Balisani

Los Feliz is considered "trendy" in L.A. by realtors trying to sell you in on the neighborhood's undisputed charm. It's as close to an actual no-nonsense village/community type as you'll find in L.A. (particularly this far "east" on the map). As to the house, well, there are thousands like this in L.A. (don't think it's all Bubbly Hills around here)!

Yes. And in all fairness, I don't think Natalie was trying to be offensive, you know? I mean, I just read the post, and it certainly didn't come across to me like that. In fact, I get the opposite reaction quite often: people think I'm Indian because of my darker (than usual white) skin and light eyes. I've had people come up to me (in New York, where I lived for 7 years, or even in Singapore, where I lived for 6 months) and assume I'm Indian, and speak to me in Hindi, Urdu... and forget about going to India (I've been three times)! People looked at me funny when I spoke English, or request an English language menu at the restaurant. One guy from Northern India even told me he thought I was his cousin, so much like him I look! And I had a cab driver in New York lecture me on how I "shouldn't be ashamed of (my) roots" when I insisted I was not Indian (he insisted I was)! Blue eyes, brown eyes, blue skin, brown skin, round eyes, slanted eyes, it's all good I actually think Natalie should be praised for being curious as to the origin of light eyes in the sub-continent, not reprimanded. Most people (here in the US in general, and just as much in L.A. where I've lived for several years now) would not give a damn. Anyways, all this to say, my hat's off to you, Natalie

Thanks! There is some overlap with your posts, but there'd be too much sorting to be done, so I put it all up

Sorry if there are any reposts...

Italian actress Martina Stella:

Some solid derriere, there:

A memorable Zeta-Jones in "Entrapment":

Poppy:

Marika Dominczyk:

Amelia Cooke:

More Becca?

Becca:

In a completely different register, Angelina Jolie's backside adornments: