Remember when Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt were still in Paris back in April, just before going to Namibia for the birth of their baby daughter Shiloh Nouvel? Jolie was chosen for Shiseido's upcoming advertising campaign.

One day she was spotted leaving her Paris pad going for the shoot.
The ads are now out & Angelina Jolie looks great in them!

Bet Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's publicists wish they got a  pay rise every time the rumor of the star couple's marriage did the rounds. Hollywood's hottest couple married again this weekend - not. But this time their publicist deferred the knockdown of rumors of a wedding in a New Orleans wedding chapel to the chapel's clergyman.

"Brad and Angelina did not get married by us," the Rev. Tony Talavera, owner of the French Quarter Wedding chapel, told magazine Life & Style Weekly a day after the rumored Saturday wedding.

Talavera said he normally did not  reveal who he did or did not marry at his wedding center just 14 blocks from the Jolie-Pitt home but he went public this time after Pitt's people called him and asked him to "quash any misinformation that's out there."

"I have not met them personally," said Talavera. "This just got out of control. Their publicist asked me to give out a statement."

But Talavera said he'd be happy to do the job for Pitt and Jolie if they ever do finally decide to rid themselves of the rumors and take the plunge.

"We extend the invitation. We're glad they are neighbors," he said.

Many young people are surprised that sex in advertising has been around the block once or twice. Reflecting the sexual revolution of the 1960s and 70s, advertising followed suit with commercials on network television that would make today's audiences blush. Thanks to YouTube, some of advertising's hidden gems are once again available for viewing.

Surfing YouTube, I was surprised to discover that Farrah Fawcett was a sex-in-advertising icon in the 1970s. Famous from her role in the 1977 hit television series "Charlie's Angels," Fawcett's debut role was not as an angel. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, she appeared in several commercials which are now vintage sex in advertising.

Examples of such spots include Noxema, Ultra Brite, and Mercury-all available for YouTube viewing. Two ads for Noxema are excellent examples of sexual double entendre and innuendo. In one spot, Fawcett sings the jingle, "Great balls of com... fort." Another features Joe Nameth playfully lamenting, "I'm going to get creamed," as Fawcett lathers his face with Noxema shaving cream. "You've got a great pair of hands."

Spots for Lincoln-Mercury and Ultra Brita utilize Fawcett's physical attractiveness. Mercury takes it a step further, however, in its subtle comparison between Fawcett and a cougar.

Thanks to YouTube and other video sites, ads featuring Fawcett and other sex symbols can be viewed and remembered by all.