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The legendary Bette Davis (1908-1989) agreed to appear only on shows where she would be allowed to smoke
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Joaquin Phoenix as Napoleon on the set of Ridley Scott's new film
Cinema · New York · Pop Culture
The Young and Beautiful Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro
The young and beautiful Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro. The musical New York, New York, 1977. Today Liza turns 76. De Niro is now 78.
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It is pleasant to know that, amid all this horror, someone spends as much time photographing himself as you do
It is pleasant to know that, amid all this horror, someone spends as much time photographing himself as you do. Macron one love
NB! · Geography · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
If the Corinth Canal, linking the Aegean and Ionian seas, was opened in 1893, how did the BBC come by this photograph of the ship Argo sailing through it, bearing Jason and the Argonauts from the 27 states of the EU in quest of the Golden Fleece?
Art · Museums · Paris · Pop Culture
At the Yves Saint Laurent retrospective at the Centre Pompidou, the master's designs are displayed beside works that inspired, or might have inspired, their creation, as in the case of this black-and-white satin crêpe dress from…
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Allow Me to Preen a Little Longer in Dior and Gucci
Cinema · Books · Pop Culture · Humour
Tolkien fans have spoken quite clearly about Amazon's new show based on the appendices to The Lord of the Rings
Evil cannot create anything new, it can only spoil and destroy what good powers have invented. John Ronald Reuel Tolkien. Evil can also spend billions buying up the rights and try to squeeze the maximum profit out of them.
NB! · Moscow · Museums · Pop Culture
Google Congratulates the State Historical Museum on Its 150th Anniversary
Education · Pop Culture · Ethnography
The Krestetsky Pattern Is Bound to the Hand Labour of Its Needlewomen and Cannot Be Replaced Even by the Most Modern Machines
The Krestetsky pattern is bound to the hand labour of its needlewomen and cannot be replaced even by the most modern machines. In Russia this is perhaps one of the few cases in which a traditional craft has turned so quickly, and with such respect for tradition, into a large
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