Your Babe for the Weekend

by Tammy on April 6, 2007
Posted in: Politics

Isabella Rossellini. Video-style. (HT Patsy)

For those of you wondering from where an Isabella Rossellini can spring, a note of appreciation to her mother, the impossibly beautiful Ingrid Bergman.

bergman1.jpg

Related Posts

This section is for comments from tammybruce.com's community of registered readers. Please don't assume that Tammy agrees with or endorses any particular comment just because she lets it stand.
4 Comments | Leave a comment
  1. brutepcm says:
    April 7, 2007 at 02:46

    So why don’t we get a pic of her Daddy? Half of those genes are his after all. My favorite showbiz baby is Klaus Kinski’s daughter, Nastasia. (And yeah, I know that I probably mispeled at least one of those names.) “Cat People” is on my 10 best popcorn crunchers list. BTW, I believe that Drew Barrymore, Bridget Fonda, and Angelica Huston are all third generation film actors. Anybody know others?

  2. ashleymatt says:
    April 7, 2007 at 12:02

    Is this an open thread? Because I’d like to say that the artichokees are eagerly anticipating the products of this upcoming photo shoot of Tammy that she told us about yesterday (you know, in the same show where she kept threatening to blindfold us and throw us against the wall). So what we know now is that the pictures will not feature her in a blazer and will possibly involve Snuffy. This will allegedly be Tammy Bruce as we have never seen her before. I don’t know if the right emoticon has been invented to express a response to this. I just have a feeling these shots will be very, um, inspiring.

    Also, is there any news on the podcasts? I’ve got my credit card number ready.

  3. PeteRFNY says:
    April 9, 2007 at 09:32

    Isabella Rossellini: definitely more my speed than the previously-posted cheerleader gal.

  4. Mike says:
    December 21, 2008 at 10:52

    I realize this response over a year and a half late, however, it is interesting that you should mention Ingrid Bergman here. I have some old 1940ish photographs of my mother and she looked quite a bit like her in her youth. I didn’t really appreciate how beautiful my mother was until I really started looking at the old photos after she passed away…

    Mike

You must be logged in to post a comment.