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“Lost In History”: 50 Pictures That Might Change Your Perspective On The 20th Century (New Pics)
History is one big treasure box full of unforgettable moments, incredible people, encounters, places, events, incidents, you name it. But with time flying at the pace of a hadron collider, they easily slip under the dusty blanket of time and oblivion.
Thanks to this incredibly entertaining Instagram page titled “Lost In History,” though, many of these rare moments that got captured on camera were dug up from the past and brought to the present time. Dedicated to 20th-century people and culture, the account is sharing pictures with its 1.2M followers that illuminate history in this entirely new perspective.
Psst! After you're done reading this one, don't forget to check out our previous feature with more "Lost In History" pics.
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#1
"My Parents On Their Wedding Day In 1964 And Then Again At Christmas 2021"
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#2
Simone Segouin, Mostly Known By Her Codename, Nicole Minet, Was Only 18-Years-Old When The Germans Invaded
Her first act of rebellion was to steal a bicycle from a German military administration, and to slice the tires of all of the other bikes and motorcycles so they couldn't pursue her. She found a pocket of the Resistance and joined the fight, using the stolen bike to deliver messages between Resistance groups. She was an extremely fast learner and quickly became an expert at tactics and explosives. She led teams of Resistance fighters to capture German troops, set traps, and sabotage German equipment. As the war dragged on, her deeds escalated to derailing German trains, blocking roads, blowing up bridges and helping to create a German-free path to help the Allied forces retake France from the inside. She was never caught. Segouin was present at the liberation of Chartres on August 23, 1944, and then the liberation of Paris two days later. She was promoted to lieutenant and awarded several medals, including the Croix de Guerre. After the war, she studied medicine and became a pediatric nurse. She is still going strong at 96.
Artsy Bookworm 2 years ago
I was dreading a gruesome death. So happy that she's still here! Amazing
mcborge1 2 years ago
Same, I quickly read through the details to make sure this courageous bad@ss survived her exploits.
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scag$y 2 years ago
Well of course she's still going strong at 96. She's that awesome that even death is afraid of her.
Echidna learns extreme ironing 2 years ago
My dad is 96. He spent quite a time of the war in Greece. Every war has a thousand and one stories that somehow lead to peace. We really should learn another way of being.
David Paterson 2 years ago
Interesting that Nancy Wake, the white mouse, another woman famous for her resistance work against the Germans, was heavily involved in espionage, but was most proud of her bicycle ride spreading news between resistance groups. Nancy Wake lasted until age 98.
The Cute Cat 2 years ago
And this is why you should never underestimate a girl power. She might has less punch power, but she has guts of iron.
LC Joyce 2 years ago
Known for better pain tolerance and grace under pressure, also better at not letting our ego get in the way of a solution.
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Teresa Boze 2 years ago
“Um… she a devil. She a bad lil bush she a rebel.” DOJA CAT ( Paint the Town Red) https://youtu.be/m4_9TFeMfJE?si=0kUP5_BG4K75zw2w
Kyra Renee T 2 years ago
Wow~ This one.... she must have saved so many lives~ maybe thousands! 💛~ she should have a movie made about her. Wow!! ~~derailing German trains, blocking roads, blowing up bridges and helping to create a German-free path to help the Allied forces retake France from the inside.
Smiley Rie 2 years ago
Wow 😮 That is one super inspirational woman! So glad she didn’t just survive the war but thrived
Donald Holder 2 years ago (edited)
How f*****g great was this!!! A war hero! I bet she had a huge price on her head from the Nazis.
Mary Daniel 2 years ago
Simply amazing Simone. These words of praise are just lame in light of her bravery.
twiggy 6 months ago
how unfortunate that this is the first time that i hear about her. i unfortunately cannot expect most school systems outside of france to teach about her, but not even the media will represent her? what she’s done is amazing and her bravery is to be admired. if only she received more recognition among the general public. absolutely stunning that she was never caught, what an inspiration.
