Beautiful faces.
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A PA girl born in Charleroi and grew up in Smithton, and a former Miss Pittsburgh, and of course, everyone's favorite rock band mom Mrs. Patridge and an Academy Award winner as best supporting actress in Elmer Gantry.
Elaine Irwin - formerly married to John Mellencamp. From Gilbertsville.
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A 2009 Study determined this woman to have the most perfect face alive at the time (based on measurements between features):
We're talking strictly about facial beauty here?
In that case, Grace Kelly uber alles.
Charlize Theron after Grace.
In that case, Grace Kelly uber alles.
Charlize Theron after Grace.
Peggy Lipton was like your best friend's much older teenage sister that you once saw in her underwear and it changed your life forever......
- wait - am I sharing too much?.....
She had the kind of look that said "Hey, I baked you some cookies", before she jumped your bones and made you forget your own name.
after watching that scene 25 times in a row i agree with you.
I gave Heather a golf lesson one day back in the late 80's at PGA National, Fair. I was sweating. She was not.
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Rhona Mitra has always captured my attention since I first saw (parts of) her in Hollow Man.
As much as Sophia Vergara got so much publicity, I always thought Julie Bowen was really attractive - especially in the first few years of Modern Family.
I think she looked better in MF than in Happy Gilmore....
I think she looked better in MF than in Happy Gilmore....
Lara Parker who played the role of Angelique in the Dark Shadows TV show circa late 1960s.
In her youth....this woman....wow....
Jennifer O'Neill....
Jennifer O'Neill....
Agree. I first noticed her, at age 23, in The Summer of 42' (photo below). She apparently has a problem with relationships though. She's been married 9 times, to 8 different men.In her youth....this woman....wow....
Jennifer O'Neill....
I was told if she ever got to a Baker's Dozen, I was a lock to be that guy.....
Fingers. Crossed.
No, but making economical bulk packages of cleanup supplies was a thing of genius for that teen boy segment.