In today’s lunch links: A special birthday for JFK, some good advice from Rawhide and the 11 best graduation speech quotes.
In today’s lunchtime links: a Marilyn statue comes down, a kid meets a dinosaur and a superhero gets called out (again).
Friday’s links give you a new look at iconic individuals.
Grab some popcorn! For one week only, due to Thanksgiving release dates, NewsFeed’s Glen Levy brings you the movies you should check out (or avoid) on a Wednesday.
Forbes‘ list of the 2011′s top 15 dead celebrity earners featured a number of familiar faces, and perhaps a few surprises.
Another iconic blonde serenaded yet another president known for his dalliances with women. (But this time, luckily, there were no rumors about an affair.)
Nearly 40 years after Marilyn Monroe’s death, an upcoming film attempts to (figuratively) strip the icon to her core, with Michelle Williams filling Monroe’s delicate shoes.
Friday’s links talk powerful spouses, legendary icons and just how to be remembered through history.
Before Marilyn Monroe became an icon of American fashion and cinema, 20-year-old Norma Jeane Dougherty started her career by posing for Blue Book Modeling Agency. Now, unseen images of the bombshell before she was a blonde are up for auction, along with an unexpected bonus.
Has your grandmother ever planted a big wet kiss on your cheek?