Lady Gypsy Rain 1 year ago
And yet, we still hear complaints about women in the military. As if having xx chromosome means you can’t handle the rigors of war
sharron lynn parsons 2 years ago
So pleased she continued to be brave and make a difference, bless you my dear !!!
carol Vandergriff 2 years ago
MS Segouin, God bless you and keep you in the palm of his hand. What you did was James Bond crazy, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Then you made so many children whole again! Your life should be a movie!!
Marvin Dionisio 2 years ago
"She is still going strong at 96." Death is probably scared to take her in.
Lesa Gilbert 2 years ago
What a brave, determined young woman. Luckily being female and young made her “invisible” to the men in the German army.
gilded panda 2 years ago
rare you hear about people who did such great things at those times who didnt die horrendously. someone finally defies that.
Loyalty Limited 2 years ago
The Americans started pulling these people out of their rat holes as they liberated France: "Je Suis Dans le Resistance!" they'd all say, as the cowered in their cellars an got drunk. This is nonsense. France is no land of heros, and this shot is the equivalent of 1940s Instagram. All you have to do is look at France today to know what they're made of.
kkathleen517 2 years ago
HOLY S**T. That is so awesome!!!!!!! I want to meet her today. Like, right now. I'm going to frame a picture of her and hang it on my wall. She's my hero. I'm now leaving to go Google and then read everything I can about her and I can't freaking wait!!
TheOfficialJesusChrist 2 years ago
sorry to burst your bubble, she passed recently i believe :(
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Mauricio A.Rivera 2 years ago
Famed director George Stevens made a film in which she, Simone, is included, I've not seen it. But, the bigger question is why has no major film been made of this amazing , still living human being!
Claire Kellerman 2 years ago
She was on purpose and on fire! W!hat a sweet and powerful woman!!!
Mickie Shea 2 years ago
Such uninspiring woman of great accomplishment. We owe her much. Where is her movie?
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#3
Hattie Mcdaniel Accepting Her Oscar In A Segregated "No Blacks" Hotel In Los Angeles For Her Role In Gone With The Wind
Sasha Twin 2 years ago
Why is this so far down on the list? How was this ever allowed? Humans can be so awful to each other.
“Photographs bring history to life in an immediate and visceral way,” Lisa Yaszek, a Regents Professor of Science Fiction Studies at Georgia Tech, where she researches and teaches science fiction as a global language crossing centuries, continents, and cultures, told Bored Panda in a previous interview.
Yaszek explained how it’s different from exploring history through written sources. “When we read books, we get lots of detailed information about historical events: who was involved, where the event happened, what factors led to and resulted from it, and so on.”
#4
German Anti-Nazi Political Activist, Sophie Scholl, Was Executed In 1943 For Leading Non-Violent Student Resistance Against Hitler
She was 21 years old. Her last words: "How can we expect righteousness to prevail when there is hardly anyone willing to give himself up individually to a righteous cause. Such a fine, sunny day, and I have to go, but what does my death matter, if through us, thousands of people are awakened and stirred to action?"
#5
This Is A Photo Of Dr. Eugene Lazowski, A Polish Doctor Who Saved 8,000 Jews By Creating A Fake Typhus Epidemic In Stalowa Wola (Nazi Occupied Poland), 1943
#6
Holocaust Survivor And The Soldier Who Rescued Her In 1944
During World War 2, John Mackay was part of the Scottish commando unit that rescued a group of prisoners from the Nazis as they were being marched from Auschwitz to another concentration camp. Little did he know that amongst the prisoners was a young Hungarian woman by the name of Edith Steiner. He would see her again at a dance, which was organized to celebrate the liberation. John asked a friend to ask Edith if she would dance with him, but she sent his friend back with the message that she would only do so if he asked her out himself. So John worked up the courage to go up to her and ask her in person, and she accepted. In 1946, they married and returned to Scotland where they owned and operated a small hotel in Pitlochry before retiring in Dundee. After celebrating their 71st Valentine's Day together, Edith passed away in June of 2017, just three weeks before their wedding anniversary. She was 92 years old.
