Glamour | Vintage News
Shakespearean actor Sir Alec Guinness left the stage for the Royal Navy when he enlisted in WWII and was a key part of invasion of Sicily
More than 30 seamstresses were hired to create Grace Kelly’s wedding dress
The truth about that Indian maharaja who used Rolls-Royces for garbage collection
“I pity the fool!” Mr. T. started out as a Chicago bouncer and a bodyguard for celebrities Steve McQueen, Michael Jackson, and Diana Ross
Simon & Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson,” originally titled “Mrs. Roosevelt” as a tribute to Eleanor Roosevelt, was reworked for “The Graduate”
That time a strange man accepted the Oscar for the Best Supporting Actress in 1937 meant for Alice Brady
The dandy decorating “The New Yorker” for nearly a century is based on Count Alfred D’Orsay, ultimate man of fashion
The most beautiful women of the Edwardian era
It took two years to restore Bert Lahr’s 60-pound Cowardly Lion costume, and it sold for $3.1 million
Johnny Cash’s excellent music variety TV show ran 58 episodes but was canceled in a “rural purge”
