Cesar Romero, Eartha Kitt, and Adam West behind the scenes of TV's iconic series Batman (1966-1968).

Adam West was BOTD in Walla Walla, Washington in 1928. What an absolute gift he was and is to classic television fans! ✨

Goodness how I loved this show….

Please share one of your favorite Alfred Hitchcock movie posters. Rear Window (1954)

LOVE every bit of this! Perfect, perfect, perfect. 🔥🔥🔥

Goodnight everyone! 💤

Have an extraordinary day everyone! Happiest of birthdays to the fabulous Sophia Loren who turns 90 today! ✨

I had no idea! What a gorgeous design…

Things like this grind my gears. A creative genius comes up with an innovative design and someone else steals it? SO UNFAIR. If you’re familiar with the history of the Cabbage Patch Dolls, it was basically the same situation. Side note: Kate’s bags are MUCH prettier! 💞

Greta Garbo

“There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” ~ Edith Wharton #FridayVibes

Massive thanks to the medical staff at MassGeneralChildren for devoting your life to this work. Ffs, I know it isn’t easy. Wish every kid needing treatment got it here. And I wish every parent with a sick kid could put their kid in hands this capable. Nash, you’re the best. Love you, pal.

"You can always tell about somebody by the way they put their hands on an animal." ~ Betty White

The man I knew, my dad, was not the one the public saw. Not the black and white image walking slowly across an MGM sound stage, cigarette in hand, speaking in a tight, clipped voice, introducing that week’s episode... and certainly not the tortured soul some have suggested.

Have an extraordinary last day of summer! ☀️ “The tans will fade but the memories will last forever.” ~ Unknown

“We need to appreciate how precious life is.” ~ Shelley Fabares

Vintage deliciousness… these commercials are awesome… not so sure about all of the food, but I do love the energy! ✨ youtu.be/LfIXre92ecY?si…

Jack Mather - beloved by those of us who know him as the Cisco Kid - was BOTD in 1907 in Illinois. In addition to his iconic classic radio series, Jack Mather also made numerous television appearances during the 50s + 60s.