Orson Welles signaling for silence inside CBS’s radio studio while directing the infamous ‘War of the Worlds’ radio show that numerous sources claimed lead to mass panic due to most listeners tuning in late and the show itself having no commercial breaks (October 30th, 1938) GalleryOrson Welles signaling for silence inside CBS’s radio studio while directing the infamous ‘War of the Worlds’ radio show that numerous sources claimed lead to mass panic due to most listeners tuning in late and the show itself having no commercial breaks (October 30th, 1938)
Nat King Cole’s family in Los Angeles during the late 1950s after moving into a wealthy white neighborhood, they stood their ground even when racist neighbors burned a cross in their yard and allegedly even poisoned their family dog. GalleryNat King Cole’s family in Los Angeles during the late 1950s after moving into a wealthy white neighborhood, they stood their ground even when racist neighbors burned a cross in their yard and allegedly even poisoned their family dog.
My granny Lidiya sitting on a bench in Battery Park in Manhattan, New York City, circa 1964. I love her coat, her beehive and the way she poses for this photograph. GalleryMy granny Lidiya sitting on a bench in Battery Park in Manhattan, New York City, circa 1964. I love her coat, her beehive and the way she poses for this photograph.
Toni Jo Henry, the only woman to die in Louisiana’s electric chair, heads to the Calcasieu Courthouse to be executed, her headscarf hid a freshly shaved head. November 28, 1942 GalleryToni Jo Henry, the only woman to die in Louisiana’s electric chair, heads to the Calcasieu Courthouse to be executed, her headscarf hid a freshly shaved head. November 28, 1942