Beyond The Dr. Pepper Girl: An Interview with Donna Loren
The “It” girl of the 1960s, Donna Loren was the Dr. Pepper Girl, a Beach Party film regular, Shindig cast member, and one of the era’s most talented singers.
Inside Marilyn Monroe’s Closet: The Classic Hollywood Collection of Greg Schreiner
Greg Schreiner owns one of the largest collections of Old Hollywood costumes & Marilyn Monroe’s gowns. Listen to my podcast for his insights.
Star Wars (1977), Peter Cushing, & the Vision of George Lucas
Harrison Ford Quits Acting, Peter Cushing Smells of Lavender, & Carrie Fisher Doesn’t Lose 10 Pounds. From 1977, it’s Star Wars.
Duchess of Idaho, Esther Williams, Paula Raymond, & Lena Horne
Esther Williams Juggles Motherhood & Stardom, Lena Horne Steals the Show, & Paula Raymond Is a Should-Be-Star. It’s Duchess of Idaho (1950).
Tony Curtis: The Underrated Actor With Perfect Hair
Tony Curtis Survives the Streets of New York, Joins the Navy, Inspires Elvis, Has Amazing Hair, Loves Beautiful Women, and Can Paint.
Billy Travilla: A Fashion Tribute
Billy Travilla Creates Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Look, Gets Errol Flynn to Wear Tights, Wins An Academy Award, and Can Out Pleat Anyone!
Lana Turner: A Life of Fashion
Lana Turner Owns 698 Pairs of Shoes, Is a Perfectionist in the Fitting Room, Refuses to Dress Like a Peasant & Creates Her Camera Ready Look.
Sabrina (1954), Audrey Hepburn, & Givenchy
Audrey Hepburn Makes Bosoms a Thing of the Past, Givenchy Expects a Different Miss Hepburn, & William Holden sits on Glass. It’s Sabrina (1954).
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
Jane Powell Gets Her Last Great Role, Michael Kidd Makes Lumberjacks Dance, & There’s Cat Woman! It’s Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.