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Down on the West coast, they got a saying,'If you're not drinking, then you're not playing' but you've got the music, you've got the music in you, don't you?

lanadelreyretroaesthetics

Down on the West coast, they got a saying,'If you're not drinking, then you're not playing' but you've got the music, you've got the music in you, don't you?

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marciabrady

“Elizabeth is extremely intelligent though she lacks in formal education- how can you possible be educated at MGM? I tried her out with I.Q. tests and she is well above the average. The thing I can credit myself with is increasing her awareness of the world. She has an extraordinary interest in poetry and I thought she just read to make me happy. Now I know that she enjoys it for herself. She grew up with art, has a great knowledge of painting and is herself a considerable painter. We have contributed to each other: I dismissed paintings as bad photography before I met Elizabeth.” -Richard Burton

clarabows

Sharon Tate interviewed in 1967.

bellafemme

The original Neil Krug photo in the bottom and the AI cleaned up version on top. I really love how this came out. ⚘️

lanadelreyretroaesthetics

It's great to have a good clear quality version of this picture. Lana looks gorgeous. 🥀

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grantcary

“When Marilyn Monroe got out of the game, I wrote something like, ‘Southern California’s special horror notwithstanding, if the world offered nothing, nowhere to support or make bearable whatever her private grief was, then it is that world, and not she, that is at fault.’ “I wrote that in the first few shook-up minutes after hearing the bulletin sandwiched in between Don and Phil Everly and surrounded by all manner of whoops and whistles coming out of an audio signal generator, like you are apt to hear on the provincial radio these days. But I don’t think I’d take those words back. “The world is at fault, not because it is inherently good or bad or anything but what it is, but because it doesn’t prepare us in anything but body to get along with. "Our souls it leaves to whatever obsolescenses, bigotries, theories of education workable and un, parental wisdom or lack of it, happen to get in its more or less Brownian (your phrase) pilgrimage between the cord-cutting ceremony and the time they slide you down the chute into the oven, while the guy on the Wurlitzer plays Aba Daba Honeymoon because you had once told somebody it was the nadir of all American expression; only they didn’t know what nadir meant but it must be good because of the vehemence with which you expressed yourself.” -Thomas Pynchon’s letter to his former Cornell roommate Jules Siegel, early 1960s

Marilyn in a hair and makeup test for Something’s Got To Give

Norma Jeane Baker (1 June 1926-4 August 1962)