Catherine Deneuve by Manuel Litran on the set of Belle de Jour, 1966

Rob & Melanie Walton Center for Planetary Health

Harper’s Bazaar May 1943 - photo by Louise Dahl-Wolfe

Princess Anne attending Day Three of Royal Ascot, on 18 June 2026.

Jane Wyman

In 1989, Tina Turner stunned the world by climbing the Eiffel Tower in heels for a daring photoshoot with photographer Peter Lindbergh. Suspended high above Paris, with no visible safety gear, Tina posed confidently on the iron beams, turning fear into art. The shoot captured her fearless spirit and later became iconic imagery for her Foreign Affair album.

HM Queen Elizabeth II

John Meets QEⅡ by ELIZABETH PEYTON (1999)

Remembering Margaret Hamilton on the anniversary of her death (May 16, 1985)

Ann Blyth was an American actress and singer who rose from child‑radio performer to one of the most versatile and durable talents of Hollywood’s 1940s–50s studio era. Her standout performance as the venomous Veda in Mildred Pierce (1945) remains her signature achievement, earning her an Academy Award nomination and cementing her place in film history. She’s also widely celebrated for The Great Caruso (1951), where her dramatic presence and musical ability blended seamlessly into one of her most admired roles.

I actually like Lupita being cast for The Odessey. I think she is a very beautiful and talented woman. At least it's not The Iliad and that horrible genealogy that goes on forever. I could hardly bear to read it. Hollywood is about imagination and we can't take it too seriously. I loved Michael Jackson as an artist but I didn't like the remake of The Wizard of Oz. Sometimes we have our heart set on it being a certain way and/or the original is still too fresh in our minds. I don't think that is true for The Odessey.

The lovely Clara Bow

Myrna Loy by Max Munn Autrey, 1930