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Al Pacino, whose grandparents came from town of Corleone in Sicily, said, “I’m all Italian. You get your full dose with me.”
The term “paparazzi” was coined by Fellini while making his film about the lives of the Sixties elite, “La Dolce Vita”
The Beach Boys sang about a California culture of sun and sand in the 1960s but didn’t actually like to surf themselves–and one of them drowned
Conspiracy theorists believe Woody Harrelson’s father, a convicted murderer, was the youngest of the “Three Tramps” and the assassin who killed John F. Kennedy
The original Godzilla movie was a metaphor for the devastating effects of nuclear weapons
Margaret Hamilton, the Wicked Witch of the West, suffered 3rd-degree burns while making “The Wizard of Oz”
Blanche Blackwell, the Jamaican heiress who was Ian Fleming’s lover, was far more substantial than a Bond Girl
A Tale As Old As Time: the original ‘Beauty and the Beast’
Eliot Ness, the Untouchable agent who battled Al Capone, died a broke alcoholic at 55
Married dad Hugh Hefner launched “Playboy” magazine in his Chicago kitchen at age 27
