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69venus rising: the top 10 sex symbols of all time!
Do not blame Botticelli for starting the trend, he merely put into picture what has bothered, bewitched and bewildered men for ages! And not just the men, of course. They have been called sexpots, sex...
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72Find Your Perfect Bob Haircut: Variations on the Bob
During the 1920s, sassy women everywhere were bobbing their hair. Taking scissors to long, elaborate hairstyles was a celebration of idenpendence and self expression for these bold women. The short, practical...
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65Ever Evolving Beauty
If you lived in Queen Elizabeth’s time, being beautiful meant covering your face with white paint, wearing your hair taut against your head, and completing the look with a starched ruffle the size of a tire...
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76Hollywood Sex Goddesses of Yesteryear
There was a certain glamour and elegance - a little something special - about Hollywood in its heyday. Stars looked amazing all the time, some things were left private and, most of all, the movies, and the...
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70Famous Birthday Listings: July 29
Born on this day? Happy Birthday! Below are some very famous celebrities (68 names) past and present who have their birthday today. Some of them you will have heard of and others you may not have! ...
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87Sex Scandals of Early Hollywood
The Original Hollywoodland Sign Hollywood has always been a highly sexed town full of attractive young people with plenty of money or needing plenty of money. The idea of hitting it big in Hollywood has...
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74How To Take Classic Hollywood Portraits
Hollywood celebrity portraits from the 30's, 40's and 50's had a classic look that seems to be missing from portrait photography today. But with a few borrowed techniques from the master photographers of...
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76Women's Clothing - The Little Black Dress
Considered an essential by most women, the little black dress was made popular in the 1920's by Coco Chanel and has remained a staple ever since. The understated simplicity of the little black dress can be...
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