Hedy Lamar - the sin of beauty

Hedy Lamar - femme fatale who invented wifi, GPS & Bluetooth! Hollywood’s S3XlEST genius!
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[@KarineAlourde]

I hope this encourages women every where who has an interest in technology, science and invention! Don’t let society or your looks interfere with your passions. Who knows, maybe one day you can develop something that changes the world forever 💛✨ Watch my vintage Hollywood starlets playlist if you liked this video kzbin.info/aero/PLjQibLG11RaGfmDt1AMR_wQwEc2txMUFn

[@sharoncole8249]

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[@penelopephelange]

But you’ll still demand a man provide for you while taking their living-wage jobs 😍😍 talk about typical woman hypocrisy

[@ritasweetsugar7478]

Sophia Lauren Elizabeth Taylor do these ladies

[@roreymowatt384]

❤️

[@Optimus77Prime]

Yes, it does not depend on your looks. However, Hedy Lamarr looks helped her to meet with people who brought her inventions to The White House. So, her looks contributed something.

[@WhitePhoenixCrown]

Such a shame she couldn't get her flowers while she was living. Glad she's being recognized for all her works.

[@reirei7851]

Just shows she was ahead of her time

[@helenhamilton9561]

Not only flowers but profits from her inventions.

[@ланаиванова-й4б]

@@ismaelbelmonte1180 she passed away unfortunately

[@tymanung6382]

She certainly deserves a biography feature film !!!

[@kevinawarner1005]

I read that gal gadot is going to play her in a showtime limited series.

[@hawaaaa08]

@some people deserve to be humbled 4 good wasn’t Hedy Jewish as well?? Or at least her parents were?

[@hawaaaa08]

@some people deserve to be humbled 4 good I mean, my name is in Islam but I’m a Christian 🤷🏾‍♀️ but hey, whatever you say

[@hawaaaa08]

@some people deserve to be humbled 4 good idk if you thought that sounded right in your head, but it didn’t?? wth does that even mean bruh?? 🥴🥴 black ppl can have common names genius 💀

[@hawaaaa08]

@some people deserve to be humbled 4 good well one, stop saying “exotic” 😂 2) I didn’t say that having a UNIQUE name means your from that origin. I must meant that just cause your name sounds like it’s from a certain country or whatever, doesn’t mean you are 100% from that background. But I guess we can agree to disagree

[@sloth6247]

She’s right in that it’s not a normal thing to idolize people.

[@Bbbbbbbbb2002]

Nor is it a good thing 😅

[@sloth6247]

@@Bbbbbbbbb2002 for real. It’s clinical.

[@KoreaMojo]

It's very normal but it's not good. Look throughout history how many people want to look at some person as if they are supernatural. Even the idea of royalty as anything but violent and cunning people who want to exploit others is proof. It's also pretty shallow because we don't learn anything or truly appreciate the unique talents of an individual by pedestalizing them.

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

It is EXTREMELY normal to idolize people.

[@sloth6247]

@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024 it's not.

[@melaniefulginiti8426]

Hedy Lamar is one class act of the golden age of Hollywood. Both beauty AND brains. we have so much to thank her for : WIFI, GPS & Bluetooth. it is incredible.

[@samueluddin9931]

She did not create gps or Bluetooth the only thing she created was WiFi

[@KoreaMojo]

@@samueluddin9931 only?

[@amrefugee]

Actually we have Nicola Tesla to thank for all of that

[@amrefugee]

@@samueluddin9931 not even that. Nicola Tesla invented wifi.

[@amrefugee]

She was brainy thief. Part of a conspiracy to steal and patent inventions of Tesla and others like Blacks who invented the hot air balloon and tons of other inventions that white people take credit for and profit off of. Then people like you glorify the fraudulent charade.

[@beautyonabarnbudget]

HOW have I never heard of such an intelligent,beautiful woman?!?! She is an actual female STEM pioneer! All while being breathtakingly gorgeous . What a star✨️ Edit: I'm pretty sure everyone over 12 knows that Tesla is an homage to Nikola Tesla. Also, that Elon Musk used the name for his company to honor him.

[@ElectriczZ]

Almost unreal when i heard about her. She did all of this as a side project while being an actress mainly. A woman of many talents.

[@tula1433]

There is an old Netflix documentary on her also.

