What Was Marilyn Monroe Doing At 685 Third Avenue?
Marilyn Monroe seemed to say: “Look what fun I’m having!” Everyone gaped—but me. . . ....
Marilyn Monroe seemed to say: “Look what fun I’m having!” Everyone gaped—but me. . . ....
There are those who will tell you that somewhere in Washington, D.C., there is a top secret file on Cliff Robertson. His life was combed with the finest of teeth: his marriage to the ex-wife of Jack Lemmon in 1957; his divorce in I960; his...
On her seventeenth birthday, Hayley Mills gives her first grown-up interview on love, men and marriage!...
“Hey, kid! Hide this!”’. . . From his tenement stoop in the Bronx, Bobby Cassatto stared at the knife that clattered on the steps by his feet. His black eyes seemed to grow as big and round as eight-balls. There was blood on the blade....
I wonder if Tuesday Weld thinks Beverly Aadland is a wild kid. . . . “Suddenly, Last Summer” is the only movie I know that qualifies to be on the Diners Club. If you don’t understand this joke, see the movie. . . . I’ll...
Sybil Burton: “Liz won the first round! I’ll win the fight!”...
You can see him in a crowd. You can reach out and touch him; because he is a great man, famous, known all over the world, and maybe that touch will give you at least a small part of him. . . . You can...
“I wish I’d paid for it alone, but my children are paying for it too.”...
Meet him on his own ground and you’ll discover the only thing that’s distant—is the view from his hilltop home...