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I would have guessed that from the face, but not the hair color.
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I would have guessed that from the face, but not the hair color.
After being married to a woman and raising two others, I'm convinced there isn't an (American) woman alive who even knows what her natural hair color is anymore.I would have guessed that from the face, but not the hair color.
I'm currently listening to a audiobook history of Def Jam records and how the business started. According to that book, the Beastie Boys at that age were incredibly obnoxious in real life. Nice enough and sometimes fun, but obnoxious. Maybe RunDMC (and Jay) were ready to get that shoot over and get out of there.
I'm currently listening to a audiobook history of Def Jam records and how the business started. According to that book, the Beastie Boys at that age were incredibly obnoxious in real life. Nice enough and sometimes fun, but obnoxious. Maybe RunDMC (and Jay) were ready to get that shoot over and get out of there.
That reminds me of the time, during a business trip, I visited an ex-co-worker in Manhattan 25 years ago. In his small cramped Manhattan apartment near the WTC, he had books in his kitchen cabinets, on the counters, and even in his oven. He was a writer/editor (then at the NY Times) and had probably a few more books than most people, but not ALOT. He joked that all Manhattanites who could afford it did not cook and stored things other than pots, plates, and food in their kitchens. At least his fridge had food in it.
Who dat? She looks like she is experiencing the textbook definition of ennui.

It's one of the little things I do for y'all.Martha Argerich. I did a reverse image search before I realized the name was in the jpg filename.![]()
Who are you?It's one of the little things I do for y'all.
I'm not Captain Oblivious.Who are you?
I miss old-timey drugstores like the one in the background.![]()
Hollywood & Vine, 1944. That's Ginny O'Connor, at the time a member of Mel Torme's vocal group, The Mel-Tones. She would go on to marry Henry Mancini, a marriage that would last 43 years until his death.