Frank sinatra black and white

Two books about Frank Sinatra, one a picaresque biography and the other selective, idiosyncratic and short.

Sinatra ❤️

Below is a dictionary of the secret man language of Frank Sinatra. Throw a few of these words into your conversations among friends.

Bob Willoughby (1927–2009) was the first photographer to bring a documentary style to snapping Hollywood. Working for Warner Brothers from t...

Frank Sinatra (1944) by Magnum Photos photographer Philippe Halsman, whose iconic portraits capture over four-decades worth of leading cultural, political and scientific figures, ranging from Albert Einstein to Frank Sinatra. In the course of his prolific career in America, Halsman produced reportage and covers for most major American magazines, including a staggering 101 covers for Life magazine. View more famous Hollywood start through Halsman's lens by clicking on the above link.

Frank Sinatra photographed by Al Aumuller, 1944 (all my gifs are here)

Christmas is the perfect time to listen to classic Frank Sinatra, but as we've found over the years, it's also the perfect period to dress like him too. Frank Sinatra's sartorial style is the very definition of classic elegance. So, as the Christmas parties kick off, here's some much-needed points of outfit inspiration.

Frank Sinatra 1944

Frank Sinatra circa 1945. At home in Toluca Lake, CA. Note the portrait of FDR on the wall. Sinatra said after meeting him – "He's the greatest man alive today and here's me, a little guy from Hoboken shaking his hand.”