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9/13/2014

Hot Asian Girl of the Month: Chloe Bennet

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As we prepare to bid summer good-bye with the last month to have any sembelance of it and welcome fall, we need someone to keep the heat on: and so we got this stunner as my pick for this month's hot Asian of the Month: Chloe Bennet!!


Chloe was born on April 18, 1992 in Chicago, Illinois. Her father is Chinese and mother is white. While, she was born Chloe Wang, she changed her name to Bennet for her acting career.


She studied Mandarin in Asia and even released some music in both English and Mandarin.



She did some acting here and there, but most, myself included, will know her from Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., where she plays Skye. I was watching the series at first, but as I have said in the past here, I dropped it quickly cause I found it to be awful. It supposedly got good. Maybe, but, for me it's too late. Stopped caring. Sorry. Still, although I could give a rat's ass about her character, she looked gorgeous!


Whether or not you like or don't like, watch or don't watch the series, there is no denying that Chloe is beautiful! With an incredible body, breathtakingly beautiful eyes, sexy hair, a gorgeous face, and a nice ass, Bennet is a total babe. And, with the new fall season coming, the perfect choice for this month's Hot Asian Girl of the Month!




9/10/2014

The Art of Living Dead Dolls

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Title: The Art of Living Dead Dolls
Publisher: Mezco
SRP: $20.00
 
In honor of the 16th anniversary of Mezco's highly successful line of horror dolls, Living Dead Dolls, the toy company has released a beautiful softcover, coffee table sized book filled with artwork and pictures of the macabre and cool dolls, called The Art of the Living Dead Dolls.
 
The book opens up with world famous horror artist Basil (Famous Monsters of Filmland, Rob Zombie, etc) Gogos doing a foreword where he talks about the Living Dead Dolls (LDD) and their creators. Short and to the point, it's a loving and fun way to start off the book.

From there we go right into art inspired by various dolls themselves. There are lots of artists showing their work and paying tribute to the LDDs in all sorts of artful manners. They include pen and ink, pencil, watercolor, digital, photography, and more. All the pieces of art are just that and look beautiful, stunning, and creepy. And, all are done with a distinct quality of spooky fun.

The next chapter has pics from the 2006 LDD art show. These are various dolls created by various artists for display at it. It is followed by a fun chapter on LDD fan art. Finally, the book closes off with a real cool chapter on LDD tattoos. There are lots of pics of various ink fans have gotten to show off their love for these adorable and evil dolls.

In all The Art of Living Dead Dolls is a beautifully put together and fun book. You'll wanna look at it over and over again. And, at 20 bucks it's a steal! It's a true must have not just for fans of the LDDs, but for all fans of morbid and horror related collectables.

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