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As they say, a picture paints a thousand words and it is without a doubt that these photos from the past are a veritable storybook of what life was like. When we look back on life, especially the life captured in pictures, there are moments of lucidity and clarity. Moments when we see the celebrities and big stars of a bygone era acting like normal people, off the record yet still on camera. These candid moments and snapshots of what life was like before help us to remember that no matter what happens in life, we are all just human beings who are searching for a connection.<\/h6>\n
Click through for a glimpse of history, in photos that show us a different side to the past!<\/strong>
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A Lovely Parisian Garden<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of a woman sitting in her garden, with two or three fully grown cannabis plants right next to her, her cool cat, and a bird. Shot and developed in 1910, this photo was taken right around the time where home aviaries and gardens were considered signs of affluence. The cannabis plants might have been just another garden plant, or maybe she and her family were using the medicinal properties of the plant to treat certain ailments. Either way, it is a far cry from today, where the cultivation, sale, and possession of cannabis for medicinal and recreational purposes are illegal in France. This creates a cognitive dissonance of sorts, as cannabis is widely used amongst locals in France, and the locals are believed to be rather tolerant of it. Possession of cannabis is illegal, because there is no difference between cannabis and any other drug, and France is known for having one of the harshest drug policies in Europe.
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Time Stopped<\/h2>\n
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This is a watch that survived the Hiroshima bombing, and perhaps the only one that is still readable after having its hands blown off. The watch stopped at 8:15am on 6 August 1945, when the bomb dropped on the city. The watch belongs to a survivor Shinji Mikamo, who in 2015 was still living in Hiroshima. It had been given to his grandfather, for this work as a photographer who took portraits of the Emperor. In 1955, the watch was donated to the new Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. In 1989, Shinji Mikamo\u2019s daughter Akiko moved to the US to complete her graduate work in psychology, and she went straight to UN headquarters to visit the watch. The tour guide was excited to show it to her, she said, but by the time they got to the display, the only thing she saw was a label describing the watch. The watch itself was gone. It took the UN four months to report the loss to the media, and to issue a letter of apology to Shinji Mikamo and to Japanese authorities. 31 years later, nobody seems to remember anything about the watch — but some people suspect that it may have been part of a crime ring organized inside the UN. A year and a half before the watch was stolen, a silver coffee urn and two 21-karat gold bottles containing a rare perfume, all of which were a gift to the UN from the Kingdom of Oman, were stolen from a glass case just yards from the Security Council chamber.
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Sergeant Praytor and Miss Hap<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of Marine Sergeant Frank Praytor feeding an orphan kitten in the middle of the Korean War. He adopted the two-week-old kitten and gave her the name \u201cMiss Hap\u201d because she was born at the wrong place at the wrong time. It was circulated at the time that her mother was killed by a mortar barrage near Bunker Hill but Praytor, in a 2009 article for the publications The Graybeards (which is the official publication of the Korean War Veteran\u2019s Association), said that Miss Hap\u2019s mother was shot by a Marine up the line because of her yowling. Since that would have caused negative reactions, the Corps publicity told the mortar barrage story instead. Miss Hap was one of two surviving kittens; Praytor took care of her, while the other was given to another man who rolled over in his sleep and accidentally suffocated the two-week old kitten. The photo above shows Praytor feeding Miss Hap slightly watered-down canned milk with a medicine dropper. It was circulated and published in more than 1700 American newspapers in 1953, including the New York Times. After Sergeant Praytor went home, Miss Hap was left in Korea, and became a mascot in the Division PIO office. Praytor even saw her one more time when he returned to Korea briefly, and she was under the care of Cpl. Conrad Fisher of Cicero, Illinois. He likes to think that Fisher was able to take her home with him to the US.
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27<\/h2>\n
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This is a picture of Janis Joplin, standing in her apartment near Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco. Joplin died of a heroin overdose on 4 October 1970, when she was 27 years old. Joplin is part of what is known as the 27 Club, which includes popular musicians, artists, actors, and athletes who have died at age 27. Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison all died at the age of 27 between 1969 and 1971; Kurt Cobain died in 1994 from suicide at age 27; and the blues musician Robert Johnson, who died in 1938, is the earliest popular musician who is included in the members of the 27 Club. Seventeen years after Cobain\u2019s death, singer Amy Winehouse died at the age of 27, three years after she expressed a fear of dying at that age. Television actor Jonathan Brandis died of suicide in 2003 at the age of 27, and Anton Yelchin from the Star Trek franchise died at the age of 27 in a car crash.
