"Lucy" look-alikes honor Lucille Ball's 100th birthday

(Reuters) - More than 900 red-lipsticked, redheaded women -- and men -- gathered near a "Vitameatavegamin" sign in the hometown of "I Love Lucy" star Lucille Ball to mark her 100th birthday over the weekend, setting a world record for most Lucy look-alikes.Sporting upswept hairdos and blue-and-white polka dot dresses, Saturday's crowd of 915 Lucy Ricardos established the first Guinness

Lucille Ball lookalikes gather for 100th birthday

 Bridgette Muller of Newburgh, New York, Cindy Wilson of Aurora, Ohio, and Linda Silver, of Kingston, Ontario, (L-R) take part in an attempt to set a new Guinness world record for most Lucy Ricardo lookalikes assembled in one place, in Jamestown, New York on August 6, 2011.Photograph by: Doug Benz, ReutersBUFFALO, N.Y. -- "I Love Lucy" star Lucille Ball's New York hometown will be filled

The Centenary of Lucy: We Still Love Her

 Source: Getty ImagesLucille Ball, foiled again!Lucille Ball would have celebrated her 100th birthday over the weekend, so I celebrated by watching a handful of episodes of her groundbreaking show, and never regretting the decision for a moment. I must admit, for a guy with an edgy sensibility and weird tastes (modern classical music, avant-garde jazz, etc), I would rather watch I Love Lucy 

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Iconic Beauties
 Many women are beautiful, but not all have achieved icon status. Some women just have "it" -- the attitude, the allure and the enchanting looks that make them unforgettable and endlessly fascinating. Meet the iconic beauties of yesterday and today that we just can't get enough of.

Lauren BacallTrademark looks: husky voice and The Look -- chin down, eyes up

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