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August 2004 Web updates: 30/08/04 : Diva Ava Gardner - trivia 30/08/04 : Diva Ava Gardner - vox populi 29/08/04 : Diva Ava Gardner - nickname 29/08/04 : Diva Ava Gardner - shop 29/08/04 : Diva Ava Gardner - links 29/08/04 : Diva Ava Gardner - gallery 29/08/04 : Diva Ava Gardner - intro 28/08/04 : Diva Wallis Simpson - Bio rewritten by Blair Schulman 23/08/04 : Society Diva Ann Woodward - Bio rewritten by Blair Schulman 21/08/04 : Anniversary of the Birthday of Diva Princess Margaret 14/08/04 : Happy Birthday Diva Sarah Brightman! 10/08/04 : Anniversary of the Birthday of Diva Norma Shearer 09/08/04 : Happy Birthday Diva Whitney Houston! 06/08/04 : Diva Oprah Winfrey - news 06/08/04 : Anniversary of the Birthday of Diva Lucille Ball 05/08/04 : Diva Maria Callas - news previous updates	DVD - new releases
She Said It "What is sad for women of my generation is that they weren't supposed to work if they had families. What were they going to do when the children are grown - watch the raindrops coming down the window pane?" More Kennedy Quotes Other Diva Quotes	Often more fierce than their famous offspring: The Stage Moms themselves
Diana Vreeland Diana Vreeland was born into a world that groomed her to be like the women who adorned the pages of the two magazines she would eventually shape. Her mother, Emily, was a beautiful, spoiled, helpless American socialite who, Diana would say, lived "only for excitement." She described her father, Frederick, as a good-looking, "impeccably dressed" Scottish banker who "never made any money." Sometime between 1903 and 1906, allegedly in Paris, they produced Diana. Read more!	Diva Trivia Joan's poodle, Cliquot, usually ate white meat of chicken, ground sirloin, ice cream and ginger ale. He wore custom made jackets from Hammacher Schlemmer. They were red with black velvet collars with "CC" on them. They had heart-shaped pockets with Kleenex in them in case he had to blow his nose. And he had a rhinestone collar for evening. More Crawford Trivia Other Diva Trivia
Focus on Maria Callas The young Maria Kalogeropoulos was anything but attractive: clumsy, ugly and fat, she consoled herself with food; she had a long, homely nose, and was horribly nearsighted and painfully shy. Everything about her promised a mediocre future. But neither Maria nor her mother was willing to accept this fate. Maria's talent became evident when she was ten. One day she began singing "La Paloma" with the windows wide open. People on the street below stopped to listen, and her mother foresaw a great career for Maria, with the money and glory that came naturally to a prima donna. And she was right: Maria would become La Callas, "La Prima Donna Assoluta," the empress of bel canto. But not without hard work. Intro Her Story Quotes Trivia Nickname Gallery Curios Shop Vox Populi	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.

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