7 Astonishing Vintage Daredevils
There’s a lot to be said for the time when we weren’t all glued to our smartphones, but not everything
The hardships which were caused by a world at war dictated the fashions of the 1940s. Once again Hollwood had a major influence of the style of everyday women who were encoraged to look good despite rationing and shortages to keep up morale.
There’s a lot to be said for the time when we weren’t all glued to our smartphones, but not everything
Following on from talking about Toni Frissell’s photos of children during WW2 I wanted to share some of her breathtaking
Both of these photos were taken by American photographer Toni Frissell who was best known for her fashion photography for
As strange as this photo might seem I couldn’t resist sharing it. Not only does it prove my theory that
Did you think clowns couldn’t get more disturbing than ‘Cho-Cho the health clown‘ who terrified young children into good dental
Greer Garson (or Eileen Evelyn Greer Garson Fogelson as she was christened) was a huge 1940s movie star who has
This week we heard the sad news that Lauren Bacall died aged 89. Famous for her husky voice and relationship
For me Cary Grant will always be the ultimate leading man. Sophisticated, debonaire and witty (not to mention a bit
A movie called The Gay Falcon today would be a very different movie from this! Far from being what you
There are 4 major versions of Cleopatra that I know of: the silent movie version with the exotic vamp Theda
After watching Triple Cross earlier in the week, I couldn’t resist looking into the story behind the movie and finding
This is part 2 of the photo feature I ran yesterday released by the War Office in 1941 and show
This series of photos were released by the War Office in 1941 and show some of the grim realities of
Am I the first person to ask what all the fuss is about Citizen Kane? It has been heralded as
Cheerleaders didn’t always look and dress they way they do today. Far from athletic girls in crop tops Cheerleaders of
After discovering the stories of the Nazi female concentration camp guards last week, I wanted to share the stories of
The first movie I watched starring Ann Miller was On The Town, and I was totally wowed by her dancing.
Brooklyn-born Tierney was a leading actress in 1940s Hollywood. She started out her adult life as a socialite, before becoming