Blog Posts about Anita Ekberg

We've got a right proper crop of British beauties getting their kits off (that's "naked" to us Yanks) this week on DVD and Blu-ray: First, a blonde by the extremely British name of Honeysuckle Weeks seduces an eager young missionary in the horror-comedy The Wicker Tree (2011). Then, English rose Jessica Brown Findlay flashes a pair of IDs in the indie drama Albatross (2011). After that, British style icon Marianne Faithfull keeps the faith by showing skin in the groovy '60s flick Girl on a Motorcycle (1968), and finally UK sexploitation star (and former fling of Prince Andrew) Koo Stark is put through her paces in the Marquis de Sade adaptation Justine (1977).

Also nude on Blu-ray, the Italians see your Justine and raise you one Killer Nun (1978), starring Anita Ekberg as the titular sister and the densely-thicketed Paola Morra as her frequently nude prey.

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Tesco Vee has been at the forefront of punk since the days when a Mohawk and a spiked collar was a political statement, not a fashion statement...although the only political statement Tesco would make is that "Politics Suck."

As he told Skin Central: "All the other bands were railing against Reagan and social injustice, and I was writing songs about poop and boners."

He founded the legendary punk 'zine Touch and Go while working as an elementary school teacher in Michigan in 1979, then watched his creation grow into a rallying point for fledgling punk and hardcore scenes scattered across the USA and eventually into a record label.

He's also the front man for The Meatmen, a punk rock powerhouse with an outrageous live show and hilariously politically incorrect songs like Camel Jockeys Suck, Blow Me Jah, French People Suck, and Lesbian Death Dirge.

Now Tesco's infectious brand of potty-mouthed humor has been re-introduced to the world with the reformation of The Meatmen in 2008 and the collection of every issue of his famous 'zine into the book Touch and Go: The Complete Hardcore Punk Zine '79-'83, published by Bazillion Points.

We caught up with Tesco driving around his home state of Michigan, and he proved himself to be very much a man after Mr. Skin's own hard-on.

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The Cannes Film Festival is the biggest event of the year for movie producers, distributors and critics, with high-profile titles premiering at the Festival and thousands of movies screened and sold at the Cannes Marketplace. Much of what lights up movie screens around the world is influenced by what happens at Cannes, and the Palm d'Or is the biggest prize of the festival. And maybe it's the European influence, or maybe it's just the nude beaches, but the prestigious Cannes Palm d'Or and scorching-hot scenes of nudity are by no means mutually exclusive.

Join Skin Central for this rubdown of some classic art films that won the big one at Cannes- while showing off lots of cans.

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La Dolce Vita? More like La Dolce Teat-a.

At Mr. Skin, we love stars posing a la classic silver screen sirens (case in point: Lindsay Lohan's amazing Marilyn Monroe-inspired shoot for New York magazine). We also love Playboy, huge boobs, and Skinternational cinema.

So we're more than pumped to hear that flashtastic flesh legend Pamela Anderson is set to grace her eleventh Playboy cover (it hits stands in January), and Hugh Hefner himself confirmed via Twitter that her latest shoot will be a tribute to Anita Ekberg in La Dolce Vita.

It's hard to skinprove on a true original, but in this case, Pam is going to one-up the mouthwatering Ms. Ekberg, aping her dripping wet Trevi fountain dive, but this time, doing it naked.

True, the busty blond Ekberg eventually did show skin in 1978 in Killer Nun, but it was only a half boob and a touch of crackage. When it comes to nudity, Pam's the clear victor here, although they're both big, big stars. Where it counts.