Jane Russell’s bitchface was second only to her tits.
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Jane Russell’s bitchface was second only to her tits.
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More like ‘Wanted! For information on how to make one’s hair and eyebrows more awesome.’
Her careful victory rolls cost me my sense of hair-based superiority.
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Hitler Pin Cushion, c. 1941 (via Retronaut)
“It’s good luck to find a pin. Here’s an Axis to stick it in!” -The Stick a Pin in Hitler Club, Chicago IL.
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Lucille Ball in Miss Grant Takes Richmond, 1949
So Scully wasn’t the first redhead who couldn’t decide who lights her fire?
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Dress
Claire McCardell, 1949-1950
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Sundress
Claire McCardell, 1945
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Ensemble
Claire McCardell, 1944
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Harvey Glatman, “The Lonely Hearts Killer”
As a teenager in the 1940’s, Glatman would break into women’s apartments, assault them and take souvenirs, for which he served an 8-month prison sentence. He was diagnosed a psychopath by a psychiatrist at Sing Sing. He then began posing as a photographer looking for models. He would use his ruse of being a photographer to convince models to go back to his apartment with him, where he would sexually assault and strangle them - taking photos the whole time. He led police to the photos when he was arrested. Glatman confessed to three murders and was convicted of two, although he was suspected of killing more.
He was gassed in 1959 in San Quentin. His last words were, “I knew this is the way it would be.”
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