Glamour | Vintage News
From a brief romance with Carrie Fisher to a face-scarring auto accident, “Star Wars” wholesome hero Mark Hamill has had a few secrets
Bombshell Mae West did not begin her career in films until she was almost 40, became second highest paid person in America
Louis Cartier created the wristwatch so that aviator Santos-Dumont could check his performance while flying over Paris
The “lethal beauty” of Evelyn Nesbit and the very first “trial of the century”
Sir Anthony Hopkins won the Oscar for role of psychopath Hannibal Lecter with only 16 minutes of screen time and an unblinking stare
A crazy if unconsummated 1965 love triangle starring Andy Warhol, Edie Sedgwick, and Bob Dylan ended tragically
Holly Golightly would be “divinely and utterly happy,” because now, finally, it’s possible to have breakfast at Tiffany’s
Amsterdam’s Museum of Bags and Purses owns an impressive collection of over 5,000 items from five centuries, including bags belonging to Margaret Thatcher and Madonna
Pattie Boyd was the real-life “Layla,” who married George Harrison and became the romantic obsession of his close friend, Eric Clapton
The epic “Cleopatra” was the first movie to generate more heat from what happened behind the scenes with an illicit affair than onscreen
