Nostalgic Photos You Were Never Meant To See

 Step into a world of timeless glamour, eye-catching style and unforgettable symbols! Welcome to our "Groovy Pictures You've Never Seen Before" photo gallery, where we take you on a journey through the golden ages of fashion, film and music. From the magical choreography of Grease to the timeless beauty of Audrey Hepburn to the mysterious music of Stevie Nicks, these decades were all about making a statement with style and flair.

Raquel Welch was the ultimate icon of 1970s glamour. Her unforgettable performance in One Million Years BC, wearing the famous animal skin bikini, made her a household name across America! But it wasn't just looks – along with all those good looks she also had great acting skills and starred in movies like On Broadway (The Three Musketeers), Myra Breckinridge and Fuzz, even in the first season of Also hosted Saturday Night Live for the premiere episode. George Carlin - Proving there's no end to what Raquel can do over the years! She remained an inspiring beacon of hope throughout this decade, showing young women that they could achieve their dreams with hard work and dedication.

In 1988, Christina Applegate was a rising star in Hollywood. She had already made her mark on the small screen with roles such as Kelly Bundy from Married...with Children and Samantha "Sam" Russell from Streets of Fire. But it wasn't until she was seen holding both a hawk and a snake at an awards ceremony that year that people started taking notice of this young actress' fearlessness! Confidently holding each animal's body with one hand, Applegate showed off her adventurous side, while still looking as glamorous as ever – proving once again why she's considered one of America's most beloved stars today. It is believed.

In 1959, Italy was abuzz with the production of Ben-Hur. Stephen Boyd and Charlton Heston were often seen riding Vespas around town while filming their iconic chariot race scene – much to the delight of locals who had never seen such Hollywood glamor before! Both artists quickly became local celebrities as they enjoyed Italian cuisine in the restaurants on Via Veneto or attended opera performances at the La Scala theatre. It was a magical time for those lucky enough to witness it firsthand, one that will be forever remembered by fans of classic cinema around the world.