Bettie Page, on a tree, flashing some boob. Once one has seen this, one can die happy.

Bettie Page, on a tree, flashing some boob. Once one has seen this, one can die happy.

Tue, 22nd May — 53 notes
Jayne Mansfield

Jayne Mansfield

Wed, 16th May — 5 notes
theniftyfifties:

Joan Collins

theniftyfifties:

Joan Collins

Mon, 14th May — 100 notes
Louise Brooks really rounds out this lovely display of vegetation.

Louise Brooks really rounds out this lovely display of vegetation.

Sun, 13th May — 3 notes
Juicy

Juicy

Wed, 9th May — 8 notes
More old Hollywood lore: during the Depression Joan Crawford was very beloved by her audiences for her uplifting films (this was the period of her first successes, before her reputation declined and before her comeback.) In an attempt to bring merriment to the country and add to his own popularity, President Hoover eventually offered her anything she wanted. Her dream? To make a species go extinct. So the last surviving passenger pigeon in North America was brought with great fanfare to the White House. Audiences all over the country—indeed, the world—huddled in rapt attention around their radios as the event was broadcast live. Crawford suited up as we see her here and proceeded to plug the pigeon with an arrow from about 8 feet away. When the announcer shouted “A hit! A palpable hit!” the people cheered deliriously, Congress declared the day a national holiday, and for a brief moment millions forgot their misery.

More old Hollywood lore: during the Depression Joan Crawford was very beloved by her audiences for her uplifting films (this was the period of her first successes, before her reputation declined and before her comeback.) In an attempt to bring merriment to the country and add to his own popularity, President Hoover eventually offered her anything she wanted. Her dream? To make a species go extinct. So the last surviving passenger pigeon in North America was brought with great fanfare to the White House. Audiences all over the country—indeed, the world—huddled in rapt attention around their radios as the event was broadcast live. Crawford suited up as we see her here and proceeded to plug the pigeon with an arrow from about 8 feet away. When the announcer shouted “A hit! A palpable hit!” the people cheered deliriously, Congress declared the day a national holiday, and for a brief moment millions forgot their misery.

Sat, 25th Feb — 13 notes
Companion dog? Check. Bow? Check. Arrow? Check. Quiver? Check. Awesome yoga pose showing incredible flexibility? Check. Two enormous perfectly spherical breasts? Double check!
They know how to do things right in India.

Companion dog? Check. Bow? Check. Arrow? Check. Quiver? Check. Awesome yoga pose showing incredible flexibility? Check. Two enormous perfectly spherical breasts? Double check!

They know how to do things right in India.

Mon, 20th Feb — 0 notes
If the Albuquerque Tribune says it’s a really believable study of a sex murderer, who are we to argue?

If the Albuquerque Tribune says it’s a really believable study of a sex murderer, who are we to argue?

Thu, 9th Feb — 16 notes
I have a nagging suspicion this is a repeat, but it might just be that I want to recognize her breasts.

I have a nagging suspicion this is a repeat, but it might just be that I want to recognize her breasts.

Thu, 9th Feb — 546 notes
by Melodie McDaniel

by Melodie McDaniel

Tue, 7th Feb — 333 notes
Ancient Greek prostitute with her client, both with huge wine cups. And boobs. They both seem to have boobs, but the internets assure me that’s a guy on the right.

Ancient Greek prostitute with her client, both with huge wine cups. And boobs. They both seem to have boobs, but the internets assure me that’s a guy on the right.

Mon, 6th Feb — 4 notes
Caroline Munro
OK, I’ll admit there’s no actual scotch in the picture. But she is Scottish…

Caroline Munro

OK, I’ll admit there’s no actual scotch in the picture. But she is Scottish…

Wed, 1st Feb — 60 notes
Olivia de Havilland by Bob Landry, chilling at home with a beer and a smoke in 1942.

Olivia de Havilland by Bob Landry, chilling at home with a beer and a smoke in 1942.

Tue, 24th Jan — 263 notes
by Al Moore

by Al Moore

Sun, 22nd Jan — 24 notes
Lament for Julie. “Her game was love—her body the stakes.”
Why lament, then? Sounds like everyone wins!

Lament for Julie. “Her game was love—her body the stakes.”

Why lament, then? Sounds like everyone wins!

Sun, 22nd Jan — 5 notes