Megan Fox: A Virus Worth Catching?

I'm far from convinced about the place of Megan Fox in the pantheon of eyebrows. I posted about her last July, and that has certainly been a very popular posting here (according to Google Analytics and Feedburner data).

Now Mashable is reporting that Megan Fox's photos are "the most viral pictures" that a cool outfit called Attributor tested for - not the most viral on the web though:

it’s just the most viral picture in the small sample of celebrity pictures from FHM and Maxim (in case you’re wondering, Megan is followed by Jessica Alba, Rihanna, Halle Berry and Lindsay Lohan). But this won’t stop us from slapping another picture of Megan right below this text for no reason. Nope, no good reason at all.

Won't stop me either. Thank you FHM.


Meanwhile, you decide if it's worth catching that particular virus, or meme, or whatever the hell the kids are calling these things nowadays.

Scroll-down bonus gossip: Here's a great comment about her nose job (and acne).

Suzanne Lanza

Actress-turned-model Suzanne Lanza has what must be a unique distinction: she has appeared in films directed by Jean Luc Godard and Vin Diesel.


These shots are from her website.


In the best of circumstances she has let her gorgeous eyebrows accent her face with very pleasing results.









And here's a painting of Suzanne by Bill Mather:


Random.

For fun, check out the reel on her site. The low-bandwidth one is optimized for a 1989 Prodigy account, downloading at 300kbps.

Scroll-down bonus answer to the question you know you were asking:

Shalom, Harlow

Supermodel Shalom Harlow's first name means "peace" in Canadian.

Deanna Favre

If you're living in the U.S. and not under a wide, flat rock, you know who Brett Favre is: that guy who shows up sort of out of the blue near the end of Something About Mary.

But what you may not know, even if the rock you live under is not so wide, is that his wife Deanna Favre is very pretty. I'm here to prove it.

She has a book out, called Don't Bet Against Me. It's all about her life and her battle with cancer, which as far as I know, she whipped with chemo and whatnot. I might be wrong about that.

As for the reason she's on this blog, well, I am fudging it a bit. The brows are good, not great. But I just like the way she looks. For all I know she's as dumb as a bag of hammers, or maybe she is Einsteinian and does chemical engineering as a hobby. I don't know.

The point is, it's my blog and I can post what I like.

Deanna Favre, for example.


Scroll-down low-res TV vidcap: She was a halftime guest on Monday Night Football. (This is to America what Hockey Night in Canadia is to...Canadia). You can't see her eyebrows here, or even her eyes. But there's something about the profile that I liked. Also, I know that a bunch of you internet surfers have a weird fetish for women with headphones on!


Hey now!

Suicide Girl: Coley

I'm pretty annoyed when I can't access the Suicide Girls web site (even though I pay for my subscription) because of 'excessive traffic.' Like right now. Sheesh.

So instead, I'll bide my time (and yours) by looking at these shots of Suicide Girl Coley.

Can't Spell Seigner Without S-I-N-G-E-R

First Emmanuelle Seigner was a fashion model. Then she became an actress. Now, at 41, she is the singer in a band: Ultra Orange.

Are they good? Listen to the song Bunny which accompanies the video below. If you don't like it, don't worry. The photos in the video will make up for the music.

Snack on This: Jennifer Connelly

Ooh, sorry, way busy for a few days with some madness. This will have to hold you over til I get a chance to cook up a properly nourishing eyebrow blog posting for you: Jennifer Connelly.

Mmmmm...Connelly....

Anouck LePère Encore

It was April when I mentioned supermodel Anouck LePère from Belgium. It's been too long a break, and I promise not to wait so long before we see her again:

Happy New Year: Stamp of Approval

Welcome to 2008.

First class postage in the US of A these days costs 41 cents for that first half ounce. A few years ago it was just 37 cents.

But even if you didn't want to mail anything, it was worth it to spend some money for a sheet of these:


Talk about "First Class"!