Actress and model Vikki Dougan earned her nickname “The Back” due to her penchant for wearing strikingly low-backed dresses that accentuated her figure during the 1950s and 1960s. These distinctive outfits even inspired folk music group The Limelighters to pen a song about her, playfully imploring Dougan to “turn her back” on them. Dougan’s journey […]
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Sharon Tate was an American actress and model born on January 24, 1943. In the 1960s, she began her career in television advertisements and small roles before moving on to films and modeling. Tate earned praise for her performances in both comedy and drama, becoming known as one of Hollywood’s promising newcomers. She gained fame
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Jayne Mansfield was a highly successful American actress who significantly impacted the entertainment industry during her short career. Apart from her acting skills, Mansfield was also a talented nightclub entertainer, singer, and one of the early Playboy Playmates. She was known for pushing boundaries with publicity stunts, including wardrobe malfunctions. Despite being married and divorced
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During the 1960s, Hollywood shone brightly with stars whose beauty and charisma transcended the silver screen. This golden era was marked by icons who were not just visually stunning but also defined the decade with their talent, style, and groundbreaking roles. Join us as we revisit the allure and glamour of the most beautiful Hollywood
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In history, one constant has been the bond between humans and their pets. From ancient times to today, people have cherished their animal companions. These photos offer a glimpse into that enduring connection. Join us as we explore snapshots from the past, revealing the timeless love shared between people and their furry friends.
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Hatshepsut ruled Egypt for thirty-five years in the fifteenth century BC. First, as the Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Thutmose II and then as Pharaoh in her own right. The Temple of Hatshepsut is a mortuary temple built during her reign. Constructed roughly a millennium after the Great Pyramid of Giza and over four hundred
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The counterculture movement dominated the 1960s in America. Young people sought new forms of expression that highlighted their individualism and spirituality while emphasizing anti-establishment attitudes and advocating for equality. This led to many young people experimenting with drugs and new ideologies, and sometimes this led them to dark places. Susan Atkins, a follower of the
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His favorite movie was “The Godfather,” and according to his daughter, he tried to envision himself as the modern-day Michael Corleone. He tried to run his business and family the same way. Except this wasn’t fiction; it was real life. Just like Corleone was the most infamous crime boss in the movies, John Gotti ran
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American drug history is full of larger-than-life figures. They range from petty criminals to infamous gangs, and high-profile drug lords like the one we’re going to discuss today–Freeway Ricky Ross. When the cards were stacked against Ricky, making it almost impossible for him to lead a lucrative, legal life, he instead rose to prominence by
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In the realm of historical serial killers, there is one name that everyone knows no matter how old you are or what your background is: Jack the Ripper. His famous Whitechapel murders were so gruesome that they have inspired countless books and movies. To this day, it’s hard to find someone who has never heard
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