♬ I'm dreaming of a white Christmas
Just like the ones I used to know ♬
Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen in White Christmas (1954)
Costume design by Edith Head
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Greta Garbo, photographed by Ruth Harriet Louise (1928)
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President Harry Truman addressing one million people in Central Park on Navy Day, October 27, 1945, as 1,200 Navy planes flashed overhead.
Photo: George Skadding for Life magazine
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Nineteen-year-old newlywed Ava Gardner, 1942
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Robert Redford (“the Sundance Kid”) with a cardboard cut-out of Paul Newman (“Butch Cassidy”), Utah, 1969.
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Marilyn Monroe by Eve Arnold
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Chef Gordon Ramsay helps a family run an Idaho inn.
John Hough loves to cosplay as Sherlock but he hasn't a single clue.
John wanted to buy a hotel. His wife, Tina, did not. So? John bought a hotel. Tina's reaction, to that news, was to burst into sobs. Now, she is the one acting as housemaid: changing sheets, scrubbing commodes, and, all the other daily work of running an inn.
John loves to wear a 'tall hat' as chef, in the kitchen. Turns out he is all "tall hat, no vittles." John cannot even boil an egg.
John, a self-described "pig sometimes," subtly insinuates everything is Tina's fault, when he turns their dual counseling session into: "You never tell me your dreams." Well, she told and tells him her nightmare, frequently: To run an inn. All indications are that John does not listen.
Gordon Ramsay has his work cut out on this one (as always.) Can his help save this inn -- or this marriage?
Full, legal episode of "Hotel Hell," on the Gordon Ramsay channel.
Chef Ramsay mucked in to help the Houghs, even in his fancy suit. Reports are the hotel continued to flourish afterward. Great job, Chef.
Why do I still feel worried, for Tina?
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Making CLEOPATRA (1963) in Rome: Richard Burton, Rex Harrison and director Joseph Mankiewicz.
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Lana Turner with the millionth man to visit the Hollywood Canteen, September 1943
She was a pin-up girl of the first order. She was a soldier’s dream during World War II, officially “The Girl We’d Like to Be Stranded on a Deserted Island With,” “The Girl We’d Like to Find in Every Port,” and “The Most Gorgeous, Spectacular, and Pulse-stirring Thing on High Heels.” The 18th Bomb Squadron of the U.S. Air Force painted her on the nose of their B-17 and named the plane Tempest Turner. - CHERYL CRANE
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Susan Peters and Lana Turner use a Ouija Board while on break during the making of KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY (1945)
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Kroehler, 1964
Theme Week: Interior Design 🏡
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