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The Wheel of Fortune is Right<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of the iconic Vanna White as a game show contestant on The Price is Right. It was her first appearance in a game show, and while she did not make it onstage, the clip of her running to Contestants Row was rebroadcast as part of The Price is Right 25th Anniversary Special in August of 1996. After Wheel of Fortune hostess Susan Stafford left in October 1982, White was selected as one of three substitute hostess to co-host the show. Two months later, she became the regular hostess and signed on to host the show until 2022. White was presented with a Guiness World Record certificate for \u201cMost Frequent Clapper\u201d, and it was estimated that she clapped at least 3,480,864 times across the show\u2019s 30 seasons.
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The Mobile Phone<\/h2>\n
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This is an ad from 1964 by General Electric, introducing their Simultaneous Duplex Mobile Telephone which was marketed as a huge improvement over the current Mobile Telephone service at the time. The main selling point was that the Simultaneous Duplex Mobile Telephone (and no, we don\u2019t know why it is Simultaneously a Duplex) allowed users to connect to the person they were calling directly, instead of having to go through a switchboard operator. While the ad claims that the caller can place and receive calls from anywhere in the world, it is more likely that the wireless system acted like a CB radio, allowing you to place \u201ccalls\u201d anywhere in the five-mile radius.
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They Were Day Trippers<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of the Fab Four relaxing in the sunlight, taking a much needed break from recording in 1963. That was the same year that they released several songs, including \u201cPlease, Please Me\u201d, \u201cShe Loves You\u201d, followed by \u201cI Want To Hold Your Hand\u201d. The next year was their historic visit to the US, where crowds of screaming teenage fans were waiting for them to arrive, the moment their plane touched down. Just watching footage of how beloved they were by so many people gives us goosebumps, and it warms our hearts to see pictures like these of them relaxing (although we must confess, we don\u2019t know who that guy in the back behind Paul is).
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Be Kind to One Another<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of Ellen DeGeneres with her high school prom date, decades before she came out during an episode of her sitcom. In the show, DeGeneres inadvertently announces that she is gay over the airport PA system. In real life, DeGeneres went on Oprah to discuss her decision to come out in such a public way \u2014 and it has given hope to millions of people in the LGTBQIA+ community the world over. DeGeneres is now one of the longest running daytime show hosts, though she is currently in hot water for alleged \u201cmean\u201d behavior behind the scenes of her beloved show. Stories of her being unreasonable and generally a horrible human being are circulating on Twitter, with comedian Kevin Porter matching every tweet with $2 the the LA Food Bank. At the time an article for the Indepedent was published, Porter had paid $600 to the Food Bank. Perhaps someone should remind Ellen to be kind to people \u2014 but if nobody gets around to doing so to one of the most powerful people in Hollywood, at least Porter\u2019s donations to the Food Bank will help a lot of people out.<\/h6>\n

Kick Your Shoes Off<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of average, everyday women in New York in the 1950s. New York is the top fashion capital of the world; a fashion capital is a city which has major influence on international fashion trends. Throughout the 20th century, New York rose in stature as a fashion capital, challenging the dominance of Paris with a different approach to fashion, popularizing sportswear especially in the 1940s and 1950s. These well-dressed women seen in this picture reflect a complicated mix of conservatism and glamor. American women, as a whole group who lived through the Great Depression and World War II, saw the 50s as the chance to afford new styles and bold choices, all accentuating the much-coveted hourglass figure — the sign of health after such war-torn and economically unstable times.
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Queen of the Road<\/h2>\n
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This is a picture of Ann-Margret straddling a Triumph chopper on a deserted stretch of road. She is a Swedish-American actress, singer, and dancer known best for being Elvis Presley\u2019s leading lady in a lot of films. Her roles earned her five Golden Globe awards, two Academy Award nominations, two Grammys, and six Emmys. Many of her most notable roles were in the 1960, and she often appeared riding motorcycles in the movies, and is an avid motorcyclist like Elvis and Steve McQueen — her co-stars on the screen.
