It’s been four months since the last Postscripts, and lots of interesting photos have cropped up that relate to earlier blogs. Here’s a look at several of them.   more »

In a picture of old Elvis from a 2008 ElvisBlog article titled “Fun With Elvis on Photoshop – 2,” Elvis looked really good. Unfortunately, that is not the case with most of the other depictions of 70 or 75 year-old Elvis that have appeared on the web.   more »

Laurel Goodwin was the biggest omission in ElvisBlog’s original “Star Trek Elvis Connection”. She played Laurel Dodge, Elvis’ love interest in Girls, Girls, Girls.   more »

In addition to being fans of Elvis Presley, some of the regular Elvisblog readers are also fans of his grandson Benjamin Keough. They must appreciate it when we post new photos of Ben, because now they are sending in other photos they have found on the web. Here are a few new ones.    more »

It’s starting to look like Postscripts will be an ElvisBlog feature every three months or so. New stuff keeps popping up that relates to old columns.   more »

Here is another photo spread similar to the one you Elvis fans liked before. Let’s look at two variations of some interesting topics. See which on you like best.    more »

My idea was to come up with a connection between Elvis and Star Trek. Believe it or not, there actually is one. Three actresses have appeared in both Elvis movies and Star Trek TV episodes.   more »

I am 900 miles from home, living in a hospital room with my wife after open-heart surgery. She is doing fine now after several scary setbacks. I'm finally in the right frame of mind to write, but all my files of story ideas are back home. So, here is an easy blog using pictures saved in the hard drive of my laptop. You will be amazed at all the diffent stuff artists have used to depict Elvis.   more »

On the news this morning, I heard that it is the 40th anniversary of the Beatle's Abbey Road album. I have a few pictures in my Altered Elvis photoshop file, so now is a good time to share them with you.   more »

As promised, this week's column will be a photo essay on the subject you chose from the four topics offered. The winner -- BARE-CHESTED ELVIS.   more »

Two weeks ago, I posted an article that chronicled an element of Elvis’ stature and importance – his painting in the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution. Hopefully, that respectful column will be enough to balance out this week’s post, which admittedly is stupid and irrelevant.   more »

Did you know you could find Elvis in the Smithsonian Institution? You can, if you check out the National Portrait Gallery’s “Bravo” exhibition.   more »

Recently, I have accumulated additional information or photos related to past articles on ElvisBlog. Here are some updates you may find interesting:   more »

I assume all readers of ElvisBlog have seen the famous photo of Elvis and President Richard Nixon. Today we are going to have some fun with the iconic picture. It may also be the most Photoshopped picture in the world.    more »

The famous picture of Elvis in his gold lamé suit is one of the most iconic images in the world. For years I have been collecting other photos of Elvis in that suit, and you probably haven’t seen most of them before. So, let’s take a look at the most interesting ones.    more »

I went to www.shopelvis.com, the mailorder partner EPE uses to sell all the officially authorized stuff. They had 70 Elvis Tee-shirts for men. I cruised through them for a while, and then I started making picks of my favorites. I came up with 15.    more »

The following blog article is coming to you compliments of TheFilmFrontier.com. What you are about to see is a correlation between Elvis and young Darth Vader racing the hot vehicles of their days.   more »

It was fun to write recently about the 1992 voting for the favorite Elvis stamp picture. There are probably many younger ElvisBlog readers who didn't have the chance to participate, and maybe there are some older ones who never made it down to the local post office to vote. Well, here's a chance for everyone to decide which Elvis image they prefer in a dozen different categories.   more »

Last week, we got serious and did a historical piece on Elvis’ most significant ancestor. According to my wife, it was too serious -- and boring. She likes all the fun stuff I put in ElvisBlog. So, this week, we are going back to fun – fun with Elvis on Photoshop..    more »

Now that I’m retired, I spend even more time on the Internet searching for Elvis stuff. You find strange and wonderful stuff that way. Like altered photos of Elvis.   more »

We have all seen caricatures of Elvis, and some of them are pretty good. Obviously, caricature artists have a highly developed sense of facial observation. They can look at the features of a face and know which ones could be best exaggerated while still keeping the full image recognizable.    more »