Kenny Kingston was a pseudo-celebrity known for his wild claims of speaking to dead celebrities. He often claimed to have been the personal psychic for U.S. Presidents Harry Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower, Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, Greta Garbo, Sally Struthers, Lilly Tomlin, Carol Burnett, Josephine Baker, Drincess Diana, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Hugh Jackman. […]
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“When I was a child, I was made to feel that black was not beautiful. I suppose I felt that by the time I was four years old. The old formula for success was how close you could come to the white singer and the white actor, for the big night clubs and the important […]
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“You know, some people may not be aware of it, but I’ve done other things besides playing Superman.” — George Reeves Source: Hal Humphrey (1956) “I’m great for when they want to open something to attract kids. This summer I may go to Japan. I’m big in Japan.” — George Reeves Source: Bob Thomas […]
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Ingrid Schoeller was a 1960s West German actress known primarily for playing in spy thrillers, many of them made in Europe.
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“People have preconceptions about redheads, about who they are and what they’re like. In Hollywood, traditionally they’ve either been really sexy or really funny – either it’s Rita Hayworth or Lucille Ball.” — Julianne Moore Source: Ric Leyva (1997)
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“Sex is the way to be a woman but I think we can make interest without taking off our clothes. There is no need for it. You don’t have to be naked, You can be sexy in a fur coat.” — Mylene Demongeot Source: 1964 Photo: Peter Basch
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“Coming to Hollywood was a complete surprise to me. I had a phone call in Basle, Switzerland and things moved so fast that in seven days I was on a plane for my first trip to the United States. I hate flying but…When I arrived here I asked how I happened to be chosen and […]
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“I used to get mad when I first went into pictures. Lots of my friends said I was probably the luckiest girl in Hollywood, since I was bound to succeed through being the daughter of Cecil B. DeMille. Now I merely laugh it off. I think I’ve made it pretty plain by now that I […]
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“Free thinking is an American privilege, but when a thing is free you distrust its value.” — Guy Kibbee Source: 1941 Photo: 1934
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“I write about darkness and death. So many people close to me have died by suicide. Depression, anger, desperation have been a big part of my life. I write about what I know best. When I was writing I was exorcising demons. Unfortunately, I didn’t get rid of all of them.” — Inger Lorre Source: […]
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