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Little Surfer Girl<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of a woman on a longboard in 1967. However, many thousands of years ago that it actually happened, it is generally agreed that the Polynesian culture was the first to create boards from wood to move across the waves. The first version of the modern longboard was known as the olo board, and only the ruling class rode them. Longboard surfing is different from shortboard surfing because you need to walk up and down the board in order to maintain its balance and to help maneuver it, rather than ripping out a turn on a shortboard. The shortboard is harder to learn for beginners than the longboard because of the intense physicality required, however the longboard is considered by many surfers to be more satisfying to surf with, in the long run.
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Pretty Bird<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of a young Brigitte Bardot in a garden. Bardot may be known the world over as a sex symbol, but in reality, she is more a symbol of hope. An animal lover her whole life, Brigitte dedicated her life to the protection of defenseless animals and tried to raise awareness about their plight. When she retired in 1973 at the age of 39, she was able to fully dedicate her time to stopping the abuses against animals. Her major campaigns tried to abolish the consumption of horse meat, pushed for the sterilization of stray dogs, and condemned the Chinese practice of killing tigers, bears, and rhinos to make unfounded quack-science potions that supposedly act as aphrodisiacs.
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Berlin City Rollers<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of three children roller skating in Berlin, taken in 1910. The first recorded use of roller skates was at a London stage performance in 1743, and the inventor of these skates is unknown. In 1818, roller skates appeared on the ballet stage in Berlin. Fifty years or so later, roller skating became a very big recreational activity around the world. It saw its heyday in the 1970s when disco and roller disco became popular around America, as well as in the 1990s when inline skates, also known as rollerblades, became popular again due to the cultural touchpoints at the time of street culture, ice skating, and hockey. Eventually, extreme sports would emerge, with blading, as it is now called, at the forefront of various competitions.
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Dammit, Janet<\/h2>\n
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This is Susan Sarandon in a tailored black jacket over her bare chest, wearing white cotton trousers, golf socks and trainers on the set of her movie, Joe. Sarandon is known for being a particularly striking fashion chanteuse, on screen as well as off. She has starred in some of the most iconic films of the 70s and 80s, such as the Rocky Horror Picture Show, where her character Janet transforms from baby-doll-dressed square to sexy, sequined, corseted cabaret performer for the finale. Sarandon is also known as an activist, having attached herself to numerous social and political causes from AIDS charities to anti-war activist groups.
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Let there Be Light<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of a poor family in Russia getting electricity installed in their home. Russia has reported that 100 percent of their population as having access to electricity for several decades, however, there are reports that say that far-flung provinces like Siberia and the Far East often have no connection to the national power grid, which links over two million miles of power lines. Russia may be the fourth largest generator and consumer of electricity in the world, but those who have no access to the national power grid rely on diesel brought in by truck, boat, or helicopter. In Siberia and the Far East, people say, \u201cWhere there is no road, there is no grid.\u201d In a lot of areas, there are no roads at all.
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An Intentional Time<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of men, women, and children picking apples in St Albans, Vermont in 1900. The Second Industrial Revolution, also known as the Technological Revolution was at its height when this picture was taken, and it was a period of rapid standardization and industrialization. This photo shows that even though technology like the telegraph and railroad networks, as well as the gas and water supply, were being adopted all around the world, there were still industries that relied on manpower — and they made their work into a family affair. This is the backbone of a lot of American industries. The Technological Revolution went on until the beginning of World War I.
