Babe Of The Day

Oh I'm sorry, do we need to say more? Feathered hair and a sneer never looked better.

Elaine Stritch was a true dame, a Sondheim muse and Broadway legend. Guest babe comedian and dapper gentleman Rhys Nicholson tips his hat to her singular style.

He may have made news by replacing Kevin Spacey last minute, but Christopher Plummer is no stand-in in our hearts

Michelle Pfeiffer is making a glorious comeback, which does make us wonder if Vance Joy and Bruno Mars knew something we didn't back in 2013/14

Sharon Jones' joyful soul anthems are impossible to resist. We're taking to the dancefloor to celebrate the life and talent of a late-blooming powerhouse

Burt Reynolds apparently regrets baring all for Cosmo back in 1972, but we're here to tell you that he has nothing to be ashamed of. Join us for an appreciation of chest hair, subversion of masculine tropes and the underrated classic Best Little Whorehouse In Texas.

Comedian Rhys Nicholson tells us why David Byrne is so much more than just a musician- and why he's ashamed to have a Talking Heads tattoo.

Before he became everyone's first crush (hi Indiana Jones hi), Harrison Ford was just another aspiring actor hanging out in LA and building decks for Joan Didion.

Talking knock-out '70s blaxploitation star and eternal fox Pam Grier, who's pretty much done it all - from OTT camp masterpiece Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls to her career revival courtesy of Tarantino's Jackie Brown.

Legendary San Francisco detective Dave Toschi was a lead investigator on the Zodiac case and knew his way around a bow tie. Not many men have the distinction of being channeled onscreen by the likes of Steve McQueen, Clint Eastwood *and* Mark Ruffalo

Heiress and expert accessoriser Peggy Guggenheim saved modern art, what did you ever do?

Guest babe Benjamin Law is here for Celine Dion .

Jack Parson's short life had everything: barely-legal rocket science, sex magick cults, witchy artist Marjorie Cameron and a pre-Scientology L Ron Hubbard

We examine the many faces of Felix Leiter, fictional CIA agent and apparently James Bond's only friend in the world

Burlesque queen Gypsy Rose Lee was the full deck, a business-savvy beauty and a smarty. She was also the author of a couple of really fun pulp crime novels set among the glitter and grease paint of the bump-and-grind circuit

Golden god Armie Hammer makes us long for an Italian summer romance, and revise the appeal of tall men in short shorts (we're in favour)

Guest babe comedian Guy Montgomery still holds a torch for the mysterious girl in orange from Pharrell's Frontin' music video. We're talking enduring crushes, early '00s fashion, Pharrell's beauty routine and the particular pleasure of choosing not to know in the internet age.Don't miss your chance to see Guy at the Melbourne Comedy Festival!https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2018/shows/guy-montgomery-doesn-t-check-his-phone-for-an-hour

Salvador Dalí was definitely the most famous surrealist to be kicked out of the movement. He also consistently successfully blurred the boundaries between commerce and art, collaborated with Alfred Hitchcock and may have been his own greatest creation - and we didn't even get into the tarot cards he designed for 007.

Sassy chanteuse, outspoken activist and the best Catwoman to grace the small screen, Eartha Kitt was a true triple-threat. If we had any say in it, Santa (baby) would be bringing her every last thing on that list.

Is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson the most charismatic man alive? From his wrestling past to his Fast future, we're pretty sure he could save the world with that raised eyebrow alone.