Gone Too Soon: Mamorial Day Top 10
Gone Too Soon: Mamorial Day Top 10
Blog Posts about Elizabeth Taylor
For leaving her headlights on! Thank you, thank you, we'll be here all week.
Lindsay Lohan donned this see-through t-shirt for a trip to a Beverly Hills jeweler this past weekend, thus combining her duties as a Playboy cover girl and research for her potential role (key word "potential" -ed) role as "White Diamonds" creator Elizabeth Taylor.
After returning to her car, Lindsay (and the horde of paparazzi that surround her 24/7) discovered that she had received not one, but two parking tickets while she was in the store, also fulfilling her "legal trouble" quota for the day.
Say what you want about Lindsay's acting skills, but she's one hell of a multi-tasker.
More pics after the jump!
Elizabeth Taylor, the epitome of old-school Hollywood glamour, died in Los Angeles yesterday of congestive heart failure. Liz was known for her torrid personal life as well as her magnetic screen presence and patrician beauty, marrying no less than 8 times (to 7 men- Richard Burton received the honor of being Mr. Elizabeth Taylor twice).
Liz started acting at the tender age of 9, and had her first big breakthroughs as Lassie's sidekick and as a young equestrian in National Velvet (1944). In the 1950s she starred in award-winning epics like Giant (1956), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958), and Suddenly, Last Summer (1959) and won an Oscar for her performance in Butterfield 8 (1960). In a case of diva life imitating diva art, her adulterous sexcapades with costar Burton scandalized Hollywood and delayed the release of Cleopatra (1963).
In the late 60's and 70's La Liz continued to bring the diva full force, pushing the envelope with outrageous 
moments like seducing her husband's mistress in X,Y, and Zee (1972), bath time with Mia Farrow in Secret Ceremony (1968) and a roadside BJ in Driver's Seat (1975). Her last onscreen role was in the live action adaptation of The Flintstones (1994), where she was still a stunner at 62.
Liz committed herself to raising money for AIDS research in her later years, despite her deterioriating health. This grande dame of the dramatic arts made an indelible impact on Hollywood, and her white diamonds will sparkle on forever.
By Maximilian Mueller
Part of the new generation of extreme porn stars, Ashley Blue exploded onto the scene in 2002, appearing in titles like Young and Anal, Violation of Ashley Blue, and Two in the Seat 1.
With her disarmingly sexy Elizabeth Taylor-esque appeal, no-holes-barred attitude, and her willingness to try anything twice, Ashley made an impression on fans and critics alike.
Some of the awards she has racked up include the 2004 AVN Award for Female Performer of the Year, the 2005 AVN Award for Best All-Girl Sex Scene, and the 2007 AVN Award for Most Outrageous Sex Scene.
Her new movie Sugar Town comes out on Vivid Alt in November.
Ashley recently took some time out to discuss her thoughts on art, squirting, televised litigation and Julian “Warlock” Sands with Maximilian Mueller.
Read the full interview after the jump.
Immortal Sex and Beauty Icon Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile, Took Her Own Life by Applying a Venomous Snake to Her Breast on This Date, 2,038 Years Ago.
Her rule of ancient Egypt is legendary.
She provided a signature role for screen vamps Theda Bara and Elizabeth Taylor.
She has served as the subject of numerous highbrow and lowbrow films alike.
And she laid down some of the most crucial cornerstones of goth-girl culture.
For those reasons, among others, Cleopatra lives on as one of humanity's -- and, especially, Hollywood's -- truly timeless glamor goddesses.
Learn more, and see some naked pyramids, after the jump.
By Dick Lickington
Ah, the majesty of the Roman Empire! The marching legions of Julius Caesar, the breathtaking spectacle of the Circus Maximus, and the legendary debauchery of Rome's most notorious Emperor, Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus- better known by his one-word moniker "Caligula."
