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Do you remember turning on the television on a day home from work or school, only to find that black and white movies were all that was playing? Did you lose yourself in their grandeur, innocence and appropriate morales? I remember admiring the women on the screen, their beauty radiant and their talent overwhelming. These were truly leading ladies, unlike those which we see today. Let’s remember those who stood out the most.

Ginger Rogers was a triple thread – she could dance, she could sing and boy, could she act! Her beauty was legendary and she lit up the screen in dozens of movies and TV appearances. Her work with Fred Astaire was so popular that, even today, people associate their names. Even at 92 should could be found dancing the salsa!

Lucile Ball may not have been a classic Hollywood starlet, but she was an amazing woman. She was one of the funniest ladies to grace the silver and small screens, Along with her then-husband, Desi Arnaz, she brought joy into many households through her many television shows. (Leer mas …)

I have always been interested in girls, being quite normal I believe. They fascinate me all the more as I try to come to grips with how little I understand them. Obviously when I was young I was intrigued by the most famous of the beauties on my TV screen. I never wanted to choose between Mary Ann and Ginger, although I am quite certain that I would not have known exactly how to manage the two of them. My hormones did not need logic and advanced problem solving never figures into male fantasies.

I am interested in a lot of obscure bombshells. For instance I saw a Bob Denver movie with a really voluptuos brunette appearing as his girlfriend. It took me quite awhile to learn that her name is Michele Carey. (Leer mas …)