The bra and panties match revealed the censorship problem was over.
The return of Triple H, Mick Foley and Hulk Hogan showed the roots were still there.
The announcement of a future battle between Hulk Hogan and Stone Cold Steve Austin was the kind of card that will draw millions.
RAW is back. It isn't just re-energized. It's in overdrive. Best wrestling show I've seen in years.
Who will postpone children until later in life, which is why abortion has had little effect on birth rates.
Freewheeling young women in the United States and Canada first have intercourse at the age of 15, partake more in oral sex than previous generations and are far less prudish, according to a landmark new report by researchers at California's San Diego State University.
Between 1943 and 1999, the age of first intercourse dropped to 15 from 19 for females, while the percentage of sexually active young women rose to 47 percent from just 13 percent in 1943, according to the study that appears in the most recent issue of the Review of General Psychology. http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/10/04/051004054737.fzs4blx5.html
For many people their first introduction to the world of James Bond was via the paperback versions of Ian Fleming's novels that first appeared during the mid 1950's. Since then the Bond novels have seldom been out of print and have been reissued with many different covers, some featuring superb artwork that has rarely been seen since. The 1950's covers had painted artwork that evolved in to the simple graphic representations of the 1960's and the superb "Still-life" series from the UK that appeared in the 1970's. http://www.artofjamesbond.com/paperbacks.htm
An interactive look at the original manuscript of Alice's adventures in wonderland housed in the British library.
http://www.bl.uk/collections/treasures/alice/alice_broadband.htm
What: Book party for "John Woo: Interviews" and screening of "The Killer"
Where: Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State Street, Chicago
When: Friday, October 21
Free reception, cash bar and book signing from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Tickets for "The Killer," which begins at 8 p.m., are $9, $7 for students
Books can be purchased at the event for $20 and several contributors will be on-hand to sign their work.
Book details: "John Woo: Interviews" edited by the Chicago Tribune's Robert K. Elder
University Press of Mississippi
"John Woo: Interviews" is the first authoritative oral history of the director's life, films and legacy. Edited by journalist Robert K. Elder, the volume represents unprecedented access to the director in creating an encyclopedia of Woo's career and cinema from the 1970s to present. Published by the University Press of Mississippi, "John Woo: Interviews" tracks Woo early Hong Kong comedies and kung fu films to the later “bullet ballets” of "The Killer" and "Hard Boiled" and Hollywood blockbusters "Face/Off" and "Mission: Impossible 2." Through his conversations and research, Elder reveals Woo as a peaceful, deeply religious man who hates violence -- yet has become the master of its portrayal. http://www.robelder.com/
Hey it's near Halloween! You need some horror sounds- here are old time radio horror shows! http://www.themonsterclub.com/radiolibrary.htm On the lower left column you'll even find Vincent Price talking about making those shows....
The Savage Beatles! A visual and aural journey through the formative years - the 1950s through June 1963.
This is how they became The Beatles!
Lots of photos that i've never seen before, great site if your a Beatles fan. http://beatlesource.com/savage/notes.html
Making sausage at home is a rewarding and interesting craft. In complexity it is somewhere between making bread and making beer or wine. The reward comes in the flavors that can't be matched by the industrial sausage found in the supermarket and the knowledge of being in control of every ingredient that goes into the sausage. http://schmidling.netfirms.com/saus.htm
BEST SITE OF THE DAY:
Ron Popeil, gadget hawker extraordinaire, sold his company in August. This slide show is a trip down memory lane with some of the products he made famous
http://images.businessweek.com/ss/05/09/ronco/index_01.htm