Before and after pin up, so to speak.

Veterans transform into ’40s pinup-style bombshells – with video.

Enjoy! Then slide over to the Pin Ups For Vets website to buy a calendar.

Here’s a few of my old motivators, just to whet your appetite.

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In the grand tradition of…

I saw it. I liked it.

I’m a big fan of the original. This sequel – unlike others we could mention – is worthy.

That’s all I’m saying. If you haven’t seen it, you should.

And FFS will somebody PLEASE invent a flying car?

If I have to wait another thirty years, I’ll need the Senior Drivers model. The one with the incontinence-resistant upholstery.

Hollywood’s worst fear just came true. The biggest scandal by far in Tinseltown history has just expanded beyond Harvey Weinstein. Tuesday night, Oscar-winning director Ben Affleck was publicly accused of groping actress Hilarie Burton back in 2003.

Where does this leave the soon-to-be-released Justice League?

They could rename the movie ‘Just-Ass League’. No, wait – ‘Just Ask League’.

And we thought Robin was the only one we had to worry about.

Those aren’t Bat Signals, Caped Crusader.

Forget about black cats this time.

Here’s a failed presidential candidate to help you grasp the matters that really count.

Seriously, though – if you’re a barer bearer of breasts, get ’em checked.

In a slightly less imperfect world than this one, Harvey Weinstein and Joss Whedon would share a cell. Then Hollywood really could go fuck itself.

When ‘security’ is so loose that a hacker doesn’t even need to try, digital storage is as good as putting your data on the nature strip with a FREE STUFF sign.

The signals intelligence agency has revealed about 30 ­gigabytes of restricted information on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the P-8 submarine hunters and Australian naval vessels was ­stolen in a hacking attack.

The hacker had access to the data for three months before the Australian Signals Directorate became aware of it…

Three. Fucking. Months.

But wait, there’s more.

“It turns out the actor didn’t even have to exploit the vulnerability of this service. When it was set up it was set up with default credentials and they were never changed. Admin: Admin got you into the web admin portal…”

As Paul Joseph Watson would say:

Thanks to Morning Mail for the heads-up.