“Sometimes such information can be vividly detailed and prompt us to imagine what historical events might have looked like in ways that make us feel more connected to them, but sometimes we are so overwhelmed with dry or technical details that we actually feel more removed from the event than ever before,” the professor explained.
#7
An Iconic Image Showing Aboriginal Rights Activist, Gary Foley With A Sign Reading, “Pardon Me For Being Born Into A Nation Of Racists”, 1971
#8
This Is Shavarsh Karapetyan, A Retired Armenian Swimmer. In 1976, He Had Just Completed A 26 Km (16 Mile) Run When He Heard A Loud Crash
A trolleybus had lost control and had fallen into a reservoir. It was 25 meters (82 ft) off-shore and had sunk to a depth of 10 meters (33 ft). Karapetyan immediately dived into the sewage-infested waters and managed to kick the back window of the trolleybus with his legs, despite zero visibility from the silt that had risen from the bottom. Of the 92 passengers onboard, Karapetyan pulled out 46 people. 20 of whom survived. The combination of cold water and the multiple lacerations from glass shards led him to be hospitalized for 45 days. He developed pneumonia and sepsis. While he was able to recover, damage to his lungs prevented him from continuing his career as a swimmer.
#9
This Is Franca Viola, An Italian Woman Who Became Famous In The 1960s For Publicly Refusing To Accept The Twisted Tradition Of Marrying Her Rapist
White Wolf 2 years ago
Her father supported her. She went public with her story and got lots of support.
Yaszek argues that even when shot by the most amateur of photographers, these images have a unique effect on our modern minds. “These images of people living in and through various moments in history provide a sense of immediate emotional connection—we think, ‘wow, so that’s what it would feel like to experience that moment of history!’” Yaszek explained.
#10
This Is Margaret Ann Neve At Age 110 In 1902. She Was Born In 1792 And Died In 1903, Making Her The First Proven Person In Recorded History To Have Lived In 3 Different Centuries
#11
Lena Baker Was A Black Maid That Was Put On Trial For The Killing Of Her White Employer Earnest Knight For Trying To Rape Her
Though she claimed self defense, she was sentenced to death by an all white male jury. Her trial only lasted one day! Sitting in the electric chair, this is what she said: "What I done, I did in self defense or I would've been killed myself. Where I was, I could not overcome it. I am ready to meet my God''. She was executed on March 5, 1945 as the only woman ever executed in Georgia. She left behind 3 children. Her last words, along side with her picture are displayed near the now-retired electric chair at a museum at Georgia state prison in Reidsville. She was Pardon 60 years after her Murder.
Susan Green 2 years ago
Poor woman. Sentenced to death by an all white male jury, doesn’t surprise me.
#12
Iranian Woman In The Era Before The Islamic Revolution, 1960
Interestingly, by looking at historical images, viewers may develop an emotional bond. “Once we feel an emotional bond with the people in historical photos and perhaps even begin to imaginatively empathize with them—we forge new intellectual connections to history itself, asking ourselves: ‘Why are the people in this photograph in this situation in the first place? What happened leading up to this photo—and what happened afterward?’,” Yaszek told us.
