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vintagechampagnefever: Stylish girl at the beach

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vintagechampagnefever:

Stylish girl at the beach

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missingmarilyn: Marilyn Monroe at Ray Anthony’s party, 1952.

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missingmarilyn:

Marilyn Monroe at Ray Anthony’s party, 1952.

adianina: Dita von Teese “Standard Lubrication” shot

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adianina:

Dita von Teese “Standard Lubrication” shot

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theniftyfifties: A Mondrian-esque wall from the 1955 Better...

Fri, 17 May 2013 21:05:36 -0400

theniftyfifties:

A Mondrian-esque wall from the 1955 Better Homes & Gardens Decorator Book.

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“My curiosity was insatiable. I wanted to know what made him...

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“My curiosity was insatiable. I wanted to know what made him tick; why he dressed like a down and out Teddy boy when his home and his background were decidedly middle class.

John would explain that if you looked hard then there was more chance of survival when you came across a gang of tough guys. If you looked like them they were less likely to batter you than if you were dressed in arty gear and glasses. John was a self-confessed coward, but if he was really pushed he could fight as dirty as his attackers and frequently did in the old days. On the other hand, he would use every trick in the book to avoid confrontation. If you’d ever come across a bunch of rough-necks in Liverpool, you’d find it easy enough to understand John’s strategy - it was a case of the survival of the fittest.”

-Cynthia Lennon, “A Twist of Lennon”

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lol im so depressed

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lol im so depressed

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fearof-theunknown: Famous/Historical Ghosts Thelma Todd: A...

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fearof-theunknown:

Famous/Historical Ghosts

Thelma Todd: A captivating actress of breathtaking beauty, Thelma Todd’s dead body was discovered on December 16, 1935, in her car inside the garage of Jewel Carmen, an eminent American silent film actress. Till the date, it’s a subject of speculation that what was the exact reason of her death – suicide or murder. The cafe in which she partied for the last time was torn down and currently the land is under the possession of a production company but there have been reported sighting of her ghost, walking down the staircase of building. Moreover, the garage in which she died is said to produce noises of car’s engine. It’s a matter of fact that there were no cars inside when these sounds were reported.

Orson Welles: The undisputed leader of movie making, acting and screenwriting, Orson Welles was fond of spending his spare time at Ma Maison restaurant. 26 years have passed since he died and his favorite restaurant has been now transformed in Sweetlady Jane Bakery. This quaint bakery is famous for its “tea and crumpets” type of environment, resonating with small crowd. According to the employees of this bakery, Orson’s ghost still sits on the corner table in impeccable black suit with wide-brimmed hat. However, the appearance of his ghost is generally spotted for few seconds but the smell of his favorite cigar and brandy dwells in the environment for a long time, remarking the presence of an uninvited guest.

George Reeves: In the wee hours of June 19, 1959, the globally acclaimed Superman was found dead in his bedroom with a wound of gunshot in his head. However, this incident was ruled as a case of suicide by cops but till the date it is believed that this American macho man was murdered. After the sad departure of Reeves, his Benedict Canyon home was sold to new owners but surprisingly the Superman’s ghost decided to stay in the premises. The old room in which he was discovered dead is said to produce strange noises of a man, seeking help. Some folks have also reported his shadow in Superman’s attire, swaying in the building here and there.

Elvis Presley: An accumulate illustration of glamour, Elvis Presley set all the standards essential to be a king of rock n’ roll. After dying of heavy drug intoxication on August 16, 1977, there have been reported sighting of his ghost in an old building of Nashville which was once used to to record his super hit track Heartbreak Hotel. It is said that whenever his name is mentioned in the building, eerie activity picks up. Falling of ladders, exploding of lights and unexplained bangs in the dark corners are some of the common phenomenons related to king’s spirit.

Abraham Lincoln: After Lincoln’s assassination in 1865, his ghost began appearing to the guests and workers of White House. The big old house is believed to be the eternal abode of America’s 16th President. Lincoln’s ghost with shambling and sad face has been spotted numerous times in different halls and rooms of the White House. By all accounts of Grace Coolidge, wife of President Calvin Coolidge, she spotted his ghost at the window of Oval Office amid the chills of night air. In another incident as per described by Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, she heard someone knocking the door of her room gently and when she approached the door, she saw President Lincoln who took off his hat and vaporized from the spot.

Adolf Hitler: The most fearsome figure that ever lived on this earth in still dwelling in Bavarian mountain retreat house in the form of aimless spirit. According to German historians, his ghost can be seen walking around the ruins of his mountain home with expressions of despair and dejection. Some people have seen him sitting on an armchair and gazing the mountains in a purposeful manner. The silence of ruins is often penetrated by his loud voice, giving orders to his men.

Marilyn Monroe: Counted among one of the most prolific stars of cinematic world, Monroe still marks her invisible presence in the lobby of Hollywood’s Roosevelt Hotel. A wide number of visitors and hotel employees believe that she still lingers in the full-length mirror which was decorated in her suite. They have also noticed her dancing in the ballroom of hotel. Many even claim that the spirit of this drop dead gorgeous lady plays a bugle while moving around on the 8th floor.

"John’s excited arrival however did not go unnoticed, he rushed through the door like a hurricane..."

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“John’s excited arrival however did not go unnoticed, he rushed through the door like a hurricane sweeping everything before him. It was a wonderful moment. “Oh, Cyn, I love you, where is he then, who’s a clever little Miss Powell then. Was it awful? Who does he look like?” I just couldn’t get a word in edgeways, he was consumed with happiness and awe. When he eventually plucked up enough courage to pick the little bundle up he was full of pride and emotion. “He’s bloody marvellous, Cyn, isn’t he absolutely fantastic…?? Who’s going to be a famous little rocker like his Dad then?””

- Cynthia Lennon (“A Twist of Lennon”) (via beatlesneveroutofstyle)

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