Sunday, November 05, 2023
Saturday, November 04, 2023
Donald Trump's Hair Transplant
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Donald Trump had a "scalp reduction" in 1991.
That's a now outdated procedure where they cut out your hairless bald patch and move a flap of the remaining hair strands to cover it.
So say Trump's ex-wife and the plastic surgeon above. The doc also has photos of some pretty sketchy plug and suture work.
Does this explain how The Don's truly wispy comb-over of the 1980s became the fully fledged raccoon pelt it is today?
Friday, November 03, 2023
LOST SONGS: I'm a Fool to Want You - Chet Baker
There's no better version of the moody noir love song I'm a Fool to Want You than Chet Baker's.
Here, it's matched with nicely edited images from Paris Blues, the 1961 flick about two jazz musicians who fall in love with two tourists.
Paul Newman and Sidney Poitier played the jazz guys, Joanne Woodward and Diahann Carroll, the women.
Bob Ezrin's at the piano.
Clip: Chet Baker - I'm a Fool to Want You
Film: Paris Blues ( 1961 )
Song: Jack Wolf, Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra
IN THE COURTS: Cement-head Eric & the Cypto Genius
Thursday, November 02, 2023
Day of the Dead
Dia De Los Muertes
coincides with the arrival of
Monarch butterflies at overwintering
grounds in Mexico.
BOB & RAY: Smelly Dave Visits Bridgeport
Smelly Dave was a giant dead whale Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding exhibited for radio audiences.
If you missed the giant whale in Bridgeport, you can always see it in your head, above.
Clip: Bob & Ray, Smelly Dave
Wednesday, November 01, 2023
This is a thing?
It has many names—buttocks, bum, derrière, fanny, rump, seat, keister, haunches, backside, buns—but, in the National Football League, tush is the term of the day.
Butts can fumble and asses get whooped, but a pushed tush can earn you a first-and-ten. Just ask the Philadelphia Eagles.
The tush getting the most attention belongs to Galena Hurts, the team's quarterback..."
--The New Yorker
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No, Taylor Swift hasn't traded NFL hunks.
Turns out the Tush Push is that little butt shove that might change the score.
The New Yorker goes way deep ... HERE.




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