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John Falls documented the last days of a once-great New York neighborhood, Little Italy -
 
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Short & (Very) Sexy Love Notes You Can Use for Valentine's Day (via LIFE's editor @)
 
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One of the magazine's favorite stars, the legendary Sophia Loren on her LIFE legacy -
 
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A LIFE Classic: The Moment Oscar Fell in Love With Audrey -
 
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Are your snowmen this impressive? -
 
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In the summer of 1969, when the tie-dye crowd was frolicking at Woodstock in upstate New York, their more urbane
 
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These days, communism feels a bit silly. Here, we look back at why communism scared us -
 
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Take notes, ladies. Young Women Dressed Appropriately -
 
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Segregation in South Carolina, 1956: RARE & UNSEEN photographs by the great Margaret Bourke-White -
 
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Flashback! Sundance 2011: LIFE Portraits -
 
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A casualty of Cold War tensions, Chi Chi was a Chinese panda on her way to an American zoo in 1958 when she ran a
 
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Super Bowl Halftime: Best and Worst — Which were your favorites? -
 
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These Chinatowns now range from rough settlements to high-tech urban centers — Chinatowns of the World -
 
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For meetings with , did Winston Churchill travel in this one man pressure chamber? via @ @
 
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EXCLUSIVE: Recently discovered, unpublished photographs of the New York Giants by LIFE photographer George Silk -
 
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For those of us who haven't made it out to the Sundance Film Festival, check out these exclusive celeb portraits -
 
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Happy Chinese New Year. PHOTOS: New Year's Around the World -
 
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RT @ - MARGARET BOURKE-WHITE: "The Voices of the White South" (1956)
 
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The Hollywood clique that came to be known as the Brat Pack — take a look at John Hughes' stars then and now -
 
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Here is a brief look back at Joe Paterno's incomprehensible career -