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James Dean and Lois Smith - Wardrobe test for East of Eden, 1954.

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gregorypecks:

Happy Birthday Paul McCartney!

(18 June 1942)

McCartney looks amazing today. The same buttercup mouth, skin so smooth he looks pre-pubescent, barely a hint of a belly. But he seems to have changed. He is calmer, less boisterous. There are none of the boysy, ingratiating winks and cheesy thumbs-up of yesteryear.

Simon Hattenson

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bellecs:

Drive-in theater, Chicago, 1951.

bellecs:

Drive-in theater, Chicago, 1951.

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sisterwolf:

Shakuntala actor ca 1900 (c) Statliche Muzeen du Berlin

sisterwolf:

Shakuntala actor ca 1900 (c) Statliche Muzeen du Berlin

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sydneyflapper:

Evening dress by Molyneaux, Les Modes October 1921

sydneyflapper:

Evening dress by Molyneaux, Les Modes October 1921

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"There’s nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter- and bleed."
Ernest Hemingway (via obscureddeliberation)

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queerliness:

The Shrimp Girl, Advertising Shot, c.1936 
Model: Joan Appleby

queerliness:

The Shrimp Girl, Advertising Shot, c.1936 

Model: Joan Appleby

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updownsmilefrown:

On the train from New York City to Chattanooga, Tennessee, Elvis Presley listens to the acetate (gramophone record made from the master tape) of “Hound Dog,” “Don’t Be Cruel,” and “Any Way You Want Me,” and hears his music as his fans will hear it on a cheap record player, 1956
by Alfred Wertheimer

updownsmilefrown:

On the train from New York City to Chattanooga, Tennessee, Elvis Presley listens to the acetate (gramophone record made from the master tape) of “Hound Dog,” “Don’t Be Cruel,” and “Any Way You Want Me,” and hears his music as his fans will hear it on a cheap record player, 1956

by Alfred Wertheimer

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