Martha Stewart’s Modeling Pictures

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Martha Stewart is currently known for many things, modeling is not one of them at the moment. Whoever knew she was a model? Here are some of her older modeling photos. 

She used to also be a model for CHANEL as well! She used to get paid on average, $50/hour, and had no problem getting it. At that time, it was quite a bit of money too!

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“Uncommon early 10 x 8 glossy news photo of a young Diana lying in bed, with a young man seated behind her, and a bottle of Johnnie Walker sitting on the window sill. Stamped February 1981 on back, the image is clear. The image has crop lines and ‘Not to be published’ handwritten on the front. Note on back, otherwise light wear. A super early image quite possibly never seen by the public. RR Auction COA.”
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“Uncommon early 10 x 8 glossy news photo of a young Diana lying in bed, with a young man seated behind her, and a bottle of Johnnie Walker sitting on the window sill. Stamped February 1981 on back, the image is clear. The image has crop lines and ‘Not to be published’ handwritten on the front. Note on back, otherwise light wear. A super early image quite possibly never seen by the public. RR Auction COA.”

thisistheverge: ‘American Experience’ documentary to tell the tale of Silicon Valley’s origins Silicon Valley may make you think of a sea of startups trying to make it big in the shadows of companies like Google, Apple, Oracle, and HP, but a new documentary in PBS’ excellent American Experience series is winding back the clock to the origins of the tech hub in Northern California. “Silicon Valley” tells the tale through the story of Robert Noyce, who co-founded Fairchild Semiconductor in 1957 and later co-invented the integrated circuit before founding Intel with his colleague, Gordon Moore. 
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‘American Experience’ documentary to tell the tale of Silicon Valley’s origins

Silicon Valley may make you think of a sea of startups trying to make it big in the shadows of companies like Google, Apple, Oracle, and HP, but a new documentary in PBS’ excellent American Experience series is winding back the clock to the origins of the tech hub in Northern California. “Silicon Valley” tells the tale through the story of Robert Noyce, who co-founded Fairchild Semiconductor in 1957 and later co-invented the integrated circuit before founding Intel with his colleague, Gordon Moore.