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Faith and Understanding<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of Pope Paul VI watching the Apollo 11 moon landing on 20 July 1969. The Pope, along with the rest of the world was watching man and science expand the understanding of the universe. In a message to the three astronauts, Pope Paul VI said, \u201cMan has a natural urge to explore the unknown, to know the unknown; yet man also has a fear of the unknown. Your bravery has transcended fear, and through your intrepid adventure, man has taken another step toward knowing more of the universe.\u201d
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Slice of Life<\/h2>\n
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This is a picture of a young Audrey Hepburn, arranging flowers and leaves in a bowl, while wearing a sundress. She is presumably at home, not wearing any makeup, and seems to be relaxed, although startled by the sudden photo. She was born in Ixelles, Brussels, and spent parts of her childhood in Belgium, England, and the Netherlands. Her first starring role was in the 1951 Broadway play, Gigi, after being spotted by the auteur of the show. She acted in a great many plays throughout the 60s and 70s, but later in life, devoted much of her time to UNICEF, working in some of the poorest communities of Africa, South America, and Asia between 1988 and 1992. She died of appendiceal cancer at home in Switzerland, aged 63, just one month after receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her work as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
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Dial T for Tea<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of famed director Alfred Hitchcock serving leading lady Grace Kelly a cup of tea between takes on the set of Dial M for Murder. Kelly was considered Hollywood\u2019s Sweetheart, and the year after M for Murder came out, she met Prince Rainier of Monaco at the Cannes Film Festival. She soon married him and became the first American Princess. She retired from acting at the age of 26 in order to begin her duties as Princess of Monaco, despite Hitchcock trying to coax her out of retirement for roles in more of his films. She died at Monaco Hospital on 14 September 1982 from injuries sustained in a traffic collision the day before. She was only 52.<\/h6>\n

He\u2019s So Vain<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of Carly Simon, the singer of the iconic song, \u201cYou\u2019re So Vain\u201d, which was a number one hit in 1973. The song earned Simon a Grammy nomination for Song of the Year, Record of the year, and Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Female Artist. The reason why everyone loved this song was because there was an allusion to who the song was really about, although it was never really said outright during the height of its fame. Over the years, fans speculated that Simon\u2019s self-centered narcissistic ex was none other than actor Warren Beatty, and Simon confirmed that at least one of the verses is about him. \u201cYou\u2019re so Vain\u201d was popular in the same way that Taylor Swift\u2019s songs about her breakups are popular — you want the dish on famous people, so you listen to the song. In Simon\u2019s case however, the song itself was a masterpiece. The incendiary subject matter came secondary to the music.
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Unpleasant Dreams<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of Cassandra Peterson in character as Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. She hosted Elvira\u2019s Movie Macabre, a weekly horror movie presentation on TV throughout the 80s and 90s. Elvira\u2019s closing line for each show wished her audience \u201cUnpleasant Dreams\u201d as she walked off down a misty corridor. She rapidly gained notice with her tight-fitting, low-cut, big-in-front black gown, while adopting the tone of a Valley girl — this weird juxtaposition brought a satirical, sarcastic edge to her comedy and a lot of her jokes were risque double entendres that also made frequent mention of her cleavage.
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The Master<\/h2>\n
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This is a picture of Ip Man, with one of his most famous students, Bruce Lee. Ip Man was a Cantonese martial artist and a master of Wing Chun. When he was a child, he learned Wing Chun from a great master and his top student, then moved to Hong Kong at the age of 16. He was beaten sorely in a Kung Fu battle with a man named Leung Bik, who unbeknownst to him at the time, was the son of the man who taught his own master in China. Ip went back to China to become a police officer and to serve in the Second Sino-Japanese War. At the tail end of 1949 after the Chinese Communist Party won the civil war, Ip, his wife, and their eldest daughter fled to Hong Kong as Ip was an officer for the Kuomintang, and would have been in danger in Mao\u2019s communist China. He stayed in Hong Kong while his wife went back to China to retreive their identity cards, however the borders between China and Hong Kong were closed in 1951, and they were separated for good. He had established a martial arts practice in Hong Kong, but due to financial troubles, ended up turning to opium — which was still a very popular drug in Hong Kong at the time. He died in 1972 in his apartment in Hong Kong, seven months before his student Bruce Lee passed away
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Life Among the Carnations<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of David Bowie on a balcony in Paris, taken some time in the early 1970s. He was an English singer-songwriter and actor, and considered one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. His career was marked by constant reinvention throughout various genres and decades, yet he managed to remain poignant and relevant all throughout his career. In 2013, he returned to the recording studio after a decade-long hiatus and remained musically active until he died of liver cancer in his home, two days after his 69th birthday.
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Leia, I am Your Mother<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of Debbie Reynolds (left) watching her daughter Carrie Fisher playing solitaire. They were extremely talented in their own rights — Reynolds had had only three months to learn what Singing in the Rain co-stars Gene Kelly and Donald O\u2019Connor had been doing for years, yet she pulled it off seamlessly, especially in the song number \u201cGood Morning\u201d. Carrie Fisher on the other hand was best known as Princess Leia in the original Star Wars trilogy, as well as being a stellar writer and storyteller. Fisher suffered a medical emergency on 23 December 2016 and was hospitalized. She died a few days later on 27 December 2016. Her mother, Debbie Reynolds, died of a stroke the very next day.