#13
This Is 18-Year-Old Alice Roosevelt And Her Long-Haired Chihuahua Named Leo In 1902
She also had a pet snake named Emily Spinach who she would wrap around on one arm and take to parties. Alice was extremely independent and unlike many women of her time, she was known to wear pants, drive cars, smoke cigarettes, place bets with bookies, dance on rooftops, and party all night. In a span of 15 months, she managed to attend 300 parties, 350 balls and 407 dinners. A friend of Alice’s stepmom once remarked that she was “like a young wild animal that had been put into good clothes.” Her stepmom went a step further and described her as a “guttersnipe” that went “uncontrolled with every boy in town.” William Howard Taft banned her from the White House after Alice buried a voodoo doll (of Taft’s wife) in the front yard. Woodrow Wilson also banned her after she told a very dirty joke (sadly no record of the joke exists) about him in public. Her father, Theodore Roosevelt famously said, “I can either run the country or I can attend to Alice, but I cannot possibly do both.” Alice once told President Lyndon B. Johnson that she specifically wore wide-brimmed hats around him so that he could not kiss her. During an interview in 1974, Alice described herself as a “hedonist.” She died in 1980 at the age of 96.
#14
Sussy, 1917, Sweden
#15
Bob Ross With His Pet Squirrels, 1991
Cyber Returns 2 years ago
"Check it out, Sammy! I'm Bob's Moustache!" "For crying out loud, Cyril, You're nuts!"
#16
In 1948, A Man Wore 30-Pound, Three-Toed Lead Shoes And Stomped Around A Florida Beach During The Night
The footprints lead people to believe that a 15-foot tall penguin was roaming their lands. He kept up the prank for 10 years, visiting various beaches. The hoax wasn't revealed until 40 years later.
#17
The Indigenous People Known As The Huichol First Appeared In The High Highlands Of Central Mexico Some 15,000 Years Ago
According to their ancient traditions, both men and women would experience the pain of childbirth. This is how it would be done, the father would position himself on the rafters with rope tied around his scrotum while the mother would pull on it while giving birth.
#18
Facial Prosthesis For A Wounded Soldier Of The First World War, 1916
K- THULU 2 years ago
My gran worked as a nurse in the UK during the late 20s in a hospital for returned soldiers, in the ward dealing with injuries like this.... A lot of them could never return to their families because their injuries were so horrific... Most Sundays she would bring my mum and my aunty to the hospital gardens to play, so the patients could watch from the balcony, and experience at least a trace of a normal life they could never experience ...... Still breaks my heart when I think of it, how much damage the human body can take and still go on.... My gran was my fkn hero!!
#19
A Lion Walks Alone In The Desert
This is a 1925 photo of possibly the last Barbary lion in the wild before its extinction. It was taken by French photographer Marcelin Flandrin while he was onboard a flight on the Casablanca-Dakar air route.
#20
Feminist Vandalism, 1970s
FabulousMari 2 years ago
Sentiment still stands. Hands off our bodies. It makes me want to puke.
#21
86-Year-Old Lao Huang, A Cormorant Fisherman Living In Yangshuo, China
#22
Dolly Parton At Home In Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, 1960s
#23
Studio Photos Of A Lesbian Couple, Early 1900s
#24
Hanukkah In Kiel, Germany, 1932
Mariele Scherzinger 2 years ago
There's a story behind that menora. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/19/world/europe/menorah-hanukkah-germany.html
#25
Safety Standards In 1960s
Don't you wish you knew 2 years ago
So I have seen this one before. The angle of the picture makes it look super scary, but they actually are not that high off the ground.
#26
On September 30th, 1956, During A Drunken Argument In A New York City Bar, A Man Named Thomas Fitzpatrick Claimed He Could Fly An Airplane From New Jersey To New York In Under 15 Minutes
To prove himself, Fitzpatrick left the bar, stole an airplane from a New Jersey airfield at 3am, flew without lights or radio completely intoxicated, and landed the airplane in the street in front of the bar.
