- Patchouli Soup
- My Last.fm Profile
- Album Art Gallery
- Sage's Private Gallery
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- Filmography
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- The Gallery
- Granny Mildred's Time Capsule
- Exposed Film
- The Broom Closet
- The Cabinet of Oddities
- Music Video Blvd.
- Bette Davis Eyes
- Jar of Eye Candy
- The Garden of "Gif"
- Bleached Jeans (1990's Retrospective)
- Through the Decades
- Shuffle
Bette Davis and Leslie Howard in ‘The Petrified Forest’ (1936), directed by Archie Mayo.
(Source: haroldlloyds, via madelineashton)
Italian model/burlesque performer Dolly Lamour, photographed by Gianluca Bonanno.
(via pinkcuteplush)
Bette Davis as “Queen Elizabeth I” in ‘The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex’ (1939), directed by Michael Curtiz.
(Source: all-about-bette)
Robby the Robot poses with co-star Anne Francis in this shot for 1956’s ‘Forbidden Planet’, a brilliant and visually stunning retelling of Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’.
(Source: althistories, via maudelynn)
Carole King, “It’s Too Late”, the lead single from the singer’s sophomore studio album ‘Tapestry’. © 1971 Ode Records
Olivia de Havilland in ‘Hush…Hush, Sweet Charlotte’ (1964), directed by Robert Aldrich.
(Source: livviedehavilland)
When I’m good I’m very good, but when I’m bad I’m better.
Mae West in ‘I’m No Angel’ (1933), directed by Wesley Ruggles.
Frida Kahlo in Xochimilco, México City, Mexico, c. 1936. Photographed by Fritz Henle.
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