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20230822_zia_c218_087 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_091 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_088 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_090 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_089 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_092 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_093 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_095 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230822_zia_c218_094 August 22, 2023, Los Angeles, California, United States: Howard Hughesâ??s legendary Hollywood estate has hit the market for $23 million (£18.2 million)...The property, where the famed movie mogul lived and produced some of his biggest movies, and was also used as a film location in The Aviator, is a majestic Spanish Revival estate, designed by famed architect Roland E. Coate. .It sits on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, where Hughes, played by Leonardo DiCaprio in The Aviator, loved to golf. The 10,179-square-foot home has been thoughtfully updated but retains original details such as wood-beamed ceilings and red-clay floor tiles..Within the gates of this half-ellipse-shaped mansion lies a world where history intertwines with modern luxury. It has a central cobblestone courtyard, adorned with a fireplace, and exudes grandeur. The chef's kitchen, with polished brass countertops and gold-tiled splashbacks, frames a 24-foot island, while a voluminous family room embraces floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that whisper stories of an era gone by..Big windows frame vistas that span the golf course, the iconic Hollywood Hills, and the storied Hollywood Sign. This mansion, steeped in history, accommodates eight bedrooms, a screening room, a 2,500-bottle wine vault, and an attached guest residence complete with its own kitchen and bath. The backyard offers a lush sanctuary adorned with citrus trees, lounge areas, a custom pizza oven, and a refreshing swimming pool. It is also on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places..The home is situated in Hancock Park, a luxurious Los Angeles enclave that was once home to the likes of Mae West, Clark Gable, and Nat King Cole and is now home to contemporary stars like Margot Robbie and Fred Savage..This enchanting legacy home stands as a testament to a life that defied norms and forged innovation. Its listing is held by David Berg and F. Ron Smith of the Smith & Berg Par (Credit Image: © Cover Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20221003_zia_c218_040 October 3, 2022, Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom: Rare photos of The Beatles performing at Liverpool's Cavern Club during the early days of the band have been discovered..The photos, unearthed by Tracks, Ltd., one of the world's leading dealers in Beatles memorabilia, were taken in summer 1961, a year before their debut single Love Me Do was released..The pictures show Sir Paul McCartney and John Lennon singing alongside George Harrison on guitar and original drummer Pete Best - who is partly obscured..Beatles historian Mark Lewisohn said it showed the Fab Four as ''whippet-thin under-nourished lads'' following their time in Germany.. .â??Set inside Liverpoolâ??s cramped and dank Cavern Club, these previously unseen photos capture the Beatles playing for a lunchtime or evening audience in July 1961,â? the author, who has written several books about the band said. â?? Just back from Hamburg â?? slogging 500 stage hours in 90 days â?? the Beatles are whippet-thin under-nourished lads of 20 (John), 19 (Paul and Pete), and 18 (George). So slender has this marathon made them, itâ??s as if their heads and bodies are strangers, a look emphasised by the unusual clothes â?? leather trousers and cotton tops. No other photos show them dressed this way.â?. .Revealing how it was one of the final gigs before they began the journey to become the more familiar group we know today.. .â??Three months from here, John and Paul went to Paris and returned with what became known as â??the Beatle haircutâ??,â? Lewisohn added. â??Days later, Brian Epstein saw the Beatles in the Cavern, offered to become their manager, and set them on course that changed our world.â?. .Best was dropped from the band in 1962 and replaced by Ringo Starr, with the group going on to global fame and becoming one of the defining acts of the 20th Century...Where: Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom.When: 03 Oct 2022.Credit: Tracks Ltd./C