#27
Photograph Of Two Women Kissing Captioned "Um-M! That Kiss! Guess I Still Love You! Jus' Can't Help It!", 1930s
#28
The Lovers Of Valdaro Were Two 6,000-Years-Old Skeletons Who Appeared To Have Died In A Lover's Embrace, Face To Face With Their Arms And Legs Entwined
#29
Ryan Reynolds Back In 1983 Holding A Dead Fish... With His Fly Open
#30
Office Life Before The Invention Of Autocad And Other Drafting Softwares
Prior to the release of AutoCAD in 1982, engineering drawings were all done by hand using different grade pencils, erasers, T-squares and set squares. Even after all the manual labor, if a change was required, the engineers and toolmakers had to start from scratch and make the sketches all over again. Nowadays, architecture designers and other drafters are mainly just clicking their mouse and keyboard and not hunched over on a giant desk wondering if any changes will be made to their final drafts.
Waite Forit 2 years ago
If I could get in a time machine and go back to the age before computers - I wouldn't.
#31
In 1938 Bruce Mozert Took The First Underwater Photos And They Are Brilliant
Bruce invented the world’s first underwater camera, and it was at Silver Springs, Florida where he would put his invention to renowned use.
#32
In The Olden Days, Santa Claus Would Gather Up Naughty Children, Toss Them In His Basket And Whisk Them Away To The North Pole To Serve As His Slaves. That’s Where The Legend Of Santas Elves Came From
#33
An Unemployed Lumber Worker And His Wife In Oregon, August, 1939. Photo By Dorothea Lange
#34
In 1902, A French Company Decided To Make Playing Cards That Imagined "Women Of The Future"
#35
Three Young Women Eat Spaghetti On Inflatable Mattresses At Island Of Capri, 1939
Daniel Atkins 2 years ago
As one does on special occasions break out the spaghetti mattress and party.
#36
To Appear Headless While Taking A Photo, Aka "Horsemanning" Was A Popular Way To Pose In The 1920's
#37
A United States Soldier Holds Up A Giant Jungle Centipede During The Vietnam War, 1967
#38
In 19th Century England, Wealthy Farmers Would Commission Paintings Of Their Cows, Pigs And Sheep As A Way To Flex Their Wealth And Status
#39
Vintage Halloween Costume
Sue Lynn Chan 2 years ago (edited)
I don’t care if it’s Halloween or not, lf I see this in the middle of the night alone at the street, I am willing sacrifice all my sweets to them
#40
Former Beauty Queen, Miss Wyoming Winner 1973 Joyce Mckinney Being Arrested By Police After Kidnapping Mormon Missionary Kirk Anderson From His Church, Forcing Him To Be Her Sex Slave For 3 Days. 1977
#41
3,000 Year Old Pair Of Pants Found In China. The Pants Were Discovered In A Tomb In Northwestern China
#42
The Man In The Picture Is Dina Sanichar, Widely Believed To Be Raised By The Wolves
He was born in India and was found in the deep jungles of Uttar Pradesh by the hunters in 1872. They found him hunting alongside the wolves and noted that he was walking on all four of his limbs.
#43
Mexican Actress Maty Huitrón Photographed By Nacho Lopez In 195
This series was one of the multiple social experiments of the Mexican photographer to understand human behavior. In this case, it was about seeing the average reaction to an exuberant woman, the model chosen was the burlesque dancer Maty Huitron, who would later become an eminence of the performing arts in Mexico. The impact was so provocative that Nacho López's photos were awarded in 1957 by UNESCO, and later exhibited in stations of the Paris and Munich Metro.
#44
The Original Michelin Man From 1898. The Michelin Man Is White Because Rubber Tires Are Naturally White
#45
Reese Witherspoon With Ryan Phillipe And Their Daughter On The Set Of Legally Blonde
Reese said in an interview in 1998 that she met Ryan at her 21st birthday party. She recalled the moment as embarrassing, saying she went over to Ryan when she was drunk and said “I think you’re my birthday present!”
#46
Bonnie And Clyde's Last Kiss A Few Hours Before They Were Killed, May 23, 1934
#47
Kate Middleton And Prince William's Post-Clubbing Taxi Pics From The 2000s
#48
The Very First Miss Universe Pageant, 1952
Martin Kaine 2 years ago
Look at the exotic globe-spanning localities: Turkey, Norway, Great Britain,.......uh, Indiana?
