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  • Herb Ritts: He Photographed Physical Perfection for 25 Years While Living With a Secret

    might be the August 1993 Vanity Fair cover of k.d. lang and Cindy Crawford, shot right after lang had come by the epidemic so people there could document their own lives and experiences, later photographing some

  • Diane Arbus: The Photographer Who Found Beauty Everywhere

    but it's hard to find a documentary photographer working today who isn't still answering to her in some after Allan moved to California to chase an acting career that eventually landed him a long-running role retrospective of her work in 1972 that drew enormous crowds and split critics right down the middle, some

  • Warren Jeffs: From Pulpit to Maximum Security Prison.

    Some call him a monster who abused them as toddlers. Others still call him a prophet. than 400 of them were expelled from FLDS communities along the Utah Arizona border over the years, some He wasn't the only relative to come forward. records of his own conduct, dictated to his scribe and wife Naomie Jeffs, and prosecutors later read some What Were Some of the More Than 700 Pieces of Evidence Found in Warren Jeffs' Yearning for Zion Temple

  • 'Colonel' Tom Parker: Elvis's Manager, Con Man, and Maybe a Murderer on the Run

    He called the casino floor his “other office,” and he meant it, spending 12 to 14 hours a day there some citizenship or valid papers, was terrified of what might happen if he ever tried to leave the country and come

  • 1913: When Hitler, Trotsky, Tito, Freud and Stalin All Lived In The Same Place.

    He'd come at Lenin's specific request to research and write a paper on how the Bolsheviks should approach

  • The Real Story Of John Wojtowicz And The Bank Robbery That Inspired ‘Dog Day Afternoon’

    Wojtowicz eagerly embraced his role as the ringleader. As the hours dragged on, tensions rose. times selling the rights to his story and consulting on the film "Dog Day Afternoon," which brought him some

  • Regency Londoners and Their Odd Obsession with Pig-Faced Ladies

    As the story goes, she insulted a beggar who had come to her door by comparing her children to pigs. Some onlookers swore they saw an animal’s snout protruding from beneath a trendy bonnet inside the carriage differences better, more respectfully, and with a genuine desire to get to know people as humans, not just as some

  • Oscar "Zeta" Acosta Fierro: A Life on the Edge of Chaos

    It's worth being cautious about how literally to take some of the wilder specific anecdotes that circulate Some scholars, including biographer David S. The most substantial lead comes from his son, Marco, who believes he was the last person to speak with

  • The Tragic Death Of Virginia Rappe And The Trials Of Fatty Arbuckle

    At some point she swapped the plain spelling of her surname, Rapp, for the French-looking Rappe, and He wanted to stay home and recover, and only agreed to drive up to San Francisco after his friend Fred him a rubber cushion to sit on for the ride, a detail that sits awkwardly next to the image of him as some At some point during the afternoon, Rappe was found in obvious distress, and accounts of what actually The other was that the industry now needed its own enforcer, which is exactly the role men like Eddie

  • Victor Hugo's Wild Life: Scandals, Affairs & Secrets

    Hugo made Juliette give up her acting career entirely, moved her into a flat near his own home, and reportedly popular accounts, Parisian brothels closed for the day so the women who worked there could attend, some

  • E. J. Bellocq – The Secret Photographer of Storyville’s Decadence

    Some were as wealthy as society ladies in the Garden District, and often better dressed. Credit: E. sitting in front of heavy drapes, or standing half-undressed with the kind of casual confidence that comes In some, the women's faces had been scraped out of the emulsion. Bellocq / Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation and Alfred Stieglitz Society Gifts, 2013 Some believe Bellocq collection, after Bellocq's death in 1949, two New Orleans antiques dealers, Larry Borenstein and Al Rose

  • Mirin Dajo: The Untold Story of Arnold Gerrit Henskes, the Man Swords Couldn't Kill

    He was born Arnold Gerrit Henskes, and for about three strange years he convinced some of Europe's most sceptical doctors that he was, in some sense, invulnerable. The Swords Come Out Dajo's early assistants didn't work out, until he struck up a conversation with a According to de Groot, Dajo was run through as often as fifty times a day during this period, and on some of the internet, but for three strange years just after the Second World War, he stood in front of some

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