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James Stewart in Berlin, 1962 via lars134 & wehadfacesthen

R.I.P. Annette Funicello. Oddly I had this gif queued up already for this week (from “Babes In Toyland” (1961) via guyfarris

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Hell yeah. Photo: “Whipped Cream and Other Delights” (1965) album cover model Dolores Erickson holding a copy of the LP today. Via midcenturymodernfreak:

Dolores Erickson, 76, was once the object of many teen desires. She adorned the album cover of Herb Alpert’s “Whipped Cream & Other Delights” in 1965. Who cares if it was just shaving cream?

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actual photo. not modified. Morrison spontaneously cloned from all the drugs in the air. He was back to himself by the end. Via vintagemarlene:

jim morrison at the the roundhouse, london, 1968 by david burnett (jazzinphoto.wordpress.com)

Future glam rock god Marc Bolan (T Rex) as a young mod in London, 1962. His ears were never seen again.

Photographed for London’s Town magazine (1962) via the60sbazaar

Here’s the after picture…

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The great Christopher Lee as Duc de Richleau in The Devil Rides Out (1968), one of Lee’s favorite films. He has performed in more film roles than anyone in history: 275 since 1946. Including such classic film series as the Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, not to mention Police Academy. Oops. Did I mention it? He also played Dracula about a dozen times. He is the best. Via beautyandterrordance & greggorysshocktheater

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Here’s my laughingsquid post from yesterday featuring a clip of the game show Price Is Right on New Years in 1962 where people can really win a New Ice Cream Truck! There’s a vintage Newport cigarettes ad in there, too. Fun video.

Resist. And pack a lunch. Photo by Don McCullin of a nuclear weapons protest in Aldermaston, England in the early 1960s. Via themafucage2.

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Photo of Malian motorbike Mods in the 1960s by Malick Sidibé. Cool. Via inacrystalmess

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Collage of the day: art by Roman Cieslewicz. “L’ombre de ma folie” (‘The shadow of my madness’) features a repeated image of surrealist Joyce Mansour as appeared in the French magazine Opus International issue number 6, ca. 1968. Via regardintemporel

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A second cartoon chase scene cover of yesteryear. Really. This 1962 illustration by sports cartoonist Kevin Weil (who died earlier this year) one of many program covers he drew for the Buffalo Bills football team over the years. This one for the game against Oakland Raiders on 10/20/1962. Via mudwerks & Mike Lynch Cartoons: Kevin Weil 1933-2012

“You may say I’m a dreamer

but I’m not the only one”

Happy Birthday, John Winston Lennon (09/10/1940)

Happy Birthday dear, departed John Lennon.

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