Promo photo of Austrian actress Maria Perschy from the West German action flick Die Pagode zum fünften Schrecken, aka Five Golden Dragons, 1960. 

American actress Laraine Day, who starred in The Locket with Robert Mitchum and in Alfred Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent, seen here circa early ’40s.

Promo photo of French actress Marina Vlady, née Marina de Poliakoff-Baidaroff, circa 1955. Vlady began her film career as a typical bombshell and even earned the nickname “Miss Body of 1960”, but she went on to become an award-winning actress. 

Promo photo of American actress Raquel Welch practicing her penalty shots. Too bad she didn’t take that kick for Ghana against Uruguay—our favorite team would still be in the World Cup. Alas, now we have no choice but to back Spain. 

French-born actress Carole André, whose role in the Italian b-movie Yor: the Hunter from the Future, aka Il mondo di Yor, made her a cult favorite among the sword and sorcery set. 

Algerian-born French actress-turned-astrologer Elizabeth Teissier, shown here in a shot originally published in the French nudie magazine Lui, circa 1975. 

American actress June Bright, pensive in 1948, possibly wondering why her agent never calls. Bright appeared in exactly two motion pictures in her career, and only got credited in one.  

It’s pinku queen Reiko Ike’s birthday today, so we thought we’d post a photo of her frolicking in her birthday suit. Yes, we know you can’t see her face, but it’s a cool shot anyway, don’t you think? It’s clear Reiko has made a resolution to be more porpoiseful in her life. Heh. Um, sorry about that. Puns are an addiction and it's possible we need an intervention. In the meantime, let us make it up to you. Look here. 

Japanese promo pamphlet featuring Meiko Kaji as Scorpion, in the pinku classic Joshuu 701-gô: Sasori, aka Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion, 1972.

Publicity shot of American actress Yvonne Craig as Marta the slave girl from the Star Trek episode “Whom Gods Destroy”, demonstrating a primitive human dance called the Vogue. Craig turned seventy-two yesterday.