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May 2003 Web updates: 31/05/03 : Diva Norma Shearer - eight new wallpapers (Thanks to Sylvie!) 31/05/03 : Diva Whitney Houston - shop 31/05/03 : Diva Whitney Houston - new diva-esque thoughts in vox populi 30/05/03 : Diva Norma Shearer - six images added to George Hurrell gallery 29/05/03 : Diva Eleanor Roosevelt - new trivia 29/05/03 : Diva Audrey Hepburn - new diva-esque thoughts in vox populi 28/05/03 : Diva Whitney Houston - news 26/05/03 : Anniversary of the birthday of diva Queen Mary 25/05/03 : Diva Lana Turner - new trivia (Thanks to Rob!) 25/05/03 : Diva Lana Turner - her story (written by Taylor Pero) 24/05/03 : Anniversary of the birthday of diva Queen Victoria 24/05/03 : Diva Norma Shearer - two images added to Ruth Harriet Louise gallery 24/05/03 : Diva Norma Shearer - two images added to George Hurrell gallery 24/05/03 : Diva Lana Turner - new diva-esque thoughts in vox populi 24/05/03 : Diva Norma Shearer - four images added to Magazine Covers 23/05/03 : Diva Norma Shearer - new trivia (Thanks to Norman!) 23/05/03 : Diva Dame Elizabeth Taylor - news 20/05/03 : Happy Birthday Diva Cher! 18/05/03 : The Wannabe Divas - 6 new No-noes added (Thanks to Jimmy!) 17/03/03 : Diva Olivia Newton-John - shop 16/05/03 : Diva Bette Midler - new trivia 16/05/03 : Hillbilly Diva June Carter dies 12/05/03 : Happy Birthday Diva Katharine Hepburn! 11/05/03 : Diva Joan Crawford It's Not Gonna Be A Great Day (Thanks to Sandy!) 10/05/03 : Diva Diana Ross - site has been awarded 3 star status by Starpages 07/05/03 : Anniversary of the birthday of diva Eva Perón 05/05/03 : When Divas Meet - two images added (Thanks to Rui and Jimmy!) 04/05/03 : Diva Greta Garbo - new trivia 04/05/03 : Diva Cher - new trivia (Thanks to Christos!) 04/05/03 : Anniversary of the birthday of diva Audrey Hepburn 03/05/03 : Diva Rita Hayworth - new trivia 03/05/03 : Diva Joan Crawford - new quote and trivia 03/05/03 : Diva Katharine Hepburn - curios 02/05/03 : Diva Cher - new diva-esque thoughts in vox populi 02/05/03 : Divas and Amazons - updated ranking 01/05/03 : The Hillbilly Divas - 5 new Divas added (Thanks to Jimmy!) 01/05/03 : Biggest vote grabber of the month? Check in here! 01/05/03 : Give Good Face - updated ranking 01/05/03 : Sirens - updated ranking 01/05/03 : Movers & Shakers - updated ranking previous updates	It's Not Gonna Be A Great Day It was supposed to be a new Joan Crawford musical. It never happened. One of the most fascinating parts of Joan Crawford’s story is that of Great Day. Planned as a 1930 release, the movie was abandoned after only a few days’ shooting. References to it are out there, but anyone researching it finds there are many dead ends. It’s as if someone had tried to erase its existence. And there’s a very good reason for that – someone did. Read more!
	OUT on DVD at last! Riding the strange '50s nostalgia wave that swept through America during the late 1970s (caused by TV shows like Happy Days and films like American Graffiti), Grease became not only the word in 1978, but also a box-office smash and a cultural phenomenon. Twenty years later, this entertaining film... Read more!
	She Said It "Women’s Lib? Poor little things. They always look so unhappy. Have you noticed how bitter their faces are?" More Joan Quotes Other Diva Quotes
	The Wannabe Divas! Six NEW girls who will never enter the temple of Divadom. These no-noes, will they ever learn? Reese Witherspoon Shakira Avril Lavigne Cameron Diaz Anna Nicole Smith Penelope Cruz
The Magic of the Hollywood Glamour Photographers	Diva Trivia When Vogue magazine asked Aretha to pose for a photo spread in the early 60's she eagerly agreed but walked out when she found that all the models to be photographed with her were white men. She felt there should have been a few brothers in the picture at least. More Aretha Trivia Other Diva Trivia
The Little Extras From I Do to I'll Sue A Century of Magic Santa Barbra The Evil Divas The No-Noes And more...	Divos and Runway Divas. If you've got it, why not flaunt it?
Patricia Hearst The autumn of 1974 was a time of great social change in America. The Vietnam war was drawing to a conclusion, the nation watched daily as the president was forced out of the White House, and the boundaries of cinema propriety were being broken down by films like "The Exorcist" and "Last Tango In Paris". It was against this backdrop that Patricia Hearst, nicknamed Patty by all of her family and friends, stole the stage; and in one fell swoop was transformed from quiet, mousy newspaper heiress and Berkeley University good girl into Tanya! debutante terrorist. Read more!	Join us in paying homage to The Queen of MGM! If you're having trouble logging on to the board, just e-mail us and we'll do our best to guide you in.
Focus on Lana Turner The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946): It took twelve years for MGM to come up with a film version of James M. Cain's sultry novel that would satisfy the censors. By that time, Lana Turner had developed enough as a star and actress to help carry this steamy tale of an adulterous wife who gets her lover to murder her husband. Her white-clad vixen made her the hottest sex symbol of the forties. Intro Her Story Quotes Trivia Nickname Gallery Curios Links Vox Populi Shop	The Hillbilly Divas! We've added five NEW gals to our gallery of Hillbilly Divas. Check them out, y'all! Gail Davies Gillian Welch Jean Shepard Patsy Montana Roseanne Cash
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