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Fit for a King<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of King Henry VIII\u2019s armor. He was set to meet with the French king, Francis I, at the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520 for a friendly tournament — typical middle ages stuff. The event was an annual thing, and became an opportunity for one king (and by extension, country) to out-do the other, with both kings striving to present the most impressive display. When the tournament rules were set, Henry\u2019s previous suit of armor was deemed unfit to wear, so a team of metal workers banged out a new suit over the course of three months. It is refreshing to see that Henry was not always as rotund as he is portrayed in royal paintings.
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Zappa and Dee Snider School the Senate<\/h2>\n
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This is a photo of Frank Zappa and Dee Snider holding up their summonses to speak at the Senate. In the mid-1980s, Washington\u2019s Parents Music Resource Center had put together a list of artists and musicians that they deemed as obscene, and pushed for warning labels on records with sexual or violent content. Musicians the world over were enraged at this act of censorship, and several of the biggest names in music (of all time, not just the 80s) spoke before the US Senate about the issue. The politicians had no idea what they were in for, and sorely underestimated the rockers as dumb, possibly drug-addled inarticulate buffoons — and hoped they would react with anger and aggression to the senators\u2019 questions, thereby proving the Parents Music Resource Center right. What they got instead were Dee Snider and Frank Zappa, two of the most educated, articulate, and intelligent members of the music industry.
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Dr. Quinn, Bond Woman<\/h2>\n
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Before we got to know Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman, English-born actress Jane Seymour was a Bond girl in Live and Let Die in 1973. She also appeared in the 1977 action fantasy film Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger — proving that she appreciated diverse roles. In 2000, Seymour was named an Officer of the British Empire by the Queen. She was honored at Buckingham Palace in a ceremony, then she celebrated with a spin on the Millennium Wheel and a boat party on the Thames. In February 2018, Seymour posed for a spread in Playboy, making her the oldest woman to be featured in the publication. She was 67 at the time<\/h6>\n

Good Ole Boys Singing<\/h2>\n
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This is a picture of Buddy Holly at his last performance. The Winter Dance Party Tour had Holly and other performers travelling from venue to venue in the bitter January cold. After their concert in the Surf Ballroom, Holly chartered a plane to carry the performers to bring himself and the other artists to the next venue in Moorhead, Minnesota. There wasn\u2019t enough room for everyone, so only Buddy Holly, Richie Valens (known for the smash hit La Bamba), and the Big Bopper were on the flight. The weather was particularly bad, and it is said that the pilot was rather inexperienced, and used only the instruments as a guide. On 3 February 1959, just after one in the morning, the plane with the performers crashed into a cornfield in Iowa. All the passengers were ejected from the aircraft and killed on impact. The plane crash has become known as \u201cthe day the music died\u201d.
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Farrah Away<\/h2>\n
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Most people remember Farrah Fawcett for her appearance on the hit TV show, Charlie\u2019s Angels. Her signature wispy hair started a decade-long trend, and her iconic smile and beautiful body put her on the walls of teenage boys everywhere. She was also a serious actress in a couple of made-for-tv movies, the first of which was \u201cThe Burning Bed\u201d, about a battered wife and her act of vengeance against her rat-fink abusive husband. The second movie was based on real-life murderer Diana Downs, and it was called \u201cSmall Sacrifices\u201d. Fawcett earned both Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for these roles.<\/h6>\n
When all is said and done, these pictures show us a past that included more than what we initially thought or believed was possible. Photographs, especially in quiet moments, help us remember that the people we looked up to growing up, and the people who helped shape history, are human too.<\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

As they say, a picture paints a thousand words and it is without a doubt that these photos from the past are a veritable storybook of what life was like. When we look back on life, especially the life captured in pictures, there are moments of lucidity and clarity. Moments when we see the celebrities and big stars of a bygone era acting like normal people, off the record yet still on camera. These candid moments and snapshots of what life was like before help us to remember that no matter what happens in life, we are all just human <\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":67165,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"wprm-recipe-roundup-name":"","wprm-recipe-roundup-description":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[29,6592],"tags":[90,123,26256,16310,369,26257],"yst_prominent_words":[26253,26244,26255,9637,26245,26249,26252,26261,12607,9712,26247,26251,8833,9193,26250,9210,26254,26246,9047,9110],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/67198"}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=67198"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/67198\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/67165"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=67198"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=67198"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=67198"},{"taxonomy":"yst_prominent_words","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/awesomejelly.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/yst_prominent_words?post=67198"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}