20221003_zia_c218_041 October 3, 2022, Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom: Rare photos of The Beatles performing at Liverpool's Cavern Club during the early days of the band have been discovered..The photos, unearthed by Tracks, Ltd., one of the world's leading dealers in Beatles memorabilia, were taken in summer 1961, a year before their debut single Love Me Do was released..The pictures show Sir Paul McCartney and John Lennon singing alongside George Harrison on guitar and original drummer Pete Best - who is partly obscured..Beatles historian Mark Lewisohn said it showed the Fab Four as ''whippet-thin under-nourished lads'' following their time in Germany.. .â??Set inside Liverpoolâ??s cramped and dank Cavern Club, these previously unseen photos capture the Beatles playing for a lunchtime or evening audience in July 1961,â? the author, who has written several books about the band said. â?? Just back from Hamburg â?? slogging 500 stage hours in 90 days â?? the Beatles are whippet-thin under-nourished lads of 20 (John), 19 (Paul and Pete), and 18 (George). So slender has this marathon made them, itâ??s as if their heads and bodies are strangers, a look emphasised by the unusual clothes â?? leather trousers and cotton tops. No other photos show them dressed this way.â?. .Revealing how it was one of the final gigs before they began the journey to become the more familiar group we know today.. .â??Three months from here, John and Paul went to Paris and returned with what became known as â??the Beatle haircutâ??,â? Lewisohn added. â??Days later, Brian Epstein saw the Beatles in the Cavern, offered to become their manager, and set them on course that changed our world.â?. .Best was dropped from the band in 1962 and replaced by Ringo Starr, with the group going on to global fame and becoming one of the defining acts of the 20th Century...Where: Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom.When: 03 Oct 2022.Credit: Tracks Ltd./C

NN11526648 IRAN. 2017. Two girls (cousins) and their friends sitting next to the sea in a local Cafe. From left to right:Guy Standing: Hamidreza Hosseini (nickname: Hamid plus), 1991, from Astara, StudentMohammad Aref Rastegar, 1996, From AstaraGirl wearing beige on the left: Parisa, 1991, From AstaraGirl wearing black on the right: Setareh, 1998, From Astara-You are all friends with each other?Parisa: well, Setareh is my cousin but the rest are my classmates.-What does vacation mean to you?Itâs like we are always on vacation, we hang out after our classes, we study and then we go out together. When Itâs holiday again we hang out with each other. Thatâs why I say itâs like we are always on vacation.-Donât you worry for your lives?We do have stress.we worry for what we are studying but it doesnât make us not to like having fun.-What do you mostly pack with you? Parisa: I just pack few things, I hate having lots of heavy luggage while traveling. I just pack few clothes. Hamidreza: Having a credit card is enough, you can buy whatever you need.Mohammad Aref: I always have my credit card and lots of clothes. I really mean lots of clothes. I take different clothes for each day of the trip. I hate wearing the same clothes every day. I always have many luggage full of clothes.- If you could go anywhere in Iran, where would you visit? And why?Hamidreza: I would choose south of Iran. Thatâs my dream to go there. I love that part of the country.-Have you ever been there?No I havenât been there yet, thatâs why I love to travel there. I love Abadan, Bandar-e-Abbas, Khoozestan, Boushehr and more than anywhere Kish Island. I believe Rasht is the best city in Iran. I call it little Paris but I also love the south parts of the country. Mohammad Aref: I like to go to Sardasht to visit my relatives there. Parisa: I guess I would choose Isfahan, and also Kish Island.Setareh: Rasht, I canât think of any other city. Aref: Rasht for sure and

NN11526647 IRAN. 2017. Two cousins standing in front of the beach in north of Iran. (Left) Parisa, 1991, and (Right) Setareh, 1998, from Astara.-You are all friends with each other?Parisa: well, Setareh is my cousin but the rest are my classmates.-What does vacation mean to you?Itâs like we are always on vacation, we hang out after our classes, we study and then we go out together. When Itâs holiday again we hang out with each other. Thatâs why I say itâs like we are always on vacation.-Donât you worry for your lives?We do have stress.we worry for what we are studying but it doesnât make us not to like having fun.-What do you mostly pack with you? Parisa: I just pack few things, I hate having lots of heavy luggage while traveling. I just pack few clothes. Hamidreza: Having a credit card is enough, you can buy whatever you need.Mohammad Aref: I always have my credit card and lots of clothes. I really mean lots of clothes. I take different clothes for each day of the trip. I hate wearing the same clothes every day. I always have many luggage full of clothes.- If you could go anywhere in Iran, where would you visit? And why?Hamidreza: I would choose south of Iran. Thatâs my dream to go there. I love that part of the country.-Have you ever been there?No I havenât been there yet, thatâs why I love to travel there. I love Abadan, Bandar-e-Abbas, Khoozestan, Boushehr and more than anywhere Kish Island. I believe Rasht is the best city in Iran. I call it little Paris but I also love the south parts of the country. Mohammad Aref: I like to go to Sardasht to visit my relatives there. Parisa: I guess I would choose Isfahan, and also Kish Island.Setareh: Rasht, I canât think of any other city. Aref: Rasht for sure and Shiraz because of the amazing wine they have there.-How do you feel when you are by the sea?Hamidreza: I feel nothing, for me the