News

Apr 29, 2012 12:27AM

As long as I’m documenting what Americans have been teaching to their youths as history’s muses, here are some that have started wars:

Helen of Troy

I’m sure were she real, she probably wouldn’t look like Diane Kruger, but she’s not bad on the eyes.

Next is Cleopatra…

Americans got their definitive Elizabeth Taylor:

Angelina Jolie, oh my!

But my personal favorite was Leonor Varela on TV.

I’m sure there have been many other interpretations, but that’s up to you to post. ;)

Art & Beauty

Apr 29, 2012 12:17AM

The Venus de Milo

No one knows who sculpted it, but everyone wants to believe in it’s aesthetic value.

Art & Beauty

Apr 29, 2012 12:12AM

Leonardi Da Vinci unintentionally defined beauty for the ages with the Mona Lisa.

Of course, this was back in the day when the rendering of the hands was what was really appreciated. Nowadays, it would be considered a “fetish”. If you’re a model and can find a demographic that is looking for particular body parts, make sure you keep your body in good shape. There might be a paying customer looking for nude earlobes!

Art & Beauty

Apr 28, 2012 12:11AM

The first scanned “Internet” babe was Lena Sjooblom from Playboy.

So, this was in 1972. Have the beauty standards changed?

More on the history of the first digitized/scanned model Google Search for Lena Sjooblom Playboy.