Category Archives: ’70s

The Birds: Hitchcock’s Living Leading Ladies

When Joan Fontaine died at the ripe old age of 96, I was thinking she must surely have been the earliest of Alfred Hitchcock's leading ladies still living. Nope! She had been the oldest, but there was — at the time — one leading lady working with Hitchcock a decade before Joan, and she was…

Jay Thomas of ‘Mork & Mindy,’ ‘Cheers,’ ‘Murphy Brown’ Dies @ 69

Sad to read that comic actor Jay Thomas has died. He was 69. (more…)

Hey, l-a-a-a-a-dy! Jerry Lewis, who rose to fame as part of the comedy team Martin & Lewis in the '50s, became a slapstick solo star in the '60s and went on to become a film auteur, has died at 91. (more…)

Dick Gregory, Comic and Civil Rights Voice, Dies @ 84

Dick Gregory, the ballsy black comedian who in the early '60s joked to white nightclub audiences about slavery, segregation and social injustice — and who later became a bona fide conspiracy theorist — has died at 84. (more…)

The Ultimate Beefcake Mag Makes Comeback

Founded in 1945, Bob Mizer's (1922-1992) Physique Pictorial was the first American gay magazine, and indisputably the all-time greatest beefcake 'zine. (more…)

The secret of billboard star Angelyne's identity was something we never thought we'd know — until we did. (more…)

Category Archives: ’70s

The Birds: Hitchcock’s Living Leading Ladies

Jay Thomas of ‘Mork & Mindy,’ ‘Cheers,’ ‘Murphy Brown’ Dies @ 69

Jerry Lewis, King of Comedy, Dies @ 91

Dick Gregory, Comic and Civil Rights Voice, Dies @ 84

The Ultimate Beefcake Mag Makes Comeback

Angelyne’s Real Identity Exposed

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