“Walk Like This, Marilyn Monroe”
She does—and her fun helps make ‘Hot’ a hit...
A man fleeing from his home and registering at the Beverly Hills Hotel under his real name, Roy Fitzgerald, a woman packing her trunks to leave town—Hollywood was stunned when the marriage of Rock Hudson and his Phyllis took this sudden, tragic turn. They've issued...
This time, the separation of Jeff Chandler and his wife, Marge, is final. “There is no chance of a reconciliation,” says Jeff. “We have been able to discuss our problems and make our decisions on an unemotional basis.” Three years ago, the Chandlers made the...
When she stood in her pink, gold-embroidered sari beside Marlon Brando and took her marriage vows before the Rev. J. Walter Fiscus in the living room of the home of Marlon’s aunt, Mrs. Bette Lindemeyer, at Eagle Rock, the girl who called herself Anna Kashfi...
When Kathy Grant, nee Olive Kathryn Grandstaff of West Columbia, Texas, came to Hollywood, she kept the hometown door ajar by writing a column for Texas papers. “Go on, columnists don’t come that pretty,” said Bing Crosby when she came to interview him. Afterward Kathy...
She rose to fame living a lie. Now the girl who never intended to deceive the public is letting the truth be told. For Marilyn, it’s a great relief....
By eight o’clock that morning the sun was already high and everyone knew that in addition to all the other problems, it was going to be a hot, sticky day. And this could be dangerous, because in the heat everything that had been planned so...
Meet Pat Collins—the sensational new hypnotist who has celebrities like Lloyd Bridges and Sal Mineo doing things they never dreamed they'd do—in public!...
For obvious reasons, I can’t reveal my name. You may not understand this now, but you will by the time you’ve read my story. Just let me begin by saying that sometimes my father gives me a swift pain. Like yesterday at breakfast. He finally...
The cabinet members and advisors sitting in conference with President Kennedy at his Palm Beach retreat last December 29 realized the tenseness of the meeting—even before JFK ordered no outside interruptions. The President’s medical-care bill had been voted down by the 87th Congress and he...