The Good Sister

Mother Didn't Tell Me (1950, 20th Century Fox)

The Story of Molly X (1949, Universal)

Brewster's Millions (1945, United Artists)

Intrigue (1947, United Artists)

Hi Diddle Diddle (1943, United Artists)

When Caught Between Two Evils...

"My father warned me about men and booze, but he never said a word about women and cocaine."

It's Sunday!

We hope that you're enjoying a quiet, relaxing day at home.

Everyone's a Critic...

"My God, I saw your picture and you are ugly!...After you use your skin lightening creme, could you lend me your copy of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'? [You are] a bald ugly silly old self hating queen in awe of old movie types...You are a pathetic step n fetch it [sic]...You are living in a fantasy world of yesterday and need to find something useful to do."

But then again, all of the greats were misunderstood.

Animal Magnetism

For Lounging in Your Boudoir

These simple, plain pyjamas.

Bless the Beasts and the Children

"I've always admired Miss Crawford for being such a wonderful mother -- for taking four children and giving them a fine home. Who better than I knows what that means to homeless little ones?" - Marilyn Monroe

An Interior Monologue

Blaze Starr at home, photographed by Diane Arbus, 1964

Delivered in a completely unintelligible language. But we kinda like it!

It's Saturday!

And how will you be spending your weekend?

Pink Ladies

Animal Magnetism

Hello, Kitty

Free, White, and 51

For the entitled few.

Satin Dolls

Let Them Entertain You

And there's free beer at Irene Dunne's place! Served in a pretty glass, of course.

Just Sayin'.

Mrs. Johnson via MATTADORE!

Blonde on a Wire

Two on a Couch

Monroe on Crawford: "I've always admired Miss Crawford for being such a wonderful mother -- for taking four children and giving them a fine home. Who better than I knows what that means to homeless little ones?"

Crawford on Monroe: "She was cheap, an exhibitionist. She was never a professional, and that irritated the hell out of people. But, for God's sake, she needed help. She had all these people on her payroll. Where the hell were they when she needed them? Why in hell did she have to die alone?"