#49
Demi Moore On The Set Of G.i. Jane, 1997
#50
22-Year-Old Lana Del Rey (Then Performing Under May Jailer) Photographed In 2007
Discussing meeting her in the same year, record label-owner David Nichtern said “When she first came to us she was playing plunky little acoustic guitar, had sort of straight blonde hair, very cute young woman. A little bit dark, but very intelligent. We heard that. But she very quickly kept evolving."
#51
Victorian Era Bathing Machines From The 1890s
During this time, women were required to stay fully clothed until they got into a bathing machine in order to change into a swimsuit
Daniel Atkins 2 years ago
Bathing machine makes me think you get in one and a robot washes you.
#52
Marilyn Monroe Photographed By Bert Stern For Vogue, 1962
Diana Vreeland, the editor-in-chief of Vogue at that time, kept Marilyn's scar in the original picture. She used to say: "I think there's nothing duller than a smooth, perfect-skinned woman. A woman is beautiful by her Scars."
#53
A Group Of Havana Schoolboys In 1937. The Boy With The Lollipop Is Fidel Castro
#54
Star Wars Cast Out Of Costumes:
Harrison Ford (Hans Solo), David Prowse (Darth Vader), Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca), Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia), Kenny Baker (R2-D2) and Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker). 1977
#55
Danish Arctic Explorer Peter Freuchen With His First Wife, Navarana Mequpaluk In 1912
#56
This Ring Was Found On A Woman Who Was Buried Approximately 1,200 Years Ago In Birka, An Ancient Viking City Located 30 Km (19 Miles) West Of Contemporary Stockholm, Sweden
#57
Poon Lim Was A Chinese Sailor Who Survived 133 Days Alone On A Raft At Sea By Fishing, Drinking Bird Blood And Killing A Shark With A Jug Of Water
beautiful plumage 2 years ago
what was the shark doing with a jug of water? did the shark need to die for that?
#58
Halloween On The School Bus, 1980s
FabulousMari 2 years ago
If any one of these kids came knocking on my door to trick or treat, I would hold an exorcism.
#59
Jayne Mansfield Posing With Miss Hollywood Of 1957
#60
The Photograph Of Kurt Cobain In Tears Has Been Extensively Published
Tilton watched Cobain smash his guitar through an amplifier and walk offstage. He followed him backstage. The pent-up emotion ‘just had to go somewhere,’ says Tilton, and Cobain burst into tears. ‘What I really love about it is that it is a very real moment and he allowed it. Other artists would have said, ‘Not now, Ian, please.’ It is very unusual,” adds Tilton, ‘for anyone from a band to show such vulnerability.’
SmooshyFries 2 years ago
This is sad to me. He was obviously hurting and I hope he was offered mental health treatment after this
#61
Meal Service Aboard The Air France Boeing 747 First Class, 1988
FabulousMari 2 years ago
Flying used to be so fun. Now people barely shower and just wear their pajamas on the plane :/
#62
A Tunnel Rat About To Enter A Việt Cộng Tunnel With A Suppressed Revolver, Vietnam, 1960s
During the Vietnam War, "tunnel rats" became the nickname for any engineers or grunts that either volunteered or were chosen to clear and destroy enemy tunnel complexes
#63
Winona Ryder The Night She Met Johnny Depp
#64
Cleaning Women Washing A Crucifix, 1938
#65
The Golden Gate Bridge Opens To The Public For The First Time, May 27, 1937
#66
“Mermaids” At Disneyland Waving To Guests On A Submarine Ride, 1960s
#67
Teenage Stefani Germanotta (Lady Gaga) With A Friend, 2003
#68
People Photographed By Rebecca Lewis At Ozzfest Festival Headlined By Black Sabbath And Slipknot In Milton Keynes, UK, 2001
#69
During The Vietnam War, Cannabis Was Consumed Because The Plant Grew In The Wild In Vietnam
For that reason, many soldiers had their first experience smoking the drug, and it helped them continue fighting, “You get really stoned…. Then, you know, who like, who cares about the war?” Many military leaders also encouraged cannabis consumption when there were problems among their soldiers. Unlike alcohol, which was still the drug of choice, marijuana kept the soldiers mellow and focused, which helped resolve conflicts between men. When the soldiers smoked together, they used an unorthodox method involving a firearm by packing a bowl of marijuana in a shotgun chamber, soldiers smoked long drags together. We do not ever condone attempting this method to smoke.
