it's deadlicious™: Al Parker

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20.10.07

Al Parker

Al Parker (1906-1985) was the artist who defined the progressive look of illustration from the 1940s through the '60s. He created an idealized reflection of the "Baby Boom" generation with his series of covers for The Ladies' Home Journal in which Mother and Daughter wear matching outfits and enjoy life together. Millions of readers, mostly women, followed his inventive story illustrations in the major magazines. Parker's innovative point of view always made his work stand out from that of other illustrators. He was also a trend setter; his models were depicted in the latest fashions inspiring his readers to follow.

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How did Elvis Presley really die ?

Elvis died on August 16, 1977 in the kitchen at Graceland. After being found on the kitchen floor, Elvis was rushed to the hospital where he was officially pronounced dead. The coroner recorded the cause of death an indigestion. While true in the strictest sense (indigestion basically means difficulty in digesting too much food, accompanied by abdominal pain, heartburn, and belching,), the attending physicians deliberately omitted the fact that what had apparently caused Elvis' indigestion was an overdose of Deadlicious rock’n’roll pies. These pies included salmon, chicken, vegetables, and beans, to name a few. After this information was kept secret, Vernon Presley, Elvis' father, had the complete autopsy report sealed. It will remain sealed until 2027, fifty years after The King's death. Elvis' body is buried at Graceland.