From time to time their work pulls Ann Blyth and Dr. Jim apart—but in distance only. For anywhere they, wander, they know that love is waiting at home....
Suited to the stars, and to every gal, siren or sweetie! The stars a show off their spring suits, co-starred with new shoes and stockings!...
PART IV On June 20, 1956, the New York Post ran the story of the imminent marriage between Marilyn and Arthur Miller. The civil ceremony was on June 29, followed by the wedding according to Jewish ritual on July 1, for which Marilyn had converted to...
What keeps America’s top funny man in the dumps? Here, for the first time, VINTAGE PAPARAZZI gives you the straight facts about . . ....
Herewith the tragical-comical tale of how Esther and Ben got their show on the road—and the trials of innocents abroad!...
Marriage? Never again says Gable, but can Hollywood’s greatest lover stay fancy free? Read this frank report to see why his friends say no....
Gone is the gloom; gone are the moods; gone, in fact, is the old Susan Hayward. There’s nobody home but happiness now!...
We say in our church: “Pray as though everything depends on God. Work as though everything depends on you.” I try to do that....
EDITOR’S NOTE: Pier Angeli was flying to Palm Springs to join Vic Damone in the home he had picked out for them. Then suddenly the happiest story turned into tragedy. Crossing the mountain range just five minutes out of the Palm Springