Everyday Alfred

Filling out his big boy pants!

A Closer Look At...

...Franz Waxman

Born in what is now Poland in 1906.

Suffered from vision problems his whole life after a pot of boiling water fell in his eyes as a small child.

Worked on 1930’s The Blue Angel before heading to America to work on the score for Bride of Frankenstein in 1935.

Wrote the score for 4 Hitchcock films: Suspicion, Rebecca, The Paradine Case, and Rear Window.

Nominated 12 times, wining back to back awards of Sunset Blvd, and A Place In The Sun.

Composed concerts and founded the Los Angeles International Music Festival in 1947, which he headed for 20 years.

Known for his work in Humoresque, The Philadelphia Story, Peyton Place, and A Nun’s Story.

Worked for Universal, MGM and Warner Bros.

Married once until her death and had 2 children.

Died in 1967 at the young age of 60 in Los Angeles

Picture Of The Day

For a second there you would think they were friends...

Picture Of The Day

Joan during her fitting. Love the spanx!

Sheer Beauties

Since before the time of Will Hays and his code, actresses have been baring as much as possible to get some attention in the pictures. These gals strutted around in see though gowns, but unlike now, 

they still looked classy.

Joan - stunning!

Mae, "...but I'm wearing a robe!"

Marilyn, "wait, my dress is see through?"

Sophia. Making Italians proud since 1950

Norma with a nip slip

Marlene rocking the sheer and sequins

Everyday Alfred

"Nobody's eyeball is being gouged out? Yawn"

Picture Of The Day

Joan in her clam. Happy summer!