snapplegate-blog

[snapplegate-blog]

Netflix and alone

[snapplegate-blog]

What's it like being in love?

like daydreaming your favorite things but never waking up

[snapplegate-blog]

films without faces → Marie Antoinette (2006) dir. Sofia Coppola

[snapplegate-blog]

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene, 1953.

[snapplegate-blog]

Rest In Peace Lucille Désirée Ball // August 6, 1911 - April 26, 1989 

“I was driving to work on the 405 freeway in Los Angeles during rush hour. Naturally, I had the radio on for company. When the disc jockey announced that Lucy had died, I slowed down and immediately began to cry. After about a minute, I realized that I had stopped completely on a very busy highway. I immediately looked around and saw that every car around me in both directions was stopped, and all of the passengers were shedding tears. We all sort of looked at one another, shared the moment, took a deep breath, and began to drive again.” -The Lucy Book

“It may be that during business hours God and the angels only sit around watching six-part documentaries and Bill Moyers. But back in the “family quarters” I bet they switch to I Love Lucy. And that’s how I know there is laughter in heaven. Because a God who would have created her would never let her laughter be far from home.” - Diane Sawyer delivering Lucille Ball’s eulogy

[snapplegate-blog]

Greta Garbo, 1933

[snapplegate-blog]

Charade (1963).

[snapplegate-blog]

Ladies of the Chorus (1948)

[snapplegate-blog]

Marilyn Monroe photographed on the set of Niagara (1953).

[snapplegate-blog]

There was like a hush over the whole place when I came on to sing Happy Birthday — like if I had been wearing a slip I would have thought it was showing, or something.

[snapplegate-blog]

Conflict (1945)

[snapplegate-blog]

hey guys :)

go and check out primrose-paths!

she’s a great friend of mine and posts cool stuff :)

[snapplegate-blog]

Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard goofing around during the production of Breakfast at Tiffany’s in New York City, 1960.

[snapplegate-blog]

“I Love Lucy revealed Desi’s multiple talents - producer, director, actor, musician and inventor of the three-camera method for filming television, which revolutionized the industry.”

Lucille Ball - (Love Lucy)

                                          Happy Birthday to Desi Arnaz! 

                                      March 2nd 1917 - December 2nd  1986

[snapplegate-blog]

Rita Hayworth sexing it up in Gilda (1946)

[snapplegate-blog]

Natalie Wood

[snapplegate-blog]

Carole Lombard c.1940