#danni ashe
Back in January 2012, I started Big90s to post pics of Danni Ashe and her website back when the world wide web was taking off. It’s been a lot of fun for the past seven years but it might be time to hang up my spurs. I may post a few pics if I find anything of interest but I think I have found every decent pic of Danni Ashe/Leah Manzari that I could find. But until then, I may be taking some time off.
Be good. Be kind. Be patient and thoughtful with other people.
And thank you.
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What the heck is Danni Ashe wearing? We like it but WYF?
I asked to sleep in for my birthday but Danni Ashe has other ideas. But this is my special day.
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I hate it when Danni brings home new bikinis, tries them on and asks me how much I like them. Ugh, sooooo boring.
Okay, I’m just kidding. I kinda sorta like the bikini auditions.
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Kirkus Reviews: Why did you - and so many other women - settle for less than what you were worth?
Mika Brezinksi: I don’t blame my company for getting the best price they could get for me. I don’t blame MSNBC for what I did, which was sign a contract and take a salary that was far below my value. I just want to be clear that actually, most of what went wrong for me started with me. It could have been fixed if I had been far more knowledgeable, deep in my heart, about what it was that I brought to the table.
None of this happens without addressing the psychology of it, and what it is that we want out of our employers. Far too many times we want to be liked. Loved. And to be considered part of the team more than we want our value. It’s stunning to me how much this happens. I was talking to a good friend of mine who appears in my book, More editor-in-chief Lesley Jane Seymour, who talked about a boss giving her a pair of earrings and saying how much she loved her. It’s just ridiculous. So what? I don’t want earrings. I don’t really care what the emotion is. The question is do you respect my value? The only way you can show it is to pay for it.
Women in general are not making as much as their male counterparts, even at the second and the third level, and it will take a lot to get us where we should be, but we do need to address our part in this and what we can change in order to change that conversation, and that’s what I think that this book does, is it makes us take a look at the conversations before we have them.
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A vintage clip of Danni Ashe grinding to some 90’s dance pop. And she has short hair!
(Hat tip supervixxxens)
Portrait w/cunt, a continuing series. The subject in this case: South Carolina native Danni Ashe (32FF-23-38, W:H ratio 0.61, 5 ft 2 in, 115 lbs, 1968- ). Danni was active from about 1992 to 2004. On December 5, 2000, Guinness World Records awarded her the title “Most downloaded woman on the Internet” when they confirmed that her image had been downloaded over a billion times.
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