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HAIRSPRAY (1988) dir. John Waters
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therealjohnstewart · 4 months
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Pia Zadora
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misterwhirly · 11 months
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Pia Zadora
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twixnmix · 1 year
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Andy Warhol and Pia Zadora during a photoshoot at the Factory for her silkscreen portrait, 1983.
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mudwerks · 2 hours
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Pia Zadora in Butterfly (1981)
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bandpicfolder · 2 years
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Director John Waters, Pia Zadora, Ric Ocasek on the set of Hairspray (1988) from Everett Collection Inc. Credit the source if reposting.
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bitter69uk · 5 months
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Born on this day 70 years ago: actress, singer, sex kitten, perennial starlet, queen of terrible, terrible movies (like Santa Claus Conquers the Martians and Voyage of the Rock Aliens) and beloved kitsch icon turned credible and durable jazz chanteuse – Miss Pia Zadora (née Pia Alfreda Schipani, 4 May 1954)! For John Waters aficionados, Zadora will always be “Beatnik Girl” in Hairspray (1988): “I play my bongos, listen to Odetta, and then I iron my hair. Dig?” (As Waters raved in his 1987 volume of essays Crackpot,  “She’s shorter than Elizabeth Taylor, cuter than Alvin the Chipmunk, richer than Cher, more publicized than Zsa Zsa and has a better hairdo than Farrah.”). Every time I attend the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender, I endeavor to make a religious pilgrimage to see Pia’s one-woman cabaret revue in an Italian restaurant called Piero's, where she sings jazz standards in front of a giant Warhol portrait of herself. In April 2019, my friend Kevin and I even got to hang out with her, and she was a savvy, self-deprecating and adorable down to earth blast! I intend to commemorate the occasion by watching Zadora’s 1982 exploitation flick Fake-Out (aka Nevada Heat), which I just discovered is free to stream on both YouTube and Amazon Prime. It’s filmed on location in Vegas (in and around the long-defunct Riviera casino), co-stars Telly Savalas and Desi Arnaz Jr and is directed by Jayne Mansfield’s sexploitation filmmaker ex-husband Matt Cimber. How can I resist? And crank up “When the Rain Begins to Fall” and “The Clapping Song” LOUD! Pictured: Polaroid of Zadora by Andy Warhol, 1983.
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Voyage of the Rock Aliens (1984)
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fayegonnaslay · 7 months
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Pia Zadora
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donecant · 6 months
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misterwhirly · 2 years
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Pia Zadora
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twixnmix · 2 years
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Andy Warhol posing with his portraits of Pia Zadora at the Factory, 1983.
Photos by Harry Benson
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numnum-num · 1 year
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Hairspray (1988) by John Walters with Ricki Lake, Divine, Debbie Harry, Colleen Fitzpatrick, Sonny Bono, Pia Zadora
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chaptertwo-thepacnw · 3 months
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pia |1984|
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