In the 1921 silent film The Sheik, Rudolph Valentino plays an Arab who sells women at his gambling table and forces himself on the helpless Englishwoman who has had the misfortune to catch his roving eye. Full Article at The National Newspaper

The stars of the 1920s, for whom Rudolph Valentino and Gloria Swanson might stand as archetypes, were chauffeured about the city in exotic automobiles, lived on great estates, spent fortunes on their couture. Full Article at Dictionary.com Word of the Day

The early days of Hollywood's Paramount Studios boasted an A list of names which included director Cecil B. DeMille, stars Rudolph Valentino, Mary Pickford and Clara Bow. Full Article at Associated Content

It’s Halloween, the spookiest night of the year! Tonight is the night ghosts and goblins glide past your door looking for treats and handouts. Better give them some or you’re likely to be the victim of a prank, or worse. Full Article at For the Love of the Dog

You don't come to see things. You come to chill out It was not really until I was naked in the hot tub with the minister and his wife that I began to appreciate the character of the desert. The reverend put it nicely. Full Article at Times Live South Africa

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