[@eddyst4955]

Elon musk actually bought the company from the actual founders which did name it in honor of Nikola Tesla

[@bubba94290]

Elon Musk didn’t name it. The two creators Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning did. Musk only became associated with Tesla after purchasing shares and becoming the largest shareholder a years later. People need to understand that Musk is an INVESTOR. That man didn’t create anything himself, he a rich person pretending to be the next Bill Gates. With that man’s ego, if Tesla wasn’t incorporated before he became a major shareholder, he would’ve probably named the company “Musk” and not Tesla.

[@eddyst4955]

@@bubba94290 mmm that would be pretty unfair to say, i mean he did create businesses and he did create the environment for the technologies to be created and even created some of the technologies early on, like deciding on building a fully operational rocket himself or the self landing, even though that was more something under him. Saying that he didn't do anything i think would really undermine some of his achievements. For the record the other side the pretends Oh Elon revolutionary God Genius save us all is also far fetched and plain straight delusional

[@poisondalilah]

The most beautiful face in Hollywood. And the brightest mind, for sure. Too intelligent people always end to give up with society. Thank you to talk about her. People never talk enough about Hedy Lamarr.

[@AntosSh]

Lo sapete perché non parlano di lei..perché era super stella 🌟. Libera e bella. ⭐🌹🌞❤☘🙏🌞 Perché non era l'amante di qualche pesce grosso o qualche presidente....????

[@ftest9690]

There's a lot of myths about her

[@ruthietaylor8756]

Jewish girl escaped Austria from Nazis

[@al.kaaanz]

such an interesting era with incredible ladies , elegance beauty and brain they really had the whole package ! Hope you will redo a Josephine Baker breakdown as well ! :))

[@godliveopoku-duah9704]

I love Hedy. It's her brains for me. Her charm and charisma and that flawless face to boot. A true woman of substance.

[@EmaLpstv]

I study telecomunications and she was actually mentioned in a few of our books, I was quite surprised to hear she made quite remarkable discoveries

[@PrecociousFriand]

It's almost impossible to comprehend someone can be so intelligent, so talented AND so stunningly beautiful.

[@cherrydhee]

She also helped invent the internet because of her designs for electrical impulse and voltage signals. She had a very high lQ too. Thanks so much for all that you do! I love your content. Keep doing what you do

[@katsmith8263]

She looks like Vivienne Leigh on a lot of photos, and on others as Elizabeth Taylor

[@tiffanybest2827]

Karrine you're such a pretty girl, I'm so happy on the success of your channel. Thank you for keeping Glamour alive💛

[@laurasenko952]

Yes, I'd love to see a Billy Holiday one?

[@jimc.goodfellas]

Ah another of the golden age of Hollywood beauties...brains and beauty

[@D3420pina]

She is an absolute queen! Unique and unapologetic! I admire her mind.

[@hamilcross]

i'm a media student and she was glossed over during my studies, I had to go out of my way to learn about her. says a lot about the patriarchy and how intimidating her beauty in combination with her brains were and still are, apparently. definitely one of the most interesting historical figures ever! I always have to give my respects to women in stem, especially those in generations before this one where it was definitely more difficult.

[@kellykane7586]

"there was no room for women in that field in those days." Not to underappreciate all that women of the past have done for the women of today,but sadly not a whole lot has changed...men still rule the world. No worries patience is a virtue 😘

[@soulheaven9233]

Finally someone talking about this beautiful human with a beautiful mind!!

[@Be12397]

Hedy really is that girl. I love her so much. To be so beautiful AND smart?! I can’t.

[@bobbyantonelli7978]

I’m well aware of her scientific accomplishments and applaud her for them. But, as it says in the movie “BOMBSHELL “, “.. you just couldn’t get past her face.” I agree. She was THAT beautiful and like you stated, she took your breath away. Hollywood had tons of unsung and beyond beautiful women, but I do believe that she was one , if not THE , most beautiful in the world. Loved your updated version!

[@fallon7616]

Back in the 50s Women were seen and not heard. I was just a little girl but I was always in trouble for being heard 😂😘 Hedy was exotic 💕 and beautiful Hope you are doing well and prayers and hugs 🤗

[@venuscarmen437]

Your channel is just everything 💅🏿👑

[@KarineAlourde]

✨😍

[@amberp5207]

Those pics were before photoshop and filters of today. Just WOW! There’s so many incredibly beautiful smart and intelligent women out there. I’ve always believed that behind every great man is an even smarter woman in his ear, even though we know back in those days that women would never get the credit. This video was so interesting. Thank u so much!

