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A breathtaking collection of investment-quality, original celebrity photographs and memorabilia is set to go under the hammer in an eagerly anticipate

"Hasselblad Ballet" is a passion project that celebrates the beauty of ballet, the power of Hasselblad cameras, and photography itself.

The two paintings by the artist closely bound up with the Boyd artistic dynasty smashed estimates even though they were done after the 1950s.

Suite 1755, a private shopping experience inside the West Hollywood Edition Hotel, showcases a watch given by Zsa Zsa Gabor to Marlon Brando

While its Beverly Hills boutique is being renovated, Vacheron Constantin will operate out of Suite 1755 at the West Hollywood Edition Hotel.

The women who sought underground abortions during the postwar years faced sexual assault, excruciating pain, and sometimes death. In 1961, The Saturday Evening Post revealed the awful realities of illegal abortion.

When Israel invaded Egypt 65 years ago, President Eisenhower, up for reelection that week, offered an exceptionally tough response. ‘We will handle our affairs,’ he told a friend, ‘as though we didn’t have a Jew in America’

From Hepburn to Bogart: Photos show regular lives of Golden Age stars Hollywood photographer Sid Avery made a lifelong career out of catching the biggest stars in their most unguarded and private moments. His subjects included some of Tinseltowns biggest names, from Marlon Brando to Audrey Hepburn. His intimate portraits of movie legends are seen in his book, The Art of the Hollywood Snapshot. Click through to see more... © Provided by Daily Mail

Have a look at these once-in-a-lifetime pictures. Aren’t they amazing? Sometimes a photographer has to spend hours planning his future shot before he finally takes some really great pictures. But sometimes all you need is to be in the right place and to press the shutter at the right time. The main

Article content Some days nothing seems to go right. Other days, somebody gives you a giant poster of Frank Sinatra, and the world is your oyster. The latter happened last month, when Dal Richards’s widow, Muriel Honey, gave me a poster the local big band legend had received when he had a radio show at AM 600. It’s a classic photo of Frank from the cover of his 1959 album Come Dance With Me. Sinatra is winking at the camera, beckoning a lady to come shake a leg with his finger. We apologize...