By Paris Kim, Marjorie Magazine Staff
If there’s ever an old film to watch on the big screen, let it be the behemoth that is Casablanca.
The sweeping war and romance film has been considered one of the greatest … Read the rest
Rudolph Valentino and the Lady in Black: A Silent Love Story
When Rudolph Valentino died unexpectedly from ulcer complications at age 31 in 1926, thousands joined across the nation in mourning one of Hollywood’s pioneer stars. A major heartthrob on the silent silver screen, the sensuous and delicate demeanor of the … Read the rest
Watch The Shape of Water with a Lost Song by Marilyn Monroe this October
With the release of the widely acclaimed The Shape of Water on HBO earlier this fall, fans and new viewers of Guillermo del Toro’s sci-fi love thriller can treat themselves to the film with the new fascinating and sad knowledge … Read the rest
Celebrating Natalie Wood on Her Birthday
By Leticia Lopez
Have you ever imagined what Rebel Without a Cause would be without the rebellious yet loving female outsider, or West Side Story without the “I Feel Pretty” singer Maria? It’s hard to imagine these iconic films without … Read the rest
Gemini H. and the Allure of the Illustrated Femme Mystique
Photos Courtesy of Gemini H.
Color and mystery might sound like two halves of a whole, opposing sides that– when put together– you wouldn’t expect to heighten both their allures. But when we look at the portraits, sketches, and most … Read the rest
A Perfume Tribute to Natalie Wood
There have been a few times when I’ve wondered what perfume my favorite classic stars wore. I have imagined what scent they left when they entered a scene, graced the red carpet or when signing autographs and their fans got … Read the rest
Feeling Lucky with Our March Starters
This coming month, our readers should be on the lookout for feeling their best and trying their luck- for with the right mind and unstoppable confidence, anything is possible. Overflowing wealth and shining bright are all we could hope for … Read the rest
Leslie Caron: Reluctant Ballerina
There are many Franco-American actors or actresses that garnered celebrity in America. One of them is the beautiful ballerina-turned-actress, Leslie Caron. Born in Boulogne-sur-Seine, Seine, she was the daughter of Margaret (née Petit), a Franco-American dancer on Broadway, and Claude … Read the rest
Starting off the New Year in Old Ways
We couldn’t help but wonder how many of you have made a resolution for 2018– and how many have still persisted with each one. Making a New Year’s resolution can seem like a strain on your next 12 months, not … Read the rest
Faces of Film: Bardot, Legendary Sex Kitten
She may not have teardrops in her hair or a sultry smile that brightens all of Paris, but legendary French actress and animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot has made the whole world fall in love with her and her beloved … Read the rest