…in which we look at Liz, in color and in the later years (during which I think she was at her most beautiful):
And with Hubby #Whatever:
Matchless, sexy… oh yeah, all that.
Just don’t get her mad at you…
Tag: Classic Women
Classical Interlude
I have often marveled over the astonishing virtuosity of Georgian pianist Khatia Buniatishvili in posts of yore, so there’s no need to add yet another video to her collection here.
However, I would be remiss in not pointing out that she was dazzling (in every sense of the word) in her Wiesbaden concert back in 2012, at age 25.
In the dozen or so years since then, however, she got married and had a sprog — and the effect on her appearance, so to speak, has been quite remarkable.
AND: apparently she now has an OnlyFans account.
No need to thank me; I like to keep everyone abreast of great developments in classical music.
And she’s still blowing the lid off her piano.
Tangential Redheads
Loyal Reader Mike S. writes and confesses that like me, he is a worshipper of les cheveux roux, and wonders if I would feature two of his current obsessions of that ilk, both being Irish actresses playing on BritTV soaps.
And why not, say I. Here’s young Ellie Lavery of Hope Street:
Lessee… pale skin, freckled boobies and firecracker fuzz? Yummy.
And then there is Niamh (pronounced Nee-Evv*) McGrady from Holby City:
All the above attributes, in a MILFy package. Double yummy.
*No, I don’t understand Irish spelling / pronunciation either.
Random Totty
From somewhere on BritTV comes Irish actress Karen Hassan (of the Belfast Hassans, of course), and she’s rather lovely.
I think it’s those green Irish eyes…
Classic Beauty: Elizabeth Taylor (1)
I was never really fan of Elizabeth Taylor’s acting — that squeaky voice drove me crazy — but was there ever a lovelier woman to look at?
Today, we’ll concentrate on the younger Liz:
Next time we’ll do color, just to see those violet eyes in all their glory.
Classic Beauty: Sally Blane
I’ve spoken about Loretta Young and her sister Polly Ann before, and in the intro to the latter, I said the following:
Actor David Niven once described the Young sisters (Polly Ann, Elizabeth and Loretta) thus: “Each one was prettier than the others.”
So if I’ve looked at Loretta and Polly Ann, then where’s Elizabeth Young?
Here she is; only she changed her stage name to Sally Blane. In the early years:
And later on:
Good grief. Small wonder that David Niven was so frequently a guest at the Young sisters’ house, the old dog. Here he is with Loretta:
