Max Minghella Height

How tall is Max Minghella?

Height: 5 feet 10 inches

Max Minghella is an English actor, featured in movies such as Art School Confidential, Agora and The Social Network.

Sun Ming Ming Height

How tall is Sun Ming Ming?

Height: 7 feet 9 inches

Sun Ming Ming is a Chinese professional basketball player, known as the tallest professional player to ever play the game of basketball.

Happy New Year 2011!!!

Wishing you all a safe and happy 2011!

I hope that you all wear fabulous makeup and enjoy the last minutes of 2010 with the ones you love!

The best part about the clock hitting 12 AM is that moment of new hope everyone has. That feeling that everything will be better. And it will!

Cheers!!!

XOXO,

Awilda

Yao Ming Height

How tall is Yao Ming?

Height: 7 feet 6 inches

Yao Ming is a Chinese-born American professional basketball player, known as a member of the Houston Rockets, and being selected to 7 NBA All-Star games.

Sofia Milos Height

How tall is Sofia Milos?

Height: 5 feet 8 inches

Sofia Milos is a Swiss-born Italian/Greek actress, known for her role on the television series CSI: Miami, and in movies such as The Ladies Man, Passionada and The Order.

Andy Milonakis Height

How tall is Andy Milonakis?

Height: 5 feet 6 inches

Andy Milonakis is an American actor, comedian and writer, featured on the television series The Andy Milonakis Show, and in the movie Waiting...

Hayley Mills Height

How tall is Hayley Mills?

Height: 5 feet 3.5 inches

Hayley Mills is an English actress, known for her role in films including Tiger Bay, The Parent Trap and Summer Magic.

Donna Mills Height

How tall is Donna Mills?

Height: 5 feet 4 inches

Donna Mills is an American actress, known for her role on the television soap opera Knots Landing, and in the movie Play Misty for Me and The Stepford Husbands.

Wentworth Miller Height

How tall is Wentworth Miller?

Height: 6 feet 1 inches

Wentworth Miller is an English-born American actor, featured on the television series Prison Break, and in the movie Underworld and Resident Evil: Afterlife.

Sienna Miller Height

How tall is Sienna Miller?

Height: 5 feet 6 inches

Sienna Miller is an English actress, fashion model and designer, featured in movies including Factory Girl, Casanova and G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.

Penelope Ann Miller Height

How tall is Penelope Ann Miller?

Height: 5 feet 7 inches

Penelope Ann Miller is an American actress, known for her role in films such as The Shadow, Kindergarten Cop and Carlito's Way.

Omar Benson Miller Height

How tall is Omar Benson Miller?

Height: 6 feet 6 inches

Omar Benson Miller is an American actor, featured on the television series CSI: Miami, Eleventh Hour, and in the movie The Sorcerer's Apprentice.

Marisa Miller Height

How tall is Marisa Miller?

Height: 5 feet 8 inches

Marisa Miller is an American model, known for her work with Sports Illustrated, Victoria's Secret and Maxim.

Odds and Sods: End of 2010 Edition

Hey you crazy kidz, hope you all have a great New Years celebration planned. And resolutions, lots and lots of good-hearted resolutions, that make us feel all warm and fuzzy (at least until we break them).

This year has seen DEAD AIR's lowest number of blog posts ever, and one of my resolutions is to post more, even if the posts are short. I don't have to turn everything into a damn epistle! But alas, old habits die hard.

The important thing is the HABIT, I have discovered. If you let a few days go by without writing, well... it's easier to let a few MORE days go by... and finally, you aren't writing at all. That's how it initially happened to me some years ago, when I went long periods (like, years) without writing. I missed chronicling some very important, earth-shattering events, and I now greatly mourn the loss. (We can't remember everything we were thinking/doing ten years ago, even if we believe we do; I re-read parts of this blog from only three years ago and I am astounded at the details I have forgotten already.) I decided I wouldn't let that happen again, but this year, I nearly did.

As many of you know, my spiritual center (so to speak) was re-centered (so to speak), and I found it hard to adequately convey my thoughts and feelings around the shift in sensibility. I still find it very difficult, and I am largely unable to write sensibly about leaving the Church. It remains a jumble of emotions and I need to let it all settle, before I attempt to go there. I have about a half-dozen unfinished posts regarding sudden realizations I have had, re: Christianity and identifying as Christian. For one thing, a loss of respectability, that 1) I didn't know I had and 2) didn't know I valued. Some of this respectability is social, some political, and some is self-respect, and that last one is the one that caught me off guard.

I still identify as a Catholic in a social/ethnic way, and that is also very hard to quantify. I am not sure I even understand what it means, but it is simply true.

And so, forward into another year...

~*~

Two of Cravin Melon, but not sure which two! (They introduced themselves as "2/5 of Cravin Melon" at the Earth Fare benefit for Harvest Hope Food Bank, Thanksgiving Eve.)

~*~

DEAD AIR almost got through a whole year without a troll invasion, but last night, there they were, scurrying out from under all kinds of rocks. (((screams)))

I am currently waiting for the cops to arrive to arrest me for not deleting the troll's angry posts (!), as I have been assured they are on the way.

Today, I drove home at breakneck pace and the only thing I found was two florescent light bulbs outside my door, to install in the kitchen. *sigh* No cops. No subpoena. No indictment. Galdurnit! (as my late uncle liked to say) It appears I got all my hopes up for nothing.

I was planning a really JAZZY end-of-year post about Freedom of Speech and blogging, complete with trolls sending me to jail after posting their addresses on my blog (seriously, read the link)... but nah. I was also hopeful that this would be a big First Amendment case, endearing me to all of Blogdonia (and bringing me thousands of hits, of course), but it all turned out to be just another annoying pain in the ass.

~*~

Tyler Ramsey at the Bohemian Cafe in Greenville, December 4th. His musical compatriots, BAND OF HORSES, have just been nominated for a Grammy award, which he called "Some crazy news!" It certainly is!

Congrats on the nomination, Tyler, and good luck. (Apologies for the blurry photo, but it was kinda dark in there.)

~*~

I did want to link a few people who posted especially interesting, fun and/or very readable stuff that I didn't get to highlight previously:

:: How do I feel about the recent lift of the ban on openly gay soldiers (i.e. Don't ask, don't tell)? Truthfully? I hate when still another group gets turned into cannon fodder. Suzan sums up my feelings perfectly in the title of her piece: To the Gay Community: Now That You Can Join the Military, Please Don’t!

:: Renegade Evolution meets the Furries... great stuff: You’re going to Baltimore? You might need…

:: Jon shared this one with me: The Professional Left Versus The Left of Us. Money quote:

But to some the fascism warned of in all those faint allusions to totalitarian horrors already exists and the death camp trains have been running for decades with barely a peep from the professional liberals. Should we care about Obama’s failure to close Guantanamo when he never felt pressure enough to even lie about wanting to shut down the Corrections Corporation of America? Prisons and the racist legislation, hyper-policing, brutality and fraudulent judicial system that keep them filled are among the nation’s biggest businesses. Joblessness and poverty continue to worsen and even the tens of thousands dying from war abroad are more than matched by the deaths in this country resulting from public policies which deny adequate housing, food and health care to millions.

Preach it, preach it!

:: Skepchick: Eating Disorders, the Media, and Skepticism.

:: AMERICA: Y UR PEEPS B SO DUM? Ignorance and courage in the age of Lady Gaga by Joe Bageant. Required reading for every culture warrior!

Yellowdog Granny's recent funnies! It's where I found the comic on the left.



Speaking of which, I've been a loyal REAL HOUSEWIVES fan since day one, but this year, I was pretty disappointed in the newest incarnation: The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Boring, predictable, with no authentic or amusingly-outrageous neurosis at all, just garden-variety, high-tax-bracket narcissism. Narcissism without neurosis is just... narcissism. Neurosis, however, is what makes the world go round! (We crave copious tearful, self-centered confessions about how no one understands what they go through!!!!) The Bev Hills gang doesn't have enough self-pity to suit me... or it could be that they've had SO MUCH BOTOX they are totally unable to move their faces (the husbands too!) and as a result, cry with their eyes wide open. And that just doesn't pull at my heartstrings in the same way.

If you can't even scrunch up your face and cry like the rest of us, fuck you.

:: Media Matters: 15 Whoppers [Glenn] Beck did not get fired for in 2010. (My first thought: What?! ONLY 15?)

:: Sheila instructs us in Relearning how to breathe. As a customer service rep, I would often notice that my breathing would get all raggedy and strange, after an hour or so of getting my ass chewed out non-stop. I would take a few seconds and concentrate on breathing in and out, and I was amazed at the difference in my state of mind, my countenance, my inner calm.

:: Mia Mingus shares her feelings about November 6, the anniversary of her adoption. This is her recorded birthday, but of course, not really her birthday. I had never really stopped to consider the fact that most adoptees do not know their actual birthdays:

I hate the confusion that surrounds my birthday now. People constantly getting confused, “so which birthday do you celebrate?” “When is your real birthday?” Since finding out the truth, I would rather deny my birthday all together, no celebrations, no worries about what or how birthdays are supposed to feel to someone who does not even know how to think of her own birth. It only marks another year that I have spent separated from pieces of myself that may or may not even exist; pieces of my self that made me, created me, but don’t know me now. It only marks a deep sadness at having celebrated something that was so wrong for so long, something that wasn’t real, the way sometimes entire decades of my life have felt.

Beautiful, expressive writing.

:: My always-embarrassing senator, Tea Party busybody Jim DeMint, has just revealed himself to be a starstruck fanboy, gushing to Politico that Sarah Palin has "done more for the Republican Party than anyone since Ronald Reagan," -- apparently with a straight face, too.

As they say, those two need to get a room.

~*~

And now (((drum roll))) DEAD AIR VIDEO OF THE YEAR... as always, my criteria is the same: Which one did I listen to the most after I initially posted it?

Ohhh, that's an easy call. I must have listened to this five thousand times by now. (As I said back in April, all due to the wonders of modern technology!)

Cleo's Mood - Junior Walker and the All Stars



HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! Have a fabulous 2011!

*Photos from my FLICKR page*

Jonny Lee Miller Height

How tall is Jonny Lee Miller?

Height: 5 feet 11 inches

Jonny Lee Miller is an English actor, featured in movies including Hackers, Trainspotting, and on the television series Eli Stone.

Christa Miller Height

How tall is Christa Miller?

Height: 5 feet 8 inches

Christa Miller is an American actress, known for her role on the television sitcom The Drew Carey Show, and on the series Cougar Town.

Ann Miller Height

How tall was Ann Miller?

Height: 5 feet 7 inches

Ann Miller was an American singer and actress, known for her role in films such as Kiss Me Kate, Easter Parade and Small Town Girl.

Christina Milian Height

How tall is Christina Milian?

Height: 5 feet 2 inches

Christina Milian is an American recording artist, actress and model, known for albums including It's About Time, So Amazin', and for her role in the movie Love Don't Cost a Thing and Torque.

Snow Ready Boots...

Hi Beauties,

The snow blizzard that hit the Tri-state area this weekend made me realize that I don't have great snow boots. I wanted to share the boots that I decided to order last night.

I'll certainly be ready for the snow next time :-).

I thought these were very fashionable as far as snow boots can be. (lol)

XOXO,

Awilda

On feminist collaboration with the state

As a veteran of the Watergate era, which I obsessively studied as a young pup, I am so deeply cynical and skeptical of our government, that I initially did not even believe these alleged rape-victims of Julian Assange truly existed. I am still profoundly skeptical, until I see an interview with Barbara Walters or equivalent. (I'll settle for a big blue dot over their faces, as was necessary for Patricia Bowman.)

As I have written before: Deja Vu all over again. The disintegration of the leftist/liberal coalition is in full swing. Obama is a one-termer, as was Jimmy Carter. History repeats itself, almost to the letter, but I can't quite figure out if this is the tragedy or the farce?

When I get confused, I flash back to 1979 and the disintegration of the 70s coalition. And then, it all makes sense.

Feminism was wild, woolly, crazy, brash, overbearing. The refrain was: I am woman, hear me ROAR. Not purr. Not blink our waterproofed-mascaraed eyes and meow nicely. ROAR. As the 80s dawned and Reaganism took over, roaring not only rated patriarchal punishment, but outright banishment. Get with the program, bitches, was the new refrain. 70s feminism became an embarrassment to the new careerist women of the 80s, who bleated incessantly, I'm a feminist but I love men! I love men! I don't hate men! I'm a feminist, but... and then finally FEMINISM as a term, as a philosophy, as a politics, was banished, too.

And something happened.

This phenomenon was first controversially chronicled by a woman I have since been told is "anti-feminist"--which is odd, since she was one of the few women who seemed to understand what the hell was going on. I refer to Katie Roiphe.

From The Morning After: Sex, Fear and Feminism by Katie Roiphe:

The image that emerges from feminist preoccupations with rape and sexual harassment is that of women as victims, offended by a professor's dirty joke, verbally pressured into sex by peers. This image of a delicate woman bears a striking resemblance to that fifties ideal my mother and the other women of her generation fought so hard to get away from. They didn't like her passivity, her wide-eyed innocence. They didn't like the fact that she was perpetually offended by sexual innuendo. They didn't like her excessive need for protection. She represented personal, social and psychological possibilities collapsed, and they worked and marched, shouted and wrote, to make her irrelevant for their daughters. But here she is again, with her pure intentions and her wide eyes. Only this time it is feminists themselves who are breathing new life into her.

Self-described feminists ran to the state, to the patriarchy itself, to local police forces and courts that had never given a shit about women, to punish other men. Without apology. In fact, quite proudly. No political equivocations or similar excuses were given, i.e. we need mean guys to police other mean guys. Battered-women's shelters became beneficent arms of the therapeutic culture; police were suddenly seen as the good guys, keeping an eye on those other dangerous, brutal men. (The most horrific suffering in these situations came from battered women married to police officers, since those particular men had easy access to locations of safe-houses.) Radical volunteers at these shelters, even women who had initially organized them (such as Sue Urbas, R.I.P.) were suddenly persona non grata in the places they had started themselves. The experts and the social workers, acting as arms of the state, stepped in. (You can almost hear John Wayne: We'll take over now, little lady.) And they did. By the end of the 80s, they were in the process of doing the same thing to Alcoholics Anonymous and various other self-help organizations. The state, massive apparatus that it is, does not take well to being left out. And men, in particular, were NOT going to be left out of the project, any project.

By 1999 and the advent of LAW AND ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT, the whole concept was solidified. The law is Our Friend. The state will bring sympathetic justice to raped women. We can trust them. This pro-state, pro-government propaganda has never abated.

If you grew up during that time, you don't know any different. You believe the government is there to help women. You do not believe that the government has its own agenda regarding feminism and women. If you say such things to young women, they will furrow their brows: but there are women police officers, they say. (Mariska Hargitay is popular for a reason, you know.) The concept of the state as an agent of repression, is utterly foreign to them. To say otherwise renders you some kind of lefty/anarchist nut, or worse, a conspiracy theorist. Not a realist.

As a result, the entire invasion of Afghanistan was given a properly feminist spin: Women are being abused by the Taliban! Of course, we must invade. Mavis Leno and other billionaire Hollywood feminists unabashedly called for military intervention.

~*~

To review: The US government is a repressive, carnivorous force.

Ask the women of: Japan, Korea, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Angola, Nicaragua, Panama, Grenada, Iraq and Afghanistan. (I'm sure I'm missing a few interventions; how could we possibly keep track of them all?) And that is only a half-century's worth of military meddling. As I have written here before, the US government has had its fingers in the business of so many countries, only God knows the extent of it. And by giving our blessing to the state, by running to the state to settle our conflicts and making sure Mariska Hargitay and company have jobs and plenty of work to do, we collaborate. As US residents, we can't help some collaboration (if you don't pay the IRS and fund their wars, they will put you in jail for tax evasion), but other, more insidious forms of collaboration CAN be directly avoided.

Yes, the word for today is COLLABORATION.

The feminists who are currently mouthing well-intentioned variations of: Yes, we know Julian Assange has a big red target on his back placed there by the US government for exposing war crimes against unnamed dark women in Asia with (waving impatiently) smart bombs and stuff, but we must hear out the complaints of these (Daisy first believed nonexistent) Swedish white women who are accusing him, because, well... what would Mariska Hargitay do? What have we been TAUGHT to do?

Listen to the women!

Well, I do listen to women. I listen to the victims of US repression and violence. I listen to the victims of rape in other countries, women who claim their country and governments have been totally destroyed by an advanced, high-tech military campaign financed by MY money, MY government, without MY consent. Have you written about that, American feminists? Have you denounced war, made in your name? Have you profiled THOSE rape victims? Have you believed those victims and made them the centerpiece of your political campaigns? And why haven't you?

Certain feminists have actually written more about Michael Moore declaring the rape allegations are "hooey" --than they have against the war(s) and US imperialism against the unnamed dark women of the world, which is certainly NOT hooey. They seem far more upset over Michael Moore and Keith Olbermann saying predictable and stupid guy-shit on TV, than they are about the wholesale rape and assault of entire fucking countries. Because you know, American feminists should have the right to watch TV without being offended! (Since when?) The fact that these feminists are going after two erstwhile progressives, is pretty gross. Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly trash women and feminism every single day, but somehow, that isn't quite as upsetting.

This disgusting state of affairs has made DEAD AIR almost too nauseated to continue. And then, yes, dear readers, Daisy rallied.

What made me rally? I saw a picture. I decided to share it here. The photo above is of one Dorothy Wetzel Hunt.

Speaking of conspiracy theories, does anyone remember Dorothy Hunt, the wife of E. Howard Hunt?

Dorothy Hunt died. Dorothy Hunt was expendable. Just like all those women in Afghanistan are considered expendable. And the women of all the countries I listed above, were also expendable. American women deserve to live in comfort, and goddamn anybody, male or female, Michael Moore or Dorothy Hunt, who stand in the way.

I can only remember one feminist, Robin Morgan, mentioning Dorothy in a poem. Period. No other feminists gave a shit. She was probably a Republican, after all. No question, she was a CIA agent:

Just before Hunt boarded the aircraft she purchased $250,000 in flight insurance payable to E. Howard Hunt. In his book Undercover (1974), Hunt claims he was unaware that his wife planned to do this. In the book he also tried to explain what his wife was doing with $10,000 in her purse. According to Hunt it was money to be invested with Hal Carlstead in "two already-built Holiday Inns in the Chicago area".

Nixon administration figure Chuck Colson told TIME magazine that "I don't say this to my people. They'd think I'm nuts. I think they [the CIA] killed Dorothy Hunt."[2]Also killed in the December 1972 plane crash was CBS News Correspondent Michele Clark and Illinois Congressman George W. Collins.

"This was probably the most investigated airplane crash in history" said Deputy Cook County Coroner John Haigh. [3] National Transportation Safety Board ruled it to be pilot error. [4]

Sure it was. (Holiday Inns! Ohhh, that is perfect.)

And how thoughtful of Dorothy to purchase all that life insurance just in the nick of time to pay her husband's lawyers! What a nice lady.

I have often imagined how Dorothy felt, boarding that plane and suddenly GETTING IT. What was it was like to know you had that giant red target on your back (the same one now on Julian's back) placed there by the US government? This was the entity she had worked for, sacrificed for, and thoroughly believed in. A lot like The Mafia. It's your life, and then, finally, it is your death.

And so, I write this for Dorothy Hunt. We will never know the truth about your death, Dorothy. And I apologize for all the feminists who didn't bother to investigate. Mariska Hargitay-on-the-trail does not apply to everyone.

This is for all the feminists who believed in ((cough)) "pilot error"; all the feminists who shrugged because you had the wrong politics and the wrong husband.

Similarly, we see that liberal white US feminists are currently picking and choosing which victims are more important than others. Millions of victims of US carnage should rightly rate a few more blog posts than Michael Moore acting like Michael Moore, you know?

My question to all of you is: why haven't they?

As I said, I am profoundly skeptical. I see the hundreds of probably-astroturfed blog post replies with all of the not-linked commenters predictably stating RIGHT ON, we are glad you are standing up to Assange the bully-rapist! How many of these posts are by government plants or right-wing apologists? Are you absolutely certain you are pursuing the right course of action? Do you see that you are (coincidentally!) weakening the individual who has exposed the war crimes of the government? Do these war crimes bother you at all; have you READ the Wikileaks documents? Women's bodies are littered throughout. Do you care about them? (And if you do, why have you not written about them and said so?) Julian's organization, Wikileaks, has exposed horrific war crimes. Why are you going after him, with the blessings of your repressive government? Is your attack on Julian ultimately going to endear you to the women of the world, women unfortunate to have been born on the wrong side, women who have been left without running water and whose children have been blown up?

Oh, please.

They are using you.

And they will continue to use you with aplomb and make sure you get lots of attention, blog links and air time. They will flatter your ego and put you on radio and TV. In fact, you can work for the government right up until the moment of your elimination, when you are no longer useful. Ask Dorothy. Ask her as she was standing at that airline desk, her heart pounding, purchasing all that life insurance.

I'm sure Julian has purchased his.

Alyssa Milano Height

How tall is Alyssa Milano?

Height: 5 feet 2 inches

Alyssa Milano is an Italian-American actress and former singer, known for her role on the television sitcom Who's the Boss?, and on the series Charmed and Melrose Place.

Izabella Miko Height

How tall is Izabella Miko?

Height: 5 feet 4 inches

Izabella Miko is a Polish-born actress and dancer, known for her role in movies such as Coyote Ugly, The Forsaken and Clash of the Titans.

Mads Mikkelsen Height

How tall is Mads Mikkelsen?

Height: 6 feet 0 inches

Mads Mikkelsen is a Danish actor, known for his role on the television series Rejseholdet, and in movies such as King Arthur, Casino Royale and Clash of the Titans.

Mika Height

How tall is Mika?

Height: 6 feet 3 inches

Mika is a British singer-songwriter and musician, known for albums including Life in Cartoon Motion and The Boy Who Knew Too Much.

Toshirō Mifune Height

How tall was Toshirō Mifune?

Height: 5 feet 8.5 inches

Toshirō Mifune was a Japanese actor, featured in films including Yojimbo, Seven Samurai and Rashomon.

Christmas Eve Look

Hey Beauties!

If you live in Eastern part of states, I hope you are home, nice and cozy. :-)

I wanted to show you all what I ended up wearing for the Christmas Eve Dinner! I thought that wearing red lips was a little too predictable so I went with pink! :-)

Eyes:

Urban Decay Matte Primer Potion

MAC Brule eyeshadow on lid (Mac 239 brush)

MAC Soba eyeshadow on the crease (buffed with Mac 224 brush)

MAC Brown Down eyeshadow on the outer corner (buffed with Mac 217 brush)

MAC Handwritten eyeshadow to darken the corners (with Mac 217 brush)

MAC Ricepaper eyeshadow under the brow and Inner Duct

Lancome Hypnose Drama Mascara, black

Cheeks:

Nars Desire Blush

Lips:

MAC Magenta Lipliner

Giorgio Armani Rouge d'Armani #600 Lipstick

Face:

Cetaphil Moisture Lotion

Smashbox Artificial Light Flash Luminizing Lotion mixed with Makeup For Ever HD Foundation #128 (buffed in with MAC 188 duo fiber brush)

MAC NW25 Studio Finish Concealer

MAC Prep & Prime powder to set concealer

Hope you like it!

XOXO,

Awilda

Merry Christmas from the Family

I've been so profoundly exhausted from another holiday retail season, I almost neglected the fourth year in a row of our Dead Air holiday tradition. I hereby present Robert Earl Keen's MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE FAMILY!

As always, non-rednecks and/or yankees are certainly free to sit this one out.

Have a great Christmas everyone! Feliz Navidad!

~*~

Merry Christmas from the Family - Robert Earl Keen

Bette Midler Height

How tall is Bette Midler?

Height: 5 feet 1 inches

Bette Midler is an American singer and actress, known for albums including The Divine Miss M, Some People's Lives and Bette of Roses, also featured in the movie For the Boys and The Rose.

Dale Midkiff Height

How tall is Dale Midkiff?

