theme to tie together the sixteen photographs in the exhibit, running March 27 through June 10. Each picture features a woman or couple in a general state of melancholy and uninhibited sexuality.
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