[@brothacaim]

smarter than??

[@simoneanne01]

I''m happy to find another SDA KZbinr! I'm loving these profiles. I'm learning a lot. I heard of Hedy Lamarr while watching an episode of Legends of Tomorrow. I thought "What a woman!" Beautiful actress and inventor?! Awesome!

[@jeffmorse645]

Her "Do it anyway" monologue - words to live.

[@angeliquealamer]

Loved this breakdown. Also for mentioning Tesla! And YES to that breakdown. I’ve read a bit about him and his story & intelligence is SO intriguing!

[@Optimus77Prime]

She is my favorite. In the past, even actresses could be genius like Hedy Lamarr, Marilyn Monroe, Rita Hayworth, etc.

[@Sincerelymeron]

Lamarr sent her oldest son, James, to boarding school when he was about 12 or 13 years old, and she never saw him again. She is said to have severed all ties with the boy, allowing him to live with the family of a teacher at the school. Her other two children claim not to remember ever seeing him around the house. She also failed to mention him in her will. He contested the will when she died in the year 2000. Supposedly, he was adopted during her marriage to Gene Markey, but later, it was proven that he was actually her natural son by John Loder, who became her third husband after she divorced Markey. Lamarr's daughter, Denise, stated that her mother once told her that James had 'hurt her.'

[@cocoaorange1]

He must have done something bad for her to shun him like that.

[@IONov990]

​@@cocoaorange1 He was 12 or 13, I cannot imagine what evil thing he did for her to cut him out of her life like that and never want to reconcile.

[@CarlineFrancois]

Thank you so much for making this video on Hedy Lamarr. I admire her work and life. The way she invented the technologies we use today. So amazing. It is shame that she didn't get her flowers while she was alive.🎉❤️🎉

[@abdeviliers6976]

She didn't anything...her contribution towards technologies that we used today is just a myth

[@JuriAmari]

My dad’s favorite scientist is Hedy Lamarr. I’m glad she’s finally getting her due but I wish she got it while she was alive! ❤

[@MegaSpaceMolly]

I LOVE Hedy Lamarr. As a woman who works in STEM, she’s one of my inspirations.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Karine the time and research you do you on celebrities that lived generations before your time is so moving. Hedy was given much and her beauty and brilliance were used to its fullest.

[@marielaward8434]

I have seen couple of your videos. I had to praise you because a lot of research goes into making them. Thank you .

[@laurasenko952]

I've been waiting for you to do a series on her, LOVE Hedy Lamar! LOVE that opening passage.

[@lexicon5313]

Me too!! I loved her since Samson and Delilah!😍

[@cassandralyris4918]

Hedy Lamar, such an amazing role model. Smart, beautiful, and kind. The real triple threat. I'm so glad you included her quote at the beginning. 😘 I was right there with you, wanting to be her too, when I was a little girl. I'd love to hear your take on Ingrid Bergman and her daughter, Isabella Rossellini. Not gonna lie, I had the biggest baby crush on Isabella when I was a kid.

[@PenelopePeeps809]

I love Hedy! I’m surprised you didn’t mention the drug use on set. It aged her drastically and she helped pioneer different surgical methods (hide these stitches behind the ear for minimal scarring, etc).

[@KellyinMemphisDD214]

Totally UNDERSTANDING the fan girl aspect of this video! 😮 I never knew she was so wonderful (!) I love her film noir films I’ve seen, didn’t know she was that fabulous!

[@carolinesmith9651]

I absolutely love your videos. Thank you for bringing these interesting characters to the modern day audience.

[@MaeRae901]

I’m loving your channel more and more!!! Hedy Lamar ultimate legend!!

[@hairmajestylovehair2860]

Yo!!! I was so awestruck when I first learned about Hedy!!! Definitely impressed thank you for this commentary..

[@susanrike7476]

Hedy Lamarr was beautiful and brilliant. Today, she would be an independent inventor, not an actress. Back then, her beauty brought her to Hollywood. She was typecast in limiting roles based on her exotic beauty. She had a European sensibility and could have been a superstar with good roles there. But the money was in Hollywood and WWII was beginning. She was so brilliant that she invented Wifi, GPS, and Bluetooth. That, and "wings" for airplanes due to her collaboration with Howard Hughes. Am glad she received recognition before she died. But her beauty and genius worked against her then. She is an inspiration and way ahead of her time. We all owe a debt of gratitude to Miss Hedy Lamarr! Thanks, Karine, for your deep dive into this little known genius!

[@malenadraper8805]

I learned about her when Google did a tribute to her. I thought, what a woman!

[@ChristChickAutistic]

I read Ecstasy and Me years ago. Hedy has always fascinated me, and I related to her a lot. I was never half as beautiful as her, but I wasn't bad looking, and I was more interested in books and art than boys. Still am.

[@susannpatton2893]

I can relate to her. I was always complimented on my figure/body. People stopped in the street to tell me things. I developed early in age and at one time considered cutting my breast off. I would be surrounded by the boys on the school bus upon trying to get off the bus at my stop, they grabbed ahold of anything they could reach, all while I'm punching and kicking to get away and off the bus. No the driver did nothing. I hated it. Didn't want to look like that and wanted to be liked for my mind, thoughts, ideas etc. I relate to her so very much.

[@agirlhasnomoney]

That's so disgusting...I'm so sorry you went through such brutality since a very delicate age, it's heartbreaking....I'm sadly reminded of the movie Marlena as well. But you must be extremely strong and very grounded too to recognize this and guide you to not let all that admiration define you into only that - a trophy to be won and displayed at the mantle. Many young women sadly fall into that trap thinking going along with it brings them acceptance and recognition because people hate women who challenge over-affection as being ungrateful or conceited. Wish you the best for life!

[@TheSonjaxfactor]

Thanks for sharing. It was the opposite with me😊❤

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

Not trying to be rude, but you can’t relate to her. You were SAed and disrespected for your body, while Heddy was idolized for her beauty yo the point where it became unhealthy. You see the difference?

[@Twicebaked-j4m]

What an ordeal you went through at a very young age! Those guys should have been prosecuted. I hope the emotional scars have healed and you’re doing very well now.

[@JuliaShalomJordan]

LaMar looks so much like Vivian Leigh… I didn’t realize she was Delilah in the old school Samson film!!!! I was mesmerized by her, tooooo!🤩 She is such a fascinating person. Thanks for the updated breakdown.👌🏼💞

[@TheFli321]

Omg the intro.... Something tells me I'm going to love her!!

[@shelleynobleart]

New sub. Love the in depth, un-shy look at your chosen subjects. And your brother's music in the background sublime. Hedy is my favorite brains and beauty as well.

[@pamelasago9628]

One of my all time favorite Hollywood icons. Thank you for all of these wonderful facts; I had no idea what a genius mind she possessed. This video provides a glimpse into how far women's rights have come since those years and will inspire many young women to own their genius! I love the musical background as well. Many thanks and much love!

[@RegrowingRene101]

Omg. I love watching your recaps on old Hollywood. I was raised SDA too, totally had the same experience growing up on bible films. Love your videos ❤❤

[@lilykatmoon4508]

There was an unfortunately too short-lived show called Timeless which involved time travel. In one of the episodes they travel to the 40s and meet Hedy Lamar. That show could have been so awesome if it hadn’t been cancelled. I first heard of Hedy Lamar from that episode, and have been fascinated with her since. What an amazingly talented, brilliant woman! Wonderful video.

[@bealambwouldya]

I love the show timeless I’m upset it didn’t go further

[@fannywood9022]

Totally amazing woman that shows what strength and believing in oneself is the answer!

[@NuNugirl]

My Grandmother was Hungarian, Jewish and had black hair and blue gray eyes. Her sister had blond hair and blue eyes. Red hair and green eyes like mine are also in our family. Thank you for highlighting another fascinating woman. I love what you do.

[@taopanda98]

if it weren't for her, I wouldn't have these hearing aids with Bluetooth also, I love your channel so much! 💕💕💕💕💕

[@earlbanister5514]

I've always thought Heddy Lamar was absolutely beautiful but I think her soul and her humanity far outshined her outer beauty.

[@goldie5111]

I love ALL your reviews, but this one, in particular, is outstanding. Thank you for sharing like you do. God bless you richly!

[@fricknibba4447]

ive always adored hedy. her brains and beauty combo was not to be overlooked in the slightesy. some suggestions for future videos: peggy lipton, brenda sykes, leigh taylor young, olivia hussey, adele fatima.

[@iamlafita]

So I’m scrolling and found this…. No coincidence God wanted me to hear this… I’m on a long awaited journey… Thank you

[@snicholelx]

I always mistake her for Vivian Leigh. Both are such beauties

[@bluestrife28]

I love that “Build anyway.” I’m keeping that one in my head.

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

She Had Beauty & Brains & A Trailblazer!⭐& Thanks K.A.💐💗

[@Axxeee_]

I would love a breakdown on Nikola Tesla, such an incredible scientist!

[@joedias7946]

a true genius. your true worth must be known to all. We might have been very poor without your wonderful inventions. Very grateful for your work. Thanks again.

[@ShogunHull]

I sure knew that was Hedy Lamarr in Samson and Delilah. Any movie she was in..I readily recognized her.

[@Gonegonegonee]

I just love your channel & aura

[@KarineAlourde]

😍🥹❤️

[@yvonnemariane2265]

Vivian Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Crawford -- all black-haired, blue-eyed starletts of that era, and many were brunettes, so not "all blonds" as you thought. I think part of her exoticism was her sultry look and dramatic bone structure, not her dark hair. That all said, actresses dyed their hair much of the time, to the specifics of producers/agents, very dark or very light often, lots of fakery in hollywood, but they're all beautiful!

[@michellete8545]

The most famous blonde of that era wasn’t even a blonde lol Marilyn Monroe was a natural brunette so no worries…brunettes are in good ground

[@danicafilipic3121]

Marilyn was a brunette with redish highlights same as mi. She was pressured to go blonde from her modelling agency. She eventually gave in

[@relaxation-Corner]

Wow I had no idea about her inventions! I'm so shocked and also quite sad that she wasn't celebrated for them and a household name for her accomplishments. I had heard of her sure but only spoken about her beauty. I wish women but also people in general were celebrated most for the things they achieve and their character instead of like society where looks are the most important . For example kim kardashian

[@pamelameckley5040]

It was that way with women and with blacks. Elijah McCoy was one of the most famous. Often regarded as one of the most famous black inventors ever, McCoy was credited for 50 inventions over the span of his career. In an effort to improve efficiency and eliminate the frequent stopping necessary for lubrication of trains, McCoy devised a method of automating the task. In 1872 he developed a “lubricating cup” that could automatically drip oil when and where needed - vital in avoiding sticking to the track. The lubricating cup met with enormous success and orders for it came in from railroad companies all over the country. It was so popular that when other inventors attempted to steal his idea and sell their own versions of the device, companies were not fooled. They insisted on the authentic device, calling it “the Real McCoy.” He died an impoverished man and wasnt celebrated while he was alive.. That was shocking to me.

[@relaxation-Corner]

@@pamelameckley5040 so sad

[@retrosurfer76]

She was quite famous in her day. I'd say most people over 45 to 50 know of her and when my grandparents were alive she would have been considered very famous by them. Idk why she isn't more well known.

[@WeAreHereWithYou]

One of my favorite actresses. She was stunning in "Sampson and Delilah." So incredibly intelligent and beautiful.

[@nilaja5380]

I JUST met her nephew! And he told me to look her up! I forgot too and then I see you posted this! He looks just like her too!

[@tymanung6382]

There was also mid 1800s English mathematician Ads Byron, Countess of Lovelace, 1 of world s 1st computer programmer. There is a feature film bio graphy about her, starring Australian Cate Blanchett.

[@shernandez1581]

I agree with you Karine 💯 HL such an intelligent person.

[@Dee-ii2je]

This was a good reading! Mentioned both of my favorite colors and bday is coming up! You're doing great! Thank you for the reading 💜❤️

[@juanitaleak6482]

I always knew she was beautiful but I had no idea about all of the other things & just how brilliant she was. I really enjoyed this breakdown. Thanks ❤from Australia

[@broddablack5290]

I’m glad she was appreciated in the end ❤

[@harrypalmer3481]

Great mini-documentary & narration. This is a surprising & interesting story indeed. Thank you.

[@leslenasloan7713]

Karine, you have such a great channel. I always learn something new. Btw please YES do a video on Nikola Tesla. He is a brilliant man that dosen't get the recognition he deserves. Thank you! 🤎

[@roxannetoth5026]

Hi Karine, I love your work here so much and so wonderful of you to point out the phenominal intellect of this highly diversified, overlooked and misunderstood lady. Did you know Johnny Depp wrote a song called "Hedy Lamar" and was performing it onstage this summer? Check that out, it's pretty cool! I do love listening to your lovely, relaxing voice and very interesting, compelling content. Ty much, it helps me get thru some tough days, my dear. Congrats on your great channel . Peace, love and blessings to you and all here

[@michaelbrody8253]

You left out the torpedo guidance system she invented during WW Ii. Beautiful photos that I had never seen before.

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

Another great story of a Great Woman !!! And did know about Her technological achievements !!! I definitely liked, Subscribed and Shared to promote the spreading this Channel !!!

[@estelsaradop492]

Loved your video and all the very interesting information. As an English teacher I just need to correct the grammar: because the actress is deceased it's wrong to say "has achieved" etc. The correct expression is "had achieved" etc. Thank you for this truly eye-opening video!

[@LisaHouserman]

I love your channel. I just discovered it recently. I even looked up that famous "O" scene of which you spoke in this video!! I love how you aren't afraid to delve into what some consider to be conspiratorial subjects like Holly "WEIRD" stuff, for instance. Thank you.

[@ShogunHull]

I've *always loved Hedy Lamarr.*

[@daloulach3637]

Incredible women , l love her and thanks Karine for sharing this video 😊

[@drewaldrich711]

fantastic. Karine- your style keeps me coming back.

[@SABOREAME68]

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hedy Lamarr, was a gorgeous woman with an extraordinary intelligence. Having said that, Lamarr could almost pass as a sister of Vivian Leigh, they share that same remarkable beauty. As a matter of fact, the shot where Hedy Lamarr is looking at Clark Gable, 5:17 one could mistake her for Vivian Leigh.

[@thereversepolarbear]

She‘s amazing. I always thought she was and I now I know for sure. Thanks for the wonderful video

[@ChassityNOubre_88]

I read about her years ago and they really did mess over here. I wish she was here to get her flowers💐💐💐💐 beauty and brains✨

[@barbaragonzalez3504]

Love her. I knew she was a smart woman and had many inventions. It's a shame women are barred from demonstrating their intellectual aptitude. The world would be such a better place if men would allow women to share their high potential to the world.

[@bodabishi5806]

She was a great women but she didn’t invent bluetooth,Wi-Fi or GPS she invented frequency hopping which would go on to HELP invent Wi-Fi etc

[@danieladeutsch1708]

Yes please, Nicola Tesla! I adore him! And thank you so much for Hedy, she was beyond amazing!

[@yasminj1083]

I work in medical research and I always get a double take care. I happened to work out a lot, eat healthy and quite feminine *nails done,hair, make up*😆

[@overcomerbtboj]

Yes i relate to that i’m healthy and fit and eat clean for the most part and people can’t believe i’m turning 50 next year

[@rachaelalys]

I loooovveee listening to these while I’m cleaning. It keeps me focused. Thanks karine! 💜

[@linams3059]

Hi Karine I love this music in the background better than your other recent song.

[@keenbaker-dias1137]

My no.1 hero I cant begin how similar I think like her and pretty sure my days will end the same my nan went to school with her ..and both ma nan and my aunt were also extremely unique minds

[@dionneking8]

many women are forced to leave telenovelas once they marry bigger or higher known men this saddens me

[@novenaprayer7487]

Gladys West, African American mathematician did the WORK behind the GPS technology we use today! "Gladys is known for her contributions to mathematical modeling of the shape of the Earth, and her WORK on the development of satellite geodesy models, that were later incorporated into the Global Positioning System (GPS). West was inducted into the United States Air Force Hall of Fame in 2018. West was awarded the Webby Lifetime Achievement Award for the development of satellite geodesy models." GIVE THIS LADY HER FLOWERS ON YOUR PODCAST. 💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@mirandaholley9797]

I was about to say the same.

[@beautifulqueen4645]

She was gorgeous, talented and intelligent.

[@AnAdorableWombat]

One of the most beautiful women to ever grace the silver screen.

[@NathalieSplendid]

Love her. She is gorgeous 😍

[@marilyndafeta3064]

GIFTED🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sophiekdavis]

I watched Samson and Delilah recently again and it was so wonderful to actually watch the beauty of the production. I instantly thought of Angela Lansbury seeing that pic. Also would love to see breakdowns of Nichelle Nichols, Gabrielle Union and Sandra Bullock.

[@cocoaorange1]

I saw it years ago.