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Rags, magazine, Number 1, Rosy Cheeks Pub., March 1970 (cover by Baron Wolman)
Givenchy Haute Couture Collection Spring/Summer 1970 Mrs Dolores Guiness (Vve of Mr Patrick Guiness) in a black mid-calf length evening dress. Pumps by René Mancini, hairstyle by Carita. US Vogue March 15, 1970.
Givenchy Collection Haute Couture Printemps/Été 1970 Mme Dolores Guiness (Vve de Mr Patrick Guiness) en robe de soirée noire longeur mi-mollet. Escarpins de René Mancini, coiffure de Carita. Vogue US 15 mars 1970. Photo Henry Clarke
The Voodoo Planet
Star Trek #7
Bonkers, but fun.
A voodoo planet with replicas of Earth landmarks. When the replicas are destroyed... the real ones on Earth also collapse.
So much craziness here. Wildly inconsistent with real STAR TREK. But what an idea for a story. It's action-packed and fast-paced. Yes, it ends with Spock poring over thick Vulcan Occult books to find a way to stop Count Dressler, a mad ruler exiled from Earth. And yes, many Earth landmarks are obliterated during the adventure. But, you kinda have to forget what TV Star Trek is and accept this as something very different. Crazy and different. And a lot of fun.
Dick Wood (7 of 8).
Alberto Giolitti (5 of 31).
8/10
John Lennon interviewed by Associated Press writer Bob Watts in the Apple Records Offices on Savile Row, London March 1970.
Flashback: John Lennon Writes and Records “Instant Karma!” in a Day – Rolling Stone.