The Stag Party

Nunn Bush ad, 1972. Pretty sure any man wearing these hideous shoes would get none bush. Nice try though.

Fawn Faurote on the cover of California Girl, 1972.

Extremely dated back-to-college whimsy for back-to-school season. Julie looks good tho. Wonder how many readers were disappointed to find out it was her actual ditties on the inside. DITTIES, they said DITTIES. Not whatever you thought. Pervert.

Male Point of View, August 1957, with Judy Bamber on the cover. “They Crush Skulls For Fun!”

Legendary Italian pop singer and sex symbol Sabrina Salerno turns 55 tody. Here are 9 magazine covers dating to her 1988-92 heyday and some pretty damn good bikini pictures from today -- a solid 30-35 years later. Happy birthday, Sabrina.

Happy 92nd. Birthday to Mamie van Doren!

Gina Lollobrigida broke through playing Lina Cavalleri in Beautiful but Dangerous (1955), Lola in Trapeze (1956, opposite Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster) and Esmeralda in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (also ‘56, opposite Anthony Quinn). She smoldered as Sheba to Yul Brynner’s Solomon in Solomon and Sheba (1959), won a Golden Globe as fan favorite in Come September (1961, with Rock Hudson), received critical acclaim as Napoleon’s little sister in Venere Imperiale (1963), and was nominated for a Golden Globe for the comedy Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell (1968). She more or less retired from acting soon after, to focus on photography, and got the ungettable interview with Fidel Castro in 1974. She carried on a supposed feud with Sophia Loren for 70 years, though it may have been a sustained publicity stunt. Gina Lollobrigida was 95 when she died on Monday.