Beyond the Law (1992) is based on the true story of a cop who was raised by an abusive cop uncle, was fired by a corrupt police chief, and became an undercover narc infiltrating a biker gang. Along the way, he nearly decides he likes the bikers better than the cops, but his work led to record-breaking arrests. He meets and beds Linda Fiorentino, a photo-journalist, who has some great peek-throughs and upskirts, and some dark breast exposure. There is also an anonymous stripper.

The head of the bikers is played by Michael Madsen, and the cop is Charlie Sheen. The acting is good, and there is more character development than is usual for this genre, but the film sort of loses its momentum along the way. Maltin says 2 1/2 stars, watchable but not memorable. IMDB readers agree at 5.8/10. It is more than just an action film, and includes some symbolism in the form of a parable told by an old Indian about a brave who chased away his shadow, and then missed it. He descended into hell to reclaim it, but found that climbing back out of hell was much more of a challenge. This symbolizes Sheen's struggle with his childhood, and deciding between good and evil. C+.

Bravo, Carlos Bravo, was a Mexican Secret Service agent, fired for sleeping with the president's daughter (Maribel Oporto). He decides to work as a Mariachi. Meanwhile, the president has managed the largest cocaine seizure in Mexican history. When the bad guys decide to crash a party at the presidential residence and hold all of the guests til they get their drugs back, guess which mariachi band is playing the gig.

Maribel shows breasts during the sex scene with Bravo, and two unknowns are seen topless in a pool with the bad guy. Bravo, of course, takes on the entire army of attackers, rescues everyone, and wins the girl. Very little is available on line about this film, and I suspect that the DVD was the first time this was shown anywhere. It is a very respectable action film, sort of like a Van Damme movie, but with a more likable star. I give it a C+.

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Second up is Andrea Yamaguishi, proving the benefits of hybrid vigor. She is Japanese/Brazilian with the best of both world in one terrific bod.

Another Brazilian, showing the typical asset of babes in that there country...

Two Eurobabes follow:

And then there was a fashion model:

Eliza Dushku is a television babe who posed provocatively but all too clothed in this month's Maxim.

Sporting transparent duds is Frida Utter; I expected someone with that last name to have large hooters.

Another Italian babe, Greta Cavazonni. Wonder what would happen if you placed an order for cavazonni at your local bistro.

And then for the scoopsters (Sr. and Jr.) there is beauty queen and fashion model...

Okay, and still another Italian babe, Maurizia Paradiso, in some rather interesting poses.

Two more fashion models:

A famous B movie bim in a series of scans I pulled off the web and glued together.

Last up is Dr. Christine Lydon, former orthopedic surgeon and current bodybuilding competitor. Have seen pics of her in the altogether but they were published in a Hefner-based magazine, so this is all your gonna see for now.

An estimated 2,500 volunteers stripped naked in Montreal to pose for a photographer. Spencer Tunick had to obtain a special permit from city authorities for his 'Naked Pavement' photo session. People were asked to lie down and create a 'sea of bodies' outside the Museum of Contemporary Art. All those taking part will get a free copy of the photo. The photo session started at dawn and took about an hour. Mr Tunick has been arrested five times since 1995 while photographing 'street nudes' across the world. He has photographed naked volunteers in 50 American states, as well as in London, but he says the response from people in Montreal is the best yet. Volunteer Stefan Verna told Canada's CBC News: "The most overwhelming part was really when we first took our clothes off - everybody stripping and the landscape totally changing."

The wife of the Swiss ambassador to Germany is suing a magazine which mocked up a topless photo of her.

Germany's Tip magazine transposed the head of Shawne Borer-Fielding on to a picture of a busty topless model. The 31-year-old wife of Swiss ambassador Thomas Borer is a model and former Miss Texas. She says the magazine's actions have damaged her and her husband's careers, and their marriage.

Mrs Borer-Fielding has caused controversy in Germany by continuing her career, taking part in various fashion shoots. But she has defended her actions by pointing out that she is not paid by the Swiss government, nor is she a diplomat.

Mrs Borer-Fielding claims Tip magazine's picture was a "scandalous attempt to ruin my marriage and the career of my husband, as well as my own career, and must be ended".

She is suing the magazine and a local newspaper which reproduced the photo- albeit with the model's breasts concealed.

A glossy version of the Old Testament will replace sketches of biblical characters with pictures of fashion models.

Claudia Schiffer is expected to be chosen to portray Eve in the Illuminated Bible, which will retain traditional text.

The project is the brainchild of four Swedish entrepreneurs who want to make the Bible more attractive to young people. It has drawn a mixed response from religious leaders.

The four businessmen, who trade under the name Fishtank, are still negotiating a publishing deal but hope to launch the Bible later this year.

Gustaf-Wilhelm Hellstedt, said: "Instead of a boring drawing of Adam and Eve we may well have a couple walking down a New York street, kissing."

Photographers signed up to the project include Paolo Roversi - who has often worked with Miss Schiffer and Madonna.

David Phillips, the general secretary of the Church Society, branded the project a gimmick. He added: "The real concern is to make known what the Bible teaches, not to make it attractive."

The Bishop of Durham, the Rt Rev Michael Turnbull, told the Sunday Telegraph: "Anything that enlivens people's interest in what a good read the Bible is, is good. But it needs doing with taste."