Don't trust AI slop remakes! Stick to the Original!

Hairspray ruled!

Historical Background: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Tubman

Lucy was expecting the couple’s second child. Desi, meanwhile, was always striving to make their family’s house feel like home. Inspired by his Cuban roots, he had a few small buildings erected on the property, including a game room, a poolhouse and a barbecue pit, to mirror the sprawling ranch style aesthetic he was familiar with growing up in Santiago de Cuba. Lemon and orange trees, which Arnaz planted, surrounded the home’s exterior.

To match my post about French Canadian students, here is the other side of my fam. Students from Chatham-Kent. Very first page is QEII which would never happen in a French year book haha

Beloved actress Audrey Hepburn makes her shopping at a Beverly Hills supermarket with her pet fawn, Pippin, whom she adopted while preparing for her role in the film "Green mansions". The iconic photograph was taken by photographer Bob Willoughby in 1958.

photographer Don Paulson was taking shots of Sonny and Cher in the Atlantic Studios in NYC in 1965. According to later details, Dylan unexpectedly “crashed “ the event because he was eager to meet Cher in particular. Cher included several Dylan songs on her albums for the next few years.  Her first Dylan-written hit “All I Really Want To Do,” was released in June, 1965, and it hit US #15, and UK #9. Her album came out in August of 1965, and also included “Don’t Think Twice,” and “Blowin’ In The Wind.

Left to right, Earl Warren, Eaton David, and, my father, Robert Jay, probably taken in Colorado. His other two brothers would be born over the next 10 years.

Yes, the dates are correct, my father was in his late 50s when I was born and I am pretty ancient myself.

Photo by Bobby Klein

In February 1967, Jac Holzman, founder of Elektra Records, had a billboard erected at 8161 Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles to promote The Doors’ debut album.

His name was Felix Pestana (a Major at the time the pic was taken). He was one of the first four Filipinos to be trained to fly a jet fighter. They were flying Lockheed T-33s, just a training jet, but I can't imagine myself being strapped into and flying a 6,000 kilogram hunk of aluminum, at 970kph, that had less computing power than a modern day Casio digital watch. The last fighter planes he flew were F86 Sabres, then he moved to flying big transport planes like the Douglas C47 Skytrain.