Jacqueline Bouvier knew from the moment she met Jack Kennedy that her life would be different. It was in 1951, at a dinner party at the home of Charles Bartlett, who was Washington correspondent for the Chattanooga Times and an old friend. Jackie was just back from...
“And Coop,” Jimmy Stewart said slowly, “I want you to know . . . that with this goes all the warm friendship—and the affection—and—” The famous voice cracked and broke. The vast audience in the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium sat motionless in stunned silence. Across...
One day in April, a Beverly Hills real estate office received two telephone calls. Both were from prospective buyers in the entertainment world. The office handles only exclusive listings (no home less than $50,000) on a confidential basis and caters to celebrities, so that in...
Someone said it—and whoever it was, we bet it was a man: “Charm, if you think you got it, you don’t.” While beauty is skin deep, charm—according to the attractive men on these pages—has to be deep. Beauty is on the outside they insist; charm...
Kay Gable gives Photoplay an exclusive first color portrait of her and Clark’s new baby...
No two people ever started life further apart . . . This marriage wasn’t made in heaven, but the HONEYMOON was!...
These Hollywood marrieds admit the difference that supply fuel for their verbal fireworks....
There’s wisdom with wisecracks in this gay conclusion to the life story of Joe Cotten—told with tongue-in-cheek style by its originator....
None of it was the way Shirley had dreamed her romance would be, which is not to say that the way it turned out wasn’t better....
Here is the colorful panorama of the life of Alan Ladd—the second in this exciting new series—letting you in on the odd facts that have gone into the making of a versatile man. You’ll agree when you see “Salty O’Rourke”...