
"So gentlemen prefer blondes do they?" This famous opening line is delivered with more than a little irony by our leading lady, the lethally funny Lil Andrews, in today’s film: MGM’s 1932 pre-Code classic “Red Headed Woman”. After all, the woman saying it is cinema’s most celebrated platinum blonde—Jean Harlow—who trades peroxide for provocation and proceeds to set the screen ablaze as a redhead whose morals are negotiable but whose style is impeccable. Marriages go smash, reputat...
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Dolly: A Celebration! With Special Guests Del Shores & Randy L. Schmidt

Sex Transit Gloria: "Butterfield 8" (1960)

Jungle Dread: "The Opposite Sex" (1956) with Special Guests Brandon Davis and Ben Burke

Guys and Molls: "Lady for a Day" (1933)
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