#70
Extra Large Playpen Sofas Of The 1970s
#71
Lucifer And The Angel He Destroyed — Amy Winehouse And Blake Fielder Civil
FabulousMari 2 years ago
You can’t blame any one person for someone else’s addiction. It’s a tragedy for all involved and the villain is addiction.
#72
Princess Diana's Summer Style. Diana's Laid-Back Linen Separates, Vibrant Swimwear And Throw-On Dresses Made Up One Of The Most Memorable Elements Of The Royal's Always Effortless Wardrobe
#73
Artificial Intelligence Reconstruction Of Ramses II (1,303 - 1,213 Bc) Based On The Photos Of His Mummified Remains
Mariele Scherzinger 2 years ago
That's not (pic on the left) what his mummified remains looked like.
#74
This Is A Portrait Of Daniel Lambert Who Was At One Point Considered To Be The Heaviest Person In Human History
At the age of 18, Lambert began working as a prison guard and was much respected for his ability to befriend and help rehabilitate many of the prisoners. Despite being physically active, abstaining from alcohol, and not eating large amounts of food, Lambert continued to steadily gain weight. By 1805, he weighed a whopping 700 lbs. (320 kgs).
#75
Marina Pierro In Behind Convent Walls (1978)
#76
Fleetwood Mac Photographed By Annie Leibovitz For Rolling Stone (1977)
#77
"My Dad Coming Off His Ambulance Shift To Come Deal With My Newborn A*s, 1995"
#78
Dennis Rodman Announcing That He Is Bisexual And That He Is Marrying Himself, 1996
The stunt was done for the promotion of his memoir “Bad as I Wanna Be”. He arrived in a wedding dress and wearing a wig. Thanks to this his book garnered even more publicity.
OhBlahDi OhBlahDa 2 years ago
I love that Dennis Rodman openly challenged notions of "masculinity" at a time when it was still v unpopular to do so, especially considering that he was an elite athlete.
#79
Hitch Hiking France In The 70s
#80
After He Allegedly Slept With 4,000 Women, Mick Jagger Decided To Seek Help With His Addiction
His friend Keith Richards also encouraged him to do that. However, once he found a sex therapist, he seduced her and they slept together too. It was featured in Christopher Andersen’s book “Mick: The Wild Life and Mad Genius of Jagger” - he has been covering the rock star for more than four decades.
#81
Stylist Andrew Richardson Caressed By A Russian Circus Performer, Photographed By Steven Meisel As Part Of The Madonna Photo Essay ‘Flesh + Fantasy’ For Rolling Stone Magazine, 1991
#82
Brigitte Bardot With Some Of Her Friends In Saint Tropez, 1960s
#83
Jfk Jr And Carolyn Bessette Pictured In New York Throughout The 90s
#84
Joaquin Phoenix, New York, 1996
Mariele Scherzinger 2 years ago
Another Joaquin Phoenix picture. Just a few days ago, I looked at another listicle with a picture of him doing the washing up. How is this historically relevant?
