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Prestigiousalgea t1_ja35clu wrote
Reply to Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
Can we start putting the number of bites on more menus?
JadowArcadia t1_ja34zog wrote
Reply to comment by Hocraft-Loveward in Madonna 1980s by steroidamoeba
As much as I see your point, being hot isnt Madonnas job. Her job has always been music. Being hot and provocative was just a supplementary factor. It's not like her career was based around being a model and even if it was, that's not a job you can have forever. Same way you can't be an athlete forever, eventually your body doesn't have it anymore and that's natural and completely ok. Most artists that continue to have lucrative careers aren't managing that based purely around sex appeal. It's their music and often nostalgia that keeps them going.
Also, I feel like your Dolly Parton point ignores how much people like her based on culture, her personality, her charitability etc etc more than just because "they are still hot". I mean a huge amount of Madonna fanbase come from the gay male community. I don't them finding her sexually attractive would be the factor that helped hold onto their support.
manualtypist t1_ja34w4n wrote
That's Billy Joel.
johnny-cheese t1_ja34ueg wrote
Reply to Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
Look at those prices! Damn!
Yesterday_Is_Now t1_ja34jxm wrote
Reply to Early start on the nerdiness in 1982 with a Big Trak programmable vehicle by mySleepingDogsLie
To paraphrase Jerry Maquire: “You had me at ‘Big Trak.’”
wrockfish t1_ja34gw3 wrote
Reply to comment by ArthurVandelaye in Paul Newman and Robert Redford Playing Ping-Pong (70s) by bar10der76
Me too bro. Me too.
Justapersonmaybe t1_ja348f7 wrote
Comments getting off to a rough start I see.
Jawwaad127 t1_ja33yc6 wrote
Reply to Tell me your Dad did drugs without telling me your Dad did drugs… (late 70’s/early 80’s) by partytimeboat
You’re Dad looks more like he was moving kilos back in the day.
MaxMadisonVi t1_ja33xlk wrote
Say hi to mommy for me
Hocraft-Loveward t1_ja33tfv wrote
Reply to comment by JadowArcadia in Madonna 1980s by steroidamoeba
>I mean why would you expect to be treated as something you no longer are though? Why feel the need to be hot or attractive well into old age?
Because it's their job.
While you can see plenty of old actors (65 or more) and old male singers, their females couterparts are still some exceptions. and most of the time it's because 'they are still hot' (think dolly parton)
madonna's job is literally to be notorious for being provocative. so nothing new here. just let her be.
amazingsandwiches t1_ja3308z wrote
Reply to comment by ifweburn in Rolling Stone’s greatest singer of all time, self taught pianist and song writer, Aretha Franklin, 1960s by eaglemaxie
"Who's your earworm guy?"
rainer_d t1_ja32vv8 wrote
Reply to Madonna 1980s by steroidamoeba
Now Google „Madonna hands“ for some cringe-worthy images.
stop_making_sense t1_ja31xcy wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Madonna 1980s by steroidamoeba
I was about to correct you and say that Mary Lambert directed Like a Prayer, but I realized that you were referring to Vogue.
butterflypoo69 OP t1_ja31u6j wrote
Reply to comment by DavoTB in Elizabeth Taylor in London , photographed by Mark Shaw - 1961 by butterflypoo69
And she ended up with the famous scar. Still gorgeous and compelling as ever afterwards.
Shirley MacLaine - “I lost (the Oscar) to a tracheotomy 😢”
DreadPirateGriswold t1_ja31u4x wrote
Looks like the Mayor of Munchkin City.
ballsdeeptackler t1_ja31lpd wrote
Reply to George Harrison invents the selfie during the Beatles trip of spiritual discovery to India. Taken at the Taj Mahal, 1966 by butterflypoo69
OP is a big ol phony
Whitecamry t1_ja31l3w wrote
Reply to comment by thebarberbenj in Guy posing for his picture like a boss, 1920s? by ROUNDHERE75
He may have been an actor, circa 1900-1920. Snap-photography hit the market in 1900, which made it easy for him to assume a facial expression.
adreamingandroid t1_ja31ghf wrote
Reply to Madonna 1980s by steroidamoeba
Always better with dark hair.
rouxjean t1_ja311q1 wrote
Reply to Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
14 bites! Not 13, not 15. 🤣😆😐 Is this a code? 🤔
ugliestparadefloat t1_ja30vo0 wrote
Reply to comment by kikistiel in Madonna 1980s by steroidamoeba
I think it’s fair to blame society, to an extent, for our collective obsession with vanity and it’s unrealistic standards. That’s always been a thing. HOWEVER, I would now like to shift some of that blame onto the fucking Kardashians. Truly. They have caused, and currently do cause, so much god damn harm. The amount of 20 year olds getting shit done to their bodies and faces has really popped off in the last decade. I was watching reruns of Felicity the other day and was thinking about how not one character in that show had lip injections but they were all so attractive like…how did we get here? Oh…ok yes, the Kardashians. That’s how.
No_Raisin_212 t1_ja30tab wrote
Reply to Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
Big Paulie and Tuddy were running the show back them . Cab stand was on pitkin ave
picomtg t1_ja30kyy wrote
Reply to comment by metalmick in Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
I guess I am used to mexican portions :/ but in my home town back in the early 00s large meant plate sized 1kg portion of food
metalmick t1_ja306fp wrote
Reply to comment by picomtg in Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
The large hamburger is 13 cents. It’s 25 cents for 2. I know it was the old days but even then this must have seemed like a bad deal.
Hero_Charlatan t1_ja3047v wrote
He’s 28
butterflypoo69 OP t1_ja35h57 wrote
Reply to One-off figurine depicting Joan Crawford as Blanche Hudson in “What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?” Info in comment. 1962 by butterflypoo69
“It’s chicken Blanche 😱”. Could not find the name of the artist that made this, anyone?
https://preview.redd.it/gqtnkude4lka1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=64ac9c7d383784630951acf83fc0ac8d6d33c071