Lindsay Lohan Violates Parole, Warrant Issued For Her Arrest
Lindsay Lohan is a wanted woman — Judge Marsha Revel has just issued a bench warrant for her arrest, and it’s all about her SCRAM bracelet. More »
Dennis Hopper Dies at 74: Lost Battle Against Prostate Cancer
Dennis Hopper died at 8:15am, May 29, 2010 at his home in Venice, Los Angeles. He died surrounded by family and friends. He lost his battle against prostate cancer.
Gary Coleman Dead at 42
TMZ received a statement from GARY COLEMAN’s spokesperson. He said, “Thanks to everyone for their well wishing and support during this tragic time. Now that Gary has passed, we know he will be missed because of all the love and support shown in the past couple of days. Gary is now at peace and his memory will be kept in the hearts of those who were entertained by him throughout the years.”
Promotional Giveaways
My daughter’s child dedication is happening this coming Saturday. Though I had her giveaways ready, I still hoped that I have gotten her something that would be useful for her guests like promotional flash drives. Most of her godparents are an active online person that is why I wished we could have ordered such giveaways. Unfortunately, we were not able to order because we don’t have a bigger budget.
Anyway, I checked out some other giveaway ideas and found other cool stuffs such as pens and even promotional bags. Most of them are used as corporate giveaways or company promo items but they would also look great if they are used as event giveaways for personal occasions.
Risqué Postcards of Britain
What started as a simple license of postcard printing for private publishers quickly became a huge and popular industry. It happened in 1894 when the British Royal Mail allowed private enterprises to print their own picture postcards.
One of the major developments was the introduction of the so-called “saucy postcards” of Britain. These were not directly erotic in nature, unlike the famous Julian Mandel postcards of the 1920′s, but were cleverly constructed with racy images and texts with double entendres. Many contained cartoons, some were even political in nature–often politically incorrect–but all had an element of naughty fun. It’s no wonder these were extremely popular among people who thought that the government should not be their moral guardians; at its peak, the industry sold over 16 million of these postcards a year.
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