Otra muerte

Muchos me reprochan que ponga a la misma altura personalidades tan diversas pero ya me empiezo a cansar de tanto meapilas progre. Son los nuevos arrendatarios del pulpito. Hoy murieron 2 grandes mujeres. Chloe Jones, emergente porn-star, nos ha abandonado subitamente a los 29 años. No se sabe la causa. Dió grandes alegrias, sobre todo a Charlie Sheen, que dejó a Denise Richards por esta fiera rubia. Según la AVN, deja a tres niños. Uno de 8 añitos y dos gemelos de 7. Jones fue Penthouse Pet de Abril 1998. Contrató con Vivid Entertainment Group y New Sensations. Posó para Playboy y Vanity Fair, y apareció en “Baywatch,” “Diagnosis Murder,” “Edenquest” and Showtime's “Full Frontal Comedy.” Jones curró en mas de 30 producciones en 4 años y estaba temporalmente retirada del porno desde hace 1 año. Dicen que “as far as the adult industry, she was trying to get away from it,” she said. “She was taking a lot of rest. Her next goal was to write a book. …” Esta energica tejana era famosa por su afición a la fiesta y sus ganas de aventuras.

"I remember going on a wild trip to Brazil and we were getting on the airplane and she was arguing with this guy to move to a different seat so that our group could all sit together. The guy was a prick and wouldn’t budge, and much to our surprise, he was the still photographer assigned to covering her on the trip. That was typical Chloe. We all had a big laugh about that one. ... As a representative for All Media Play and New Sensations we send out our heartfelt condolences to her family in Texas." Club Jenna Inc. recauda fondos para sus hijos. The email address info@chloeaid.com will be set up in the next 48 hours for inquiries.

La otra baja se produjo ayer. La mítica Anne Bancroft murió, dejando solito a Mel Brooks. Esta leyenda de la escena USA nos dejó a los 73 años. Todos recuerdan su morbosa interpretación en El graduado. Yo recuerdo a la Annie Sullivan de El milagro de Ana Sulivan (The Miracle Worker), la amiga de El hombre Elefante, la monja de Agnes de Dios...

Actress Anne Bancroft, who won an Oscar for The Miracle Worker and a place in pop culture history as the seductive Mrs. Robinson in The Graduate, died Monday of cancer; she was 73. The wife of comedian Mel Brooks, Bancroft died in New York at Mt. Sinai Hospital.