Lucille Ball clawed her way to the top and became the most beloved television actress of the 50s. But don't let those cheerful, blue eyes fool you. This red-headed legend had a surprisingly disturbing ...

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People have gotten very safe and comfortable and casual," says costume designer Salvador Pérez Jr., "and I want to change it.

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