“It Just Didn’t Work”—Jeff Chandler & Marjorie Hoshelle
They were married twice—to each other, and now they’ve come to their second separation. After seven years of trying. . . . “It just didn’t work”...
They were married twice—to each other, and now they’ve come to their second separation. After seven years of trying. . . . “It just didn’t work”...
Prepare Raspberry Filling. Heat oven to 350°. Grease and flour 2 round pans, 8 x 1½ or 9 x 1½ inches. Heat white baking bar over low heat, stirring occasionally, until melted; cool. Mix flour, sugar, baking powder and salt; reserve. Beat whipping cream in...
By the start of the 1950s Europe’s most prestigious car-makers were unveiling new, range-topping models. Firms such as Mercedes-Benz were well-known, but others, including British aircraft-maker Bristol, were new to the market. With a lot to prove, they were quickly demonstrating that they could make...
The quiet Wayne marriage exploded into court last summer and hasn’t left the headlines yet. Now after months of trial by rumor, Duke can answer back....
Try a fun, new shape for old-fashioned popcorn balls. Shape the popcorn mixture into pinecone shapes, then drizzle with melted chocolate-flavored candy coating....
For many Americans, the 1950s was a time of increased wealth and prosperity, and this was reflected in the cars they drove, which got bigger and more powerful. They had styling influenced by everything from science fiction films to space rockets and jet fighter planes,...
Wonderful news about Virginia Mayo . . . Shelley goes sleek . . . new “headlines” for Rita . . . Young Mr. Wilding steps out . . . And young Mr. Arnaz gets censored....
A lovely, soft cookie bursting with cranberries and nuts. Try pistachio nuts for a unique flavor and even more color! You can use frozen cranberries, but be sure to pat them dry after chopping and don’t overmix, or they may smear....
Dress her in jeans, hide her in timber. When Marilyn takes to the Hollywoods—thar’s men in them thar hills!...
Pininfarina is one of Italy’s towering giants of car design, but it was founded by someone very short—being only 5ft (152cm) tall, Battista Farina’s nickname of Pinin, or “tiny”, was apt. His design empire became a hallmark of quality and genius, as well as a...