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Bananarama in Smash Hits Magazine 1981-1986

Smash Hits and the all-girl pop group Bananarama were sort of made for each other... ...

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Brilliant Behind the Scenes Photos from the Bond Film ‘Goldfinger’

"For a golden girl knows when he's kissed her It's the kiss of death from Mister Goldfinger" ...

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A Dandy in Aspic Exclusive : Never Before Published Interview with Cult Writer Derek Marlowe From 1984

In my dropout summer of '84, I interviewed Derek Marlowe at his (recently-moved into) first floor apartment. ...

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Raising America : Reading Krazy Kat in the Public Domain

You can now read George Herriman's (1881–1944) stupendous comic strip Krazy Kat (1913 to 1944) ...

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19th Century Chart of Principal Ports and Places Distances from Washington DC

'Exhibiting at one view the names of about thirteen hundred of the principal ports and places in the world, with their bearings per compass, and their distances expressed in geographical miles from the city of Washington' ...

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The Artist Who Dressed Dead Sparrows in Hand-Knitted Jumpers (1972)

When Annette Messager found a dead bird she dressed it up and turned into a collection ...

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Sean Connery In Zardoz (1974)

"Nobody wanted to do it. Warners didn’t want to do it, even though I’d made a shitload of money for them" - John Boorman ...

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Pictures of Viv ‘Spend, Spend, Spend’ Nicholson from the 1960s and 70s

When the couple realised they had won they hardly had enough money to buy a couple of drinks to celebrate: “We had just enough for a pint for Keith and a half for me.” ...

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They Dug Up Lord Byron’s Body in 1938 and Were Shocked by The Size of His Dick

At four o'clock on the afternoon of 15th June 1938, the doors to St. Mary Magdalene were locked. Inside, around forty people waited expectantly for the opening of the Byron vault. ...

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Evocative Photos of London’s West End in the 1950s

A keen photographer since childhood, Allan Hailstone’s beautiful images are a tribute to London of the 1950s. ...

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Live From The Moon : Brilliant Vintage Snapshots

These photographs celebrate our love for the moon mankind first touched 50 years ago ...

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Building the ‘Arsenal of Democracy’: Alfred T. Palmer’s Extraordinary Wartime Color Portraits

"Arsenal of Democracy" was a slogan used by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt first used in a radio broadcast delivered on 29 December 1940. ...

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