Visions and Voyeurism (1998 video documentary) is a video made doing the shooting of a coffee table book featuring Pandora Peaks posing nude, and in public. Locations included a gas station, a supermarket, a bus stop on a busy street, overpasses, and 29 Palms, to name a few. You large breast lovers should get your fill here, and for the rest, you don't need to wonder what any square inch of Pandora Peaks looks like any longer.

The video is not especially good quality. It is poorly edited, and much of it has a green cast. Still, with 66 minutes of Peaks naked, there were plenty of images to grab. The DVD has absolutely no entertainment value other than her breasts. There are no ratings or reviews at IMDB. I don't know if the book was ever published. I suppose naked woman documentaries is a genre, and, in that case, this is a C-. People who want to see her actually walk and talk will get what they paid for.

Updates:

• New Encyclopedia volumes for Blair Brown, Judy Brown, Iris Berben, Katja Bienert, Brigitte Bako, Adrienne Barbeau, Diane Barton, Nathalie Baye, Catherine Bell, Sara Bellomo, Muriel Baumeister, Helen Baxendale, Mel B, Emma Balfour, Tyra Banks, Josephine Baker, Natalie Banus

• Updates: Kim Basinger, Romane Bohringer, Monica Bellucci, Senta Berger, Jane Birkin, Brigitte Bardot, Drew Barrymore, Pascale Bussieres

• The B volume became the first letter to pass the 4000 image milestone.

Mailbox:

• Scoop - in Europe we noticed many months ago that Dick Cheney is actually Montgomery Burns, as you noted yesterday, but you missed the point. Dick Cheney's personal assistant, George W Bush, bears a striking resemblance to Mr. Burns's own lapdog, Mr Smithers. Imagine Dubya wearing glasses. (see illustration)

  • Scoop says: Point taken, although I still think President Bush looks more like Alfred E Neumann. (see this illustration)

• Scoop, I watched a horrible western yesterday with Bobbie Phillips, but it had a fairly long nude scene of her with probably bad light to cap.  The movie/video was called Cheyenne.  Just FYI.

• Scoop - Thank you for the pictures of Senta Berger in the Encyclopedia. In the last section, "Poses", frame Nr. 3 is from a movie by
  the famous Italian director Luigi Comencini (1969) : "Infanzia, vocazione e prime esperienze di Giacomo Casanova, Veneziano". You have a literal German translation of this title in the frame (this flick is known in France as "Casanova, un adolescent à Venise", I have it). Our local Bible, i.e. Prof. Jean Tulard's "Guide of Films", gives this movie 4**** (highest mark).

  • Scoop says: many thanks. While I was making that change, I found two other pics of Berger from two more movies. I think we've only scratched the surface of her career. A hard working actress, she was in more than 100 films, and you know there must be many more nude scenes.

OTHER CRAP:

• Amazon is embarrassed by a link that leads from a Pat Robertson book to a book on anal sex. I'm still trying to figure out what was wrong with that. Obviously, they are related products, both for people interested in assholes.

• Things Overheard at the Winona Trial. Some samples:

  • "Stolen clothes? That's the crime? No, your honor, the crime is that this young woman is forced to wear clothes at all!"
  • "We'll forgive the shoplifting but you get 1500 hours community service for Mr.Deeds."
  • "Hold on a second... where did my gavel go...?"

• Winona a junkie? The 28-page probation report said police had been told Winona had been using heroin for a decade and was addicted to painkillers. That is only an uncorroborated allegation, and not necessarily true, but it is established that at one stage the troubled actress was using 37 DIFFERENT medications, many obtained using a string of false names. She had eight different prescription drugs in her possession when she was arrested.  Here's the police report from The Smoking Gun

• Bill Clinton's steamy night with ... Demi Moore. http://www.nationalenquirer.com/neo/newsstand.cfm. I should point out that the Enquirer and Weekly World News are from the same company, so it probably should not be considered on a reliability level with the Encyclopedia Britannica.

• The hell with Architectural Digest. Retro Crush  picks the worst decorated house in the world. It happens to belong to his in-laws.