Height: 6 feet 2 inches

Dale Midkiff is an American actor, featured on the television series Time Trax, and in movies including Pet Sematary, Falcon Down and Air Bud: World Pup.

Jayne Middlemiss Height

How tall is Jayne Middlemiss?

Height: 5 feet 6 inches

Jayne Middlemiss is an English television and radio presenter, known for her work on television programs such as What Women Want, Robot Wars and Family Forensics UK.

Michael Michele Height

How tall is Michael Michele?

Height: 5 feet 8.5 inches

Michael Michele is an American actress, featured on the television series New York Undercover, ER and Homicide: Life on the Street.

My Best Wishes....

Hi Beauties,

I'd like to take a moment to wish all of your a very merry Christmas! Tis' The Season To Be Jolly! and I hope that you all get to spend this holiday with those you love most.

This is absolutely one of my favorite times of the year. What I look forward to the most is seeing the faces of my nieces and nephews when they open their gifts. It's always great to be cause of a child's smile. :-)

My Makeup for today will probably look like this...

XOXO,

Awilda

Lea Michele Height

How tall is Lea Michele?

Height: 5 feet 2 inches

Lea Michele is an American actress, singer and dancer, best known for her role on the television series Glee.

Alyson Michalka Height

How tall is Alyson Michalka?

Height: 5 feet 8 inches

Alyson Michalka is an American actress, singer-songwriter and musician, known for her role on the television series Hellcats, and as one half of the music duo 78violet.

Shawn Michaels Height

How tall is Shawn Michaels?

Height: 6 feet 0 inches

Shawn Michaels is an American former professional wrestler, known for his work with both World Wrestling Entertainment and World Wrestling Federation.

Bret Michaels Height

How tall is Bret Michaels?

Height: 5 feet 9 inches

Bret Michaels is an American singer-songwriter, musician, actor and television personality, known as a member of the metal band Poison, and for albums including Look What the Cat Dragged In and pen Up and Say... Ahh!

George Michael Height

How tall is George Michael?

Height: 5 feet 11 inches

George Michael is an English singer-songwriter and former member of the band Wham!, also known for solo albums such as Faith, Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 and Older.

Ari Meyers Height

How tall is Ari Meyers?

Height: 5 feet 2 inches

Ari Meyers is a Puerto Rican-born American actress, featured on the television sitcom Kate & Allie, and in the movie Dutch and Dark Horse.

Dina Meyer Height

How tall is Dina Meyer?

Height: 5 feet 7 inches

Dina Meyer is an American actress, known for her role in films such as Johnny Mnemonic, Starship Troopers, and the Saw series.

Breckin Meyer Height

How tall is Breckin Meyer?

Height: 5 feet 5 inches

Breckin Meyer is an American actor, writer and producer, known for his role in movies such as Clueless, Road Trip and Rat Race.

Jason Mewes Height

How tall is Jason Mewes?

Height: 5 feet 11.5 inches

Jason Mewes is an American actor, featured in movies such as Dogma, Chasing Amy and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

Jesse Metcalfe Height

How tall is Jesse Metcalfe?

Height: 5 feet 10 inches

Jesse Metcalfe is an American actor, featured on the television series Desperate Housewives, and in movies such as John Tucker Must Die, Loaded and Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.

Jennifer Metcalfe Height

How tall is Jennifer Metcalfe?

Height: 5 feet 5 inches

Jennifer Metcalfe is an English actress and model, featured on the television soap opera Hollyoaks and Emmerdale.

Johnny Messner Height

How tall is Johnny Messner?

Height: 5 feet 11.5 inches

Johnny Messner is an American actor, known for his role on the television series Killer Instinct, and in films including Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid and Believers.

Debra Messing Height

How tall is Debra Messing?

Height: 5 feet 8 inches

Debra Messing is an American actress who starred on the television sitcom Will & Grace and series The Starter Wife.

Melinda Messenger Height

How tall is Melinda Messenger?

Height: 5 feet 2 inches

Melinda Messenger is an English glamour model and television presenter, known for her work on the television program Live from Studio Five, To Buy or Not to Buy and Melinda's Big Night In.