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Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday

The latest Julien's/TCM auction featured eight costume drawings from the legendary designer.

Audrey Hepburn in the final scene of 1953's Roman Holiday.

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The namesake handbag owned by Jane Birkin between 1985 and 1994. (Image courtesy of Sotheby's.)

Jane Birkin's Namesake Hermès Bag Sets a Record at Sotheby's

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The most famous handbag in the world sold at auction in Paris on Thursday morning at a record price that likely will never be surpassed. Click here to read all the details about the iconic Hermès Birkin bag created for and owned by actress and singer Jane Birkin, and the record price paid for this coveted piece of fashion history.

Jane Birkin in the film version of Agatha Christie's Evil Under the Sun.

Beginning June 1, Netflix is Streaming Hitchcock Favorites 

Let's face it, Netflix has never been a reliable source for classic films — that's why it's both surprising and delightful that the popular platform recently announced it's adding a slate of films by Alfred Hitchcock to the mix.

     Beginning June 1, Netflix viewers can stream several of the legendary director's most popular films, including Rear Window (seen above), Vertigo, The Man Who Knew Too Much, The Birds, and more. Netflix will display the full slate on films available for streaming starting on June 1.

     As a bonus, fans who live in or around New York City can catch those and other titles on the big screen, when Netflix presents "HITCH! The Original Cinema Influencer," a film series set to run at the Paris Theater May 16 through June 29. Co-presented with the New York Film Critics Circle, "HITCH!" will feature more than 50 films, including 36 directed by Hitchcock and Hitchcock-influenced films like Henri-Georges Clouzot's Diabolique (1955). Check out the Paris Theater's site for more information. 

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