The Best Playboy Covers of the 1990s Asylum (blog) No, you're not looking at a mirage, example of trick photography, or a bunch of sexy robots from the future. These are Marilise, Lilian, and Renata — ... Post from: Tony Dyson Robotworld The most exciting robot community on the web, sponsored by BlueHosts.com unlimited space The Best Playboy Covers of the 1990s – Asylum (blog)

Remember the wild hair of Andre Agassi in the 1990s? Yep, you guessed it: a wig! "I asked myself: you want to wear a toupee? On the tennis court? I answered myself; what else could I do?" But the wig began to disintegrate as he took a shower the night before the Paris final — "probably I used the wrong hair rinse," Agassi writes. He panicked and called his brother ...

Carrie Brownstein runs a guest post from Tobi Vail, one of the most counterculturally significant figures of the 1990s. I just realized that by running this next to a video of “Aneurysm,” a song she inspired, I might be slighting her groundbreaking work with Bikini Kill, which isn’t my intention at all. I just really like “Aneurysm,” and it wouldn’t exist if not ...

... on their shows.  The rumor is that former announcer Sean Mooney could return to the promotion since he was recently seen at WWE headquarters in Stamford.  Mooney was last seen in WWE in the early 1990s, although he did recently make an appearance on the Rise and Fall of WCW release. In this writer’s humble opinion…anything that gets Michael Cole off my television is a good move.

... but move us mentally and emotionally, giving us renewed hope, or renewed purpose in life. Whether you personally watch movies for a shake-me-to-the-core experience, or just because that’s what happens to be airing on your satellite TV, the fact of the matter is that for one reason or another most of us do watch. Continue reading here: Enjoy All the Best Picture Oscar Winners From the 1990s

James Howard Kunstler, in his essay today, is actually pointing out that the goal of the Washington-Wall Street Axis is to restore the economic bubble of the late 1990s. We understand Kunstler's cynicism and anger as it is so obvious that "those in charge" are just totally clueless as to the state of life in real America (and, unfortunately, that there are sadly an increasing number ...