+ Follow JEAN HARLOW Tag
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[Title] => Judge says Jackson's estate can pay for funeral
[Summary] => Michael Jackson's estate will pay what are being called "extraordinary" expenses for the pop singer's funeral, attorneys and a judge said yesterday.
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[Title] => High brow, low brow
[Summary] => When I think about eyebrows, a few celebrities come to mind: Brooke Shields, Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford, Frida Kahlo, Madonna, Marcia Cross, Kris Aquino, Gary Estrada.
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Allusions to the power and beauty of hair are abundant in myths and culture. Remember Medusa’s deadly mane? Or Rapunzel’s golden locks? What of Samson and his powerful hair? Hair indicated one’s status, rank, and prowess. In primitive times, fastened bones, feathers and other objects in the hair were meant to impress the lowly and frighten the enemy. Among the Gauls, long hair indicated nobility, which Julius Caesar cut off as a sign of conquest.
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There was a famous story once in one of those glamorous Hollywood parties. A wooden and insecure socialite is introduced to the boobylicious Jean Harlow. Her snide reply was, "Oh, Harlow. Is that with a silent T?"
Well, times have changed. The kittenish vixens of yore, who had diamonds for breakfast and furs for dinner, are long over. Although some old-school gentlemen may still prefer the pretty balloon as arm candy, the modern dog may feel he has to raise his standards.
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Well, times have changed. The kittenish vixens of yore, who had diamonds for breakfast and furs for dinner, are long over. Although some old-school gentlemen may still prefer the pretty balloon as arm candy, the modern dog may feel he has to raise his standards.
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September 3, 2009 - 2:16am
