WND: If you can’t afford a trip to the Burlesque Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, fret not. The museum is now posting some of its exhibits online, thanks to a federal grant.
The organization received $32,445 during the Covid-19 pandemic to create high-quality scans of its collection to post more content online.
Its slogan is “Spectacular, Erotic, and Slightly Shocking, A Timeline of Burlesque History.” The museum calls itself a “growing testament to the power and social impact of the art of the tease.”
The new online database of museum objects includes photos of topless and almost-naked women posing. Signed photographs are scrawled with special messages, including one dedicated to “the exotic dancers league Hall of Fame, love and luck always” from a naked Blaze Starr, and others from people like Dixie Evans, “the Marilyn Monroe of burlesque.” MORE
Hopefully it’s not nudes of SBF’s girlfriend.
You cannot know they are pictures of women.
I’m not a biologist, but a missing dick does NOT make a woman!
God Please, NO HILLARY exhibit.
Well, Grandma said she was on stage…….but I thought she was an actress. 🙂
Does the website offer “scratch and sniff”?
There is a whorehouse museum in Wallace, Idaho where prostitution used to be legal inside an old bordello. “Gee Mabel, let’s go and go and visit the old cathouse museum on our way thru Wallace, it’s just off I-90 and we can take a quick (quickie) tour of it.” Said, no normal husband ever. It’s not as if the internet doesn’t already have more than enough pornography on it.
cato
DECEMBER 19, 2022 AT 8:15 AM
“Well, Grandma said she was on stage…….but I thought she was an actress. 🙂”
Unless she’s truly hot for all those mens staring at her…she IS an actress.
And a damn GOOD one.
They can’t all be rocket scientists.
Now they’re grooming them in grade school.
Anything that is Anti-American/Christian values, how else will Satan win.
geoff the aardvark
DECEMBER 19, 2022 AT 8:51 AM
“There is a whorehouse museum in Wallace, Idaho…”
…where you can see the Grand Canyon and the Super Bowl at the same time.
I think this is the museum that was on one of those local travel shows (Huell Howser?). It’s not that risqué, mostly a bunch of old clothes.