Southern California LIFE AFTER 50 is the magazine.

Julie is featured on the cover. Great article and photos!

THERE HAS NEVER BEEN AN INJUSTICE ANYWHERE IN THIS PHYSICAL TIME/SPACE REALITY OR ANYWHERE ELSE. LAW OF ATTRACTION DOES NOT PROMOTE INJUSTICE. IT AMPLIFIES THE VIBRATION THAT IS WITHIN YOU.

Julie Newmar

Lots of fans are posting pix of themselves with Julie, or pix they took of Julie, and a lot of them turn up right here:

www.facebook.com/jnewmar

So whether it's somebody promoting their "very popular Holiday blog" or the fact they had a photo op...be sure to bookmark this page to check anyone's posting of a familiar photo of Julie or something new and unexpected.

"Leafblowers," William Shatner fumed, "is there anything more futile??" The line appears on his great CD "Has Been," and the track "I Can't Get Behind That." He's livid about how the serenity of being close to nature has been seared by the screaming drone of leafblowers…the laz-z-boy air hoses that now substitute for old-fashioned time-honored rakes. Julie, a guest-star on Shatner's "Star Trek," has a long track record of protesting against hot-air politicians who turn a deaf ear to noise pollution complaints. She's renewed her fight with TV appearances, and a recent letter to Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski.

"Life has become less and less livable in this city," Julie wrote on November 6th. "Millions of people…hate these leaf blowers and the continual battery to our lives and health." Catwoman took the councilwoman to task for the "public nuisance" of workers who "wander about in this brainless activity with a three foot extension on their masculinity…everyone hates it…sanity is the issue. Get rid of leaf blowers." Ever since Adam and Eve dropped their fig leaves and began populating the planet, the simple and easy answer to fallen flora has been to sweep it up, rake it up, gather it up quietly and efficiently. Technology's creation, the leafblower, is indeed "futile," blowing the mess around, making noise, using up gas or electricity.

The excuse gardeners give is that it's too "hard" to use a rake or a broom, and asking them to use old-fashioned elbow grease is somehow racist. Sad isn't it? How heavy are leaves? How difficult is it to quietly gather them up on a pleasant morning, rather than zoom around giving everyone a headache, and kicking up more dirt and dust than the Indy 500? "We need strong leadership," Julie writes. And that's why Julie is once again leading the fight, because the blow to the senses caused by these machines leaves much to be desired.

Watch out, with a review this glowing, your newspaper might spontaneously burst into flames. I'm talking about the Canyon News, with its heated praise for Julie and her new book:

"When a person meets Julie Newmar, you get the impression of an elegant, tall, sensual, intelligent, gorgeous and stylish lady in Tinseltown. However, after you read “The Conscious Catwoman: Explains Life On Earth,” you will come away from reading it and knowing for sure that on top of all of those things, she’s also a witty genius, whose infectious positive spirit has guided her through an amazing life and incredible body of work as an actress, and also you’ll know why everyone falls in love with the leggy beauty at first sight. This book is the must have for every home, every high school and every bookstore across America. Don’t walk to the bookstore to get her story. Run! Don’t walk!"

"...Julie has one of the highest IQ’s in the world, she’s a sophisticated and talented mime, she has the most gorgeous rose and flower gardens, she speaks her mind, she fights for the underdog and she is showing no signs of slowing down after a meteoric career rise that continues today.

"Her very concisely written book “The Conscious Catwoman” gives the reader life lessons; which is what Julie Newmar does best. 13 amazing chapters, under 75 pages, but filled with priceless anecdotal knowledge of her life and career, and the best advice that anyone could ever give you. From health and exercise to fashion and how to reach every goal you set for yours, this book is so well written and easily understood, that she could single handedly clean up Washington, D.C. and every dysfunctional family around America and the world.

"...my favorite chapter was How To Do The Impossible. Knowing Julie Newmar, it’s only impossible for the rest of us. She can do it all. Sing, dance, act, write! Yes, write she does, and this is just one of the many upcoming publications the beautiful and dynamic star will be penning. When you put this book down, you will realize what an awesome and extraordinary person Ms. Newmar is, and you will have no doubt in your mind why she’s one of the most unforgettable and elegant women on the planet...."

No, KCAL9 isn't a robot friend of AF-709, it's a local TV station.

Julie appeared the other day to promote her new book, touching on everything from turn-ons and tallness to Catwoman and Dale Carnegie.

The interview is still floating around on CBS Los Angeles' website:

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2011/08/18/catwoman-julie-newmar-visits-kcal9-to-discuss-her-new-book/

Nostalgia is fun! But nevermind "For Auld Lang Syne" with Julie, it's For All Fans Sign...

....all fans that come up to the table for photos or a signed copy of "Conscious Catwoman Explains Life on Earth."

Here's a shot via Pacific Coast News, of Julie signing at the October 9th Collectors Show.

She'll be at VROMAN'S BOOKSTORE in Pasadena, 395 East Colorado Blvd, on November 12th at 5pm.