Corset News Archive - 23-Aug-2007
?Mr. Bean?s Holiday? ? The idea of Mr. Bean ? the simpering, near-silent king of the British twits ? always seems a bit funnier than the reality.
Theresa Marie Guerra and Matthew Allen Knight were united in marriage June 16, 2007, at the Chapel of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio with the Rev. James E. Schellenberg officiating.
Marilyn Manson dials down the shock on his newest album, ?Eat Me, Drink Me.? For all of you who hate Marilyn Manson: He feels the same way about you. As much as you disagree with his wearing fishnets and a corset on stage, he disagrees with your wearing a suit and tie to work.
Ferocious news from the cat-walks in times2 today: couturiers have swathed women in power clothing. PVC, padding and metal corset belts are, it would seem, all the rage.
A music teacher who secretly filmed schoolgirls undressing has been jailed for 18 months. Christopher Bell, 39, used a pinhole camera to photograph the girls, aged between 12 and 15, as they changed clothes at school and at his home.
Paul Wood of Wheaton remembers feeling a connection with Robert E. Lee when he was just 9 years old. Nowadays, he impersonates the famous Civil War general.
For years, Taggart actress Alison Beebles, 52, kept her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis hidden from all but her close family and friends. Here, she talks frankly to Liz Bestic about the disease and how she copes
Fans of rapper T.I. have been known to yell, shout and curse during his shows, but they don't typically scream like little girls -- which makes the Atlanta rapper an odd choice to headline a teen idol concert franchise targeted at young women and named for their excited shrieks.
A music teacher from Norfolk is jailed after admitting filming girls undressing using a hidden camera.
?Becoming Jane? squeezes the modern age into an 18th-century corset. by Wayne Melton Perhaps thinking of the titles of Jane Austen?s novels ? ?Pride and Prejudice,? ?Sense and Sensibility? ? the makers of ?Becoming Jane,? a limply named new movie about the 18th-century novelist, saw double as well.
