Have A Hair-Raising Halloween!

Susan Hayward and Marsha Hunt in Smash-Up: The Story Of A Woman (Universal, 1947)

We Hope...

Kim Novak in Bell, Book, And Candle (Columbia, 1958)


...that you're ready for a bewitching Halloween, darlings!

Two Faced Woman

For those of you in need of last minute Halloween costume ideas.

Pixie Dust

Maggie McNamara

Leslie Caron

Jean Simmons

Audrey Hepburn

Elizabeth Taylor

Just Another Mansfield Monday

Apparently, that's her fun day.

Heads Or Tails?

But where on earth does he put his tips, darlings?

Ladies And Gentlemen...

...Miss Bette Davis and her trained hands.

Making A Statement

Joan Crawford in I Saw What You Did (Universal, 1965)

Ethel Merman in The Art Of Love (Universal, 1965)

"But, Sweetie..."

"...I'm yahr Auntie Mamie! Boo howdy!"

Try The Worryin' Way

Girls, you may lose your man...

But you'll also lose weight and look fabulous, darlings. 

And the best part? 

You don't need no Metrecal. Thank God.

The Brass Bottle

Adele Jergens

Shelley Winters

Sheree North

Barbara Nichols

Leslie Brooks

Mamie Van Doren

Cleo Moore

Marilyn Maxwell

Claire Trevor

Jan Sterling

Happy Monday!

We hope you start the week off with Oomph, darlings.

Sunday Brunch

How about a nice, hot Stack?

Some Enchanted Evening

Liza sees two potential new husbands across a crowded room.

Surf's Up

Troy Donahue, Lee Patterson, Van Williams, and Diane McBain

Lee Patterson, Diane McBain, Van Williams, Margarita Sierra, and Troy Donahue

Troy Donahue, Lee Patterson, and Van Williams

For our money, Surfside 6 (1960-62) must have been far sexier than Baywatch ever was, if only for the mere presence of Van Williams' legs, and the absence of any silicone.

Brazzi, In Brief

We're Not Having It

"Be gone, Hump Day! I cast thee out!"

A Tuesday Trio

Clockwise: Al Parker, Casey Donovan, and Dick Fisk in The Other Side Of Aspen (Falcon, 1981)

Their hearts were young and gay.

Get Your Freak On

 

 

So...what did the sailor that Monty picked up outside of the Stork Club hold against him?

(first published in Modern Screen magazine, March 1951)

The Other Woman

Joan Collins in The Opposite Sex (MGM, 1956)

"When Steven doesn't like what I wear, I take it off!"

Presumably, Steven likes bananas.

Ageless Audrey

Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart in Sabrina (Paramount, 1954)

Gary Cooper and Audrey Hepburn in Love In The Afternoon (Allied Artists, 1957)

Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire in Funny Face (Paramount, 1957)

Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in Charade (Universal, 1963)

Audrey Hepburn and William Holden in Paris When It Sizzles (Paramount, 1964)

Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison in My Fair Lady (Warner Bros., 1964)

Among her many talents: teaching old dogs new tricks.

Everything Old Is New Again

Some things never change.