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Steven Marshall

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Brigitte Bardot playing with her dogs on the beach, Saint-Tropez, 1974. Photograph by Jack Garofalo.

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Vintage photos of classic beauties taken by Kenneth Alexander.

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Vintage photographs of actors posing with chimps.

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Brother Love, New York City, 1976. Photograph by Jill Freedman.

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Photos of Irène Tunc in the 1950s and ’60s.

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i neeeeed this

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In 1939, not content with collecting photographs and autographs, star-struc movie fans in England go their American sisters one better by buying novelty pillow covers bearing the likenesses of their favorite movie stars.

Almost life size, the pillow portraits were real photographs printed on the fabric by a photographic-printing process. The material was first treated with a sensitizing solution, then exposed under the negative, and finally developed and fixed. Movie-star draperies, upholstery, and dress fabrics were being manufactured in a similar way.

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sickening

Cary Grant 1940

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wow dat ass 10/10

CARY GRANT as Mortimer Brewster in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (1944) dir. Frank Capra

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CARY GRANT as Johnnie Aysgarth in SUSPICION (1941) dir. Alfred Hitchcock

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NOW COME ON NOW

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OH i figured out the babadook thing...

it’s bc it’s like babaganoush + dookie hahahahsodifpasohgbnm

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I cannot see or say the word Babadook w/o lmao...

the fact that that gd word “came” to the writer & soooo many ppl had to sign off on it XD

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New York in the 1930s by Samuel Gottscho.

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Children playing, Amsterdam, 1964. Photograph by Leonard Freed.