Tony Curtis is an Anglo-Welsh poet whose work explores themes of memory, identity, and human connection. His verses are characterized by vivid imagery and a keen observation of everyday life. Curtis's poetry delves into the complexities of the human experience with both sensitivity and intellectual rigor. His contributions to literature have been recognized through numerous accolades.
Hollywood legend Tony Curtis gives readers one of the most scandalous, eyebrow-raising, sheerly enjoyable Hollywood memoirs of our time. From the New York streets in the '30s to alcohol and cocaine in the '70s, Curtis spins the tale of his life with brutal honesty and sharp, off-the-wall humor. Photos.
‘The city of light’ under German occupation: Paris, a place, a people, their lives in flux. And in these uncertainties, these compromised loyalties, these existences constantly under threat, Marcel Petiot, a mass murderer. A doctor, a resistance fighter, a collaborator: who can tell? Not even the people he kills.
Hired to take film-set pictures beyond the normal publicity shots, "special" photographer Bill Willoughby has produced these uniquely offhand b&w images of Liz Taylor, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Sophia Loren, Fred Astaire, & others, taken during Hollywood's heyday. 10" x 10".
A fully illustrated guide to the treasures of pop culture, this book provides valuable and practical information that covers everything from Marilyn to Madonna, the Beatles to Bruce Springsteen, and Star Trek to Snow White. Collectibles such as signed photos, song sheets, promotional pieces, original artwork, and fan magazines can reap great rewards on the memorabilia market.
