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When the Golden Age of Hollywood was in its heyday, The Australian Women’s Weekly was there too, reporting in real time on the faces, places and events of this glorious era. While the most iconic women of Hollywood may no longer be with us, their appeal has never dimmed. From Audrey to Marilyn, Garbo to Garland we delve deep into our archives to celebrate the life and times of these unforgettable stars
Iadore our cover star Sophia Loren and many of the other faces from the Golden Age of cinema who regularly grace the pages of this magazine. Yet one of the things I love most about working on Icons is finding people, tales, films and locations...
The popular comedian became a two-reel star during the silent era alongside luminaries including Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. “In the O-Ouch-O comedies, where the comedian runs about, is hit on the head etc, I am just an animated suit...
SOPHIA LOREN She seduced Hollywood during her storied career yet remained true to herself.
The jewellery designer with an eye for design and interest in historical accuracy found his sparkling pieces adorning legendary stars from Marilyn Monroe to Elizabeth Taylor, building a business that continues to endure. The glittering...
Despite their di ering personalities, and his unrequited love, the pair made movie magic in classic celluloid love stories. Despite never being promoted as a major Golden Age cinema couple by the studios, this pair’s off-screen...
While she never set out for stardom, the intelligent actress was just too good to stay out of the spotlight, despite the roles she was o ered and even when outside forces threatened her career. The murmurs from the glamorous crowd in...