The Whisky A-Go-Go was always the place to be. Even when I wasn’t there working, I was there watching and listening to who was there that night. A year or so before these photos were taken of Iggy, I was there one night when Hendrix took the stage unannounced. Everyone went to the Whisky. The Doors were their house band before they made it big.
Read the full article
“Dean Martin was a very shy man and it was hard for me to get a good photo of him, something unposed, to show a different side—the private side of a public persona.”
Read the full article
Concerned over censorship, the producers considered changing her character’s name to Kitty Galore. But art triumphed over censors and the filmmakers stuck to their guns. Blackman, clearly amused with the controversy, even went out of her way to mention her character’s full name in press interviews.
Read the full article
On that day, we ended up back in his kitchen where he offered me a cup of ‘genuine’ English tea, a rarity at that time confined to his house in LA and mine in NYC.
Read the full article
I was sort of hypnotised facing this stylish elegant lady who was one of the great icons of my youth and here she was asking me what I wanted her to do?
Read the full article
“I got a last-minute call from a publicist one day: would I please help him out and photograph Liza Minnelli that same evening when she would be working in a night scene. I was only there on the set for a few hours while Liza was working that particular night.”
Read the full article