I love Jell-O! I love all colors. I love it plain or with things floating inside except when people suspend stuff like little sprigs of broc...
Resin grapes were a huge thing in the late 1960s/ early ’70s but none so succulent or popular as those that were fashioned into pineap...
I’ve collected four of these porcelain pitchers from the late 1960s over the years. I’ve only seen this particular style with th...
Nothin’ tastier in the morning then to slip on a nice pair of bacon shoes and go about your day. As someone who loves the meaty stuff,...
Seems like there are hundreds of photos circulating on the Internet from my party Monday night where, among a zillion other things...
Yes, it was the opening line of my very first hit and it was the greatest way ever to celebrate the opening of The Allee Willis Museum...
The response to awmok.com has been insane, beyond my wildest and most hopeful expectations both from the press and from the public...
This ran on September 18, 2009. Thank you, NBC and especially Cary Berglund, for getting what Kitsch is and giving it the props it so ...
I thought I’d be chitchatting in The Kitschenette like a mofo but have been so swamped with follow-up to the incredible response from ...
What was the marketing guy thinking when he hooked up The Supremes with a bread brand deal? Pumpernickel maybe, but white bread?! I own the ...
I thank all of you who got to The Kitchenette as soon as it opened and submitted all of your beautiful Kitsch. I thought most of the stuff w...
Nothing better than celebrity Kitsch! They have enough money and should know better but that’s when some of the biggest Kitsch gets co...
Today’s post should have been the big ol’ blowout post of ’em all detailing the spectacular party last night celebrating t...
Running around all day today on about a second of sleep doing final tweaks on the first party celebrating the Grand Opening of The Al...
I had always thought that the day before the Grand opening of the virtual Allee Willis Museum of Kitsch I would have one of the most spectac...
This 1950’s one pound drugstore display box of the premiere brand of boxed chocolate sold everywhere but actual candy stores is the be...
These three beauties are the real deal, the kind that used to bake in the sun in Florida in the 1950’s glory days of pink flamingos, n...
This is one of the first things I found when I started collecting vintage accessories. I also collected matching TVs, real ones like Predict...
This crab has spent many a summer with me not to mention Labor Day weekend. Although she’s adorable and I get many compliments wheneve...
Meant to “add a little spice” to your food, this kind of risque-but-not-really stuff was all the rage in the 1950’s and 60...
The way that pink colored plastic glowed PINK in the 1950’s, baked in super saturated, makes this Mr. Peanut cup my favorite over the ...
Nothing more elegant than an astroturf encrusted dolly hauling a rickety paper flower doused cart with a box of flyers tacked on like a real...
Brand new “Pigmy Will”! Also see: “Pie Day” “The Counter” “The Boat Ride” ...
With the hairdo on the left looking like the perfect bundt cake, a bulldog in the middle and a bouffanted Jay Leno on the right, what Jesus ...
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