#85
Gisele Bündchen Unbothered While Peta Protests Against Her Since She Wore Fur, During The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, 2002
#86
Jason Momoa And Carmen Electra On The Set Of “Baywatch Hawaiian Wedding” In 2003
#87
A Look Back At Tom Hardy’s Myspace Picture From The Mid-2000s
The actors old MySpace ‘About Me’ section read: “I act for a living now adopting characters for money, it is a language I was born into. I’m Grateful, arrogant self centred, tenacious, versatile, honest, honourable, loyal, loving, gentle, consistent, reliable, focussed, prideful, passionate and nuts. I have a head like a disco ball, if I say I’ll do something, unless I absolutely can’t it gets done, I never give up on humanity, I love people. I want to see communities stand up, honest and open, flexing to the fullest of their capabilities and combined usefullness. happy. I laugh at bullies. I am reactionary but I have learned to hold my tongue and my trigger finger.”
#88
Salma Hayek Wearing A Hervé Leger Dress At The Premiere Of 'Speed 2: Cruise Control, June, 1997
#89
Demi Moore On Set Of Striptease, 1996
#90
By David Lachapelle As A Tribute To Guy Bourdin For Vogue Paris, December 1995/January 1996
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 2 years ago
Why is she wearing high heels? Can you imagine a woman 9mo pregnant walking into a hospital in those shoes? Honestly this picture has me flummoxed enough I just used the word flummoxed.
#91
Scottish TV Presenter Carol Smillie Winning An Award For Rear Of The Year In 1998 (A British Award For Celebrities Who Are Considered To Have A Notable Bum)
#92
Teenage Robert Pattinson In Cosmoboy Magazine — 2001
fair_weather_rose 2 years ago
Because everyone needs to know which soap dish their dream date is!
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Lindy Mac 2 years ago (edited)
If Wandaluzt ( you can't reply to their comment) doesn't' like BoredPanda they should go back to Grinder.
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K- THULU 2 years ago
And certainly don't reflect "lost history" of the 20th century ...... Especially celebrity pics post 2000....
Luna Crow 2 years ago
And yet some of those made the cutoff, while some of the actually historically relevant pics are in the culled section 🙄
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VonBlade 2 years ago
I wish I was allowed to create these types of posts. I've hundreds of history photos that are far more than a mere "here is someone you might have heard of, taken 2 years before they became mildly famous".
scag$y 2 years ago
I think we may have a different view of what is 'interesting' and of 'historical relevance'. I'm thinking 'how they made the pyramids', but you're showing me Carol Smillie's bottom. I'm not against bottoms but there is a time and a place for them, and I don't think this is it.
the Return of Bruno 2 years ago
Topic: Photos which give historical perspective. Top posts: Holocaust, judicial murder of a black woman, anti-Nazi gorilla fighters, rape survivor. Current photo on link: SWIMSUIT COMPETITION!!!!
renee brack 2 years ago
Superb scroll for me. Love pondering each photo and the historical questions as well as commentary they provoke.
Lindy Mac 2 years ago (edited)
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Load More Replies... K- THULU 2 years ago
And certainly don't reflect "lost history" of the 20th century ...... Especially celebrity pics post 2000....
Luna Crow 2 years ago
And yet some of those made the cutoff, while some of the actually historically relevant pics are in the culled section 🙄
Load More Replies... VonBlade 2 years ago
I wish I was allowed to create these types of posts. I've hundreds of history photos that are far more than a mere "here is someone you might have heard of, taken 2 years before they became mildly famous".
scag$y 2 years ago
I think we may have a different view of what is 'interesting' and of 'historical relevance'. I'm thinking 'how they made the pyramids', but you're showing me Carol Smillie's bottom. I'm not against bottoms but there is a time and a place for them, and I don't think this is it.
the Return of Bruno 2 years ago
Topic: Photos which give historical perspective. Top posts: Holocaust, judicial murder of a black woman, anti-Nazi gorilla fighters, rape survivor. Current photo on link: SWIMSUIT COMPETITION!!!!
renee brack 2 years ago
Superb scroll for me. Love pondering each photo and the historical questions as well as commentary they provoke.
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