Marilyn Monroe signed address book, with Marilyn writing ''Love & Kisses / Marilyn Monroe'' on the ''M'' page. Autograph was obtained at a chance encounter in Los Angeles, circa 1954, as Marilyn was leaving the studio lot, and is accompanied by a glossy 3.75'' square photo capturing the encounter.

Item will be made available @Goldin Pop Culture auction today to benefit the newly formed Marilyn Monroe Mental Health for the Arts Program.

This is an exclusive collectible that highlights the professional work of Jane Goodall. This collectible contains 4 multi-layered chromaphane cards in a single-hinged booklet.

At the top is an integrated 1.83-inch LCD screen that powers a 15-minute deep-dive video of Goodall’s life and accomplishments. The video/audio plays using a fully custom Python playback engine coded in my workshop. There is standalone hardware independence which ensures the multimedia plays in any environment. No internet or Bluetooth connection is required.

Every stage of this build – 1) CAD modeling, 2) artistic design, 3) Python coding, 4) electrical assembly, 5) thermal management, and 6) 3D fabrication – is performed in my home workshop.

This piece represents a complete end-to-end creation: no outsourcing or contract work was used.

4K video: https://youtube.com/shorts/voSTkzC7-4A?feature=share

Life’s not about what you did yourself, but what you did for others! https://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=46618292&type=forYou&subType=verts&entity=NFL&entityIcon=https%3A//a.espncdn.com/i/teamlogos/leagues/500-dark/nfl.png

I found these two NFL cards in the shoe box. I wish I could remember how I got them and wish I had more NFL cards from the 1980’s

Singletary was the prototype middle linebacker. He was an intense, ferocious, and relentless leader. He had these intense and fiery wide open eyes (almost like he had super vision). He won a Super Bowl in ‘85 with the Bears and was enshrined into the NFL HOF in 1998.

Pepper Johnson was a brute force inside and the brains of the defense. Lawrence Taylor and Carl Banks wreaked havoc on the edges and Pepper was the steady dependable presence. I remember being a youngin’ watching the Giant games and hearing Peppers name, but his Jersey had T. Johnson which would confuse me-why isn’t it P? His first name is Thomas and Pepper was just a cool nickname.

Here’s a link to eBay to check out what’s available for 1980’s NFL cards: https://ebay.us/g1wr4L

These belonged to my Granddaddy, whom passed away in 2020 from a massive heart attack. This was his, and my mama gave them to me. He was a huge Dale Earnhardt fan, and this was part of his Deal Earnhardt PC. My Grandaddy was a police office for many years, and my mama told me that he cried the day Dale Earnhardt died. I hope that he would like how I am taking care of his things.

Ecclesiastes 12:1