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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Jane Fonda

Whether you know of Jane Fonda as a movie star, fitness guru or political activist, she’s certainly made her mark

While Clara Bow was the iconic flapper of the 1920s Theda Bara was the original vamp. She made a prolific

Bette Davis’ Hollywood career spanned an incredible six decades, but it was her style in the 1930s and 40s combined

Carole Lombard was one of the most popular comedy film actresses of the 1930s and tragically died because of a

Gardner was born the youngest of 7 siblings in a farming community in North Carolina She was scouted for a

Katharine Hepburn received four Academy Awards for Best Actress – I think this is a record but I couldn’t verify

Did you know that Audrey Hepburn wasn’t Capote’s first choice to play Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s? Hope you

Best known for her performance in Gilda, Rita Hayworth was one of the 1940s most famous (and one of my

Jackie Stewart, or to quote his full name Sir John Young “Jackie” Stewart OBE, is a 3 time Formula 1

Louise Brooks with her sharply bobbed hair is one of the most iconic figures of 1920s cinema, but I realised

Clara Bow was the quintessential ‘it’ girl and a flapper icon. She was one of the few silent movie stars who

I say ‘10 things you didn’t know about Marilyn Monroe‘ but obviously I have no idea how much of a

Jackie Kennedy is one of the iconic figures in 1960s fashion. Her grace and understated style appealed to a wide

Barbie has been a fashion icon for girls (both young and old) since the late 1950s. What would be a

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