• President Bush asks for Saddam's report cards

• Anna Nicole puts on another 50 pounds or so

• Basketball history is made. Lakers start fourth period down by 27 against Mavs, NBA's best team. Yet Lakers win!

Here are the latest movie reviews available at scoopy.com.

• The yellow asterisks indicate that I wrote the review, and am deluded into thinking it includes humor.
• If there is a white asterisk, it means that there isn't any significant humor, but I inexplicably determined there might be something else of interest.
• A blue asterisk indicates the review is written by Tuna (or Lawdog or Junior or C2000 or Realist or ICMS or Mick Locke, or somebody else besides me)
• If there is no asterisk, I wrote it, but am too ashamed to admit it.

First off, some non-nude glamour scans.

• Halle Berry
• Salma Hayek
• Claudia Cardinale
• Catherine Zeta-Jones
• Holly Valance (Australia's latest soapy star turned slutty pop singer)
• Sophie Lee (former Australian television hostess)
• Then there are four topless scans of Kate Moss. A bit of nipple in the second scan and a bit of cheek in the fourth. (1, 2, 3, 4)

"The Monster"
There's full frontal nudity by a stripper in The Monster but it's too far away to be really interesting. And there's a bit of steel wool from another one. One is called Lopez and the other Susie Lighting but I have no idea who is who. Some brief nipple exposure by Joan Collins and some glamour by Caroline Munro.

• Joan Collins (1, 2, 3)
• Caroline Munro
• Unknowns (1, 2, 3)

"The Silent Flute"
Some see-through exposure by Erica Cree, who plays a harem girl in this 1979 movie also known as "Circle of Iron".

• Erica Creer (1, 2, 3, 4)

"The Perfect Getaway"
A lot of cleavage and some mild pokies by Kelly Rutherford in The Perfect Getaway.

• Kelly Rutherford (1, 2)

"Amy and Isabelle"
Some more cleavage by Hanna Hall as she is in the process of taking off her bra in Amy and Isabelle.

• Hanna Hall

"Passion and Prejudice"
A lot of sexy shots of Frances Fisher in Passion and Prejudice. The main nudity comes from when she turns herself over in the bath and we see the barest of butt and the slightest hint of nipple.

• Frances Fisher (1, 2, 3, 4)

"Pale Saints"
The slightest of pokies by Rachael Crawford in Pale Saints.

• Rachael Crawford

"The Outside Man"
There is full frontal nudity by some unknown exotic dancers in The Outside Man and a few boobs visible. Ann-Margret and Angie Dickinson are seen in their underwear, along with some cleavage.

• Ann-Margret
• Angie Dickinson
• Unknowns (1, 2)

"Hitched"
A few sexy shots of Melyssa Ade in Hitched as she lolls about on the bed in her underwear.

• Melyssa Ade (1, 2)

"Death by Magic"
Some more sexy shots of Kimberley Davies in mediocre Death by Magic.

• Kimberley Davies (1, 2)

"Married with Children"
There is an upskirt by Chantal Dubay in an episode of Married with Children. I gather she is more well known as a game show hostess.

• Chantal Dubay

"The Stranger"
Kathy Long is the avenging stranger in The Stranger. Some side nudity, pokies and some sexy views.

• Kathy Long (1, 2, 3)

"Duets"
Brief topless views in the karaoke movie of Amanda Kravat and Maria Bello.

• Amanda Kravat
• Maria Bello (1, 2)

"Dark Habits"
A topless view of Cristina S Pascual in Dark Habits.

• Cristina S Pascual

"Callie & Son"
Michelle Pfeifer is showing underwear in Callie & Son, which must have been one of her earliest movies.

• Michelle Pfeifer

Collage and comments by Dann.

Set in the future, this 1972 film by Radly Metzger tells the story of a liberated couple who seduce another younger couple into experimentation with bisexuality, group-sex, drugs, etc.

Getting past the sexplotation angle, the film presents an interesting view of what they thought the future might be like in 1972.

While the DVD quality is awful, I found the film provided an interesting look at attitudes of the 70's. They pretty much got it wrong, of course, because back then no one had heard of AIDS, but it's interesting nonetheless.