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headmistressmcgonagall: cartermagazine: Today In History ‘Hattie McDaniel, actress who starred in Oscar winning role as “Mammy” in Gone with the Wind, was born in Wichita, KS, today June 10, 1898. McDaniel was the first African-American woman to win an Oscar.’ (photo: Hattie McDaniel) - CARTER Magazine Happy Birthday Hattie! “No you ain’t! You can’t show your bosoms before three o’clock!”

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Today In History

‘Hattie McDaniel, actress who starred in Oscar winning role as “Mammy” in Gone with the Wind, was born in Wichita, KS, today June 10, 1898. McDaniel was the first African-American woman to win an Oscar.’

(photo: Hattie McDaniel)

- CARTER Magazine

Happy Birthday Hattie!

“No you ain’t! You can’t show your bosoms before three o’clock!”

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We asked nine stars to tell us about their favorite movie kisses of all time, and Twilight’s Jackson Rathbone gave the correct answer: This iconic smooch from Gone With the Wind. “I’m a big Southerner and there is this power and strength behind those characters,” he explained. “And hoop skirts. It is all about the hoop skirts, girls. They are sexy. You could have just about anything under those skirts and they intrigue me like, ‘What is going up under there, my lady?”

We asked nine stars to tell us about their favorite movie kisses of all time, and Twilight’s Jackson Rathbone gave the correct answer: This iconic smooch from Gone With the Wind.

“I’m a big Southerner and there is this power and strength behind those characters,” he explained. “And hoop skirts. It is all about the hoop skirts, girls. They are sexy. You could have just about anything under those skirts and they intrigue me like, ‘What is going up under there, my lady?”

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