Glamour | Vintage News
Secrecy electrified the affair of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, the first power couple in the golden age of cinema
Patrick Stewart, prepared to play Data in “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” was reluctant to audition for the captain
Poland’s Moszna: From a Knights Templar shelter to a 99-spire castle favored by Kaiser Wilhelm
The recording of “Bohemian Rhapsody” took three weeks and featured 180 overdubs of vocals and instruments, including a Chinese gong
Terry, the ultra-professional canine actor who played Toto, earned more than most of “The Wizard of Oz” cast
Patek Philippe’s Art of Watches Grand Exhibition threw open the vaults, revealed expensive and historic timepieces
The first Hollywood male sex symbol was Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa
John Lennon wanted Eric Clapton to replace George Harrison in the Beatles in 1969
Edith Head, Hollywood’s legendary costume designer, devised a Three C’s System: “Cover-up, conceal, camouflage”
Jazz Age party queen Zelda Fitzgerald died in a fire whilst sedated & locked in a room waiting for her electroshock therapy …
