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Olivia Newton-John at Home: 10 Photos of the Pop Darlingâs Downtime Through the Decades (opens the original)
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For all the time Dame Olivia Newton-John spent in the spotlight, she seemed happiest escaping it. The English-born, Australian-raised singer was an animal lover with a proclivity for wide-open green spaces and purposely spent her life surrounded by both. At 17 years old the promising talent left the land down under for London after winning a televised singing contest. With what one 1960s journalist dubbed âone of those very pretty toothpaste-ad faces,â Newton-Johnâs sweet-as-pie image prov
Bette Davis at Home: See Inside the Golden Age Trailblazerâs Abodes From Coast to Coast (opens the original)
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Bette Davisâs magnetism onscreen was irrefutable, and off-camera, she was a force to be reckoned with; the two-time Academy Award winner sued Warner Bros., her contracted studio, in 1936, claiming that she had been saddled with inferior roles. Though she lost the case, the Dark Victory star continued pushing against Hollywoodâs expectations of its leading ladies, embracing complicated, unsympathetic, and decidedly unglamorous women onscreen and becoming a trailblazer as her career progressed
Elizabeth Taylorâs Bel Air Estate to be Preserved in $47 Million Makeover (opens the original)
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Contrary to earlier reports, it appears that Elizabeth Taylorâs famed two-story ranch-style home at 700 Nimes Road in Bel Air will not be demolished. The 7,000-square-foot residence, where the star lived from 1981 until her death in 2011, will remain intactâthough itâs getting a facelift. Per the New York Post, the estateâs 1.3 acres will undergo a $47 million makeover. Current owner and mega-mansion developer Ardie Tavangarianâs plans for the property include a massive 12,000-square-f
Tan France Thinks You Need to Invest in a Tea Table (opens the original)
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Tan France may have charmed viewers as the fashion expert on the hit makeover show Queer Eye, but his sense of style doesn’t stop in the fitting room. AD readers will be very familiar with the Tudor-style home in Salt Lake City, Utah, he built from the ground up. There, he incorporated design elements that reflected his Pakistani heritage, British upbringing, and American surroundings. And though that house is now for sale—and a move to NYC on the horizon for France—his multicultural design sens
Fred Astaire at Home: Tour the Dance Virtuosoâs Offstage Life in 10 Photos (opens the original)
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Ask a group of choreophiles to name the greatest dancer in history and youâll hear responses from Michael Jackson to Mikhail Baryshnikov. But no list is complete without Fred Astaire, the actor, singer, and dancer who ruled the musical film genre during Hollywoodâs Golden Age. Born in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1899, Astaire began performing in vaudeville at age four before finding success on Broadway and on Londonâs West End up until 1933. Thatâs when Hollywood came calling. He became an almos
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