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Tom and the legend that is Woody the dog!
Fans of Jean Simmons
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Fred would call up and say, “Let’s go out and get drunk.” And I’d say, “Oh, all right.” Not that Fred ever got drunk—-he enjoyed cocktails. Then he’d say, “Let’s make it two weeks from Thursday,” and we’d go to the Bistro. I would drink white wine, and he’d have old-fashioneds. He loved those very thirties cocktails. - Carol Lynley
Robert Plant talking about seeing The Who live
The Who, (Glad Rag Ball) Wembley Empire Pool in London, November 19th, 1965 (Photos courtesy of Marc Starcke)
Duffy, Donovan, Bailey and McCullin circa 1973. Four of the most influential British photographers ever.
Take after take, Judy would play this scene so intensely that it actually made direct George Cukor nervous. No one take was ever the same, but the constant was the rawness of Judy’s emotion.
The Yardbirds, 1966
“Intelligence is a very valuable thing, innit, my friend? And usually it comes far too fucking late.”
Views of London in the day vs. the night! This is breathtaking! (Source)
When the day met the night ~
The 2016 Hollywood Vanity Fair: Diane Keaton, Photographed by Annie Leibovitz.
New clip from Network from The Professionals Mk IV. [x]
Clip is from A Man Called Quinn-which is incidentally the first episode I bought on VHS many moons ago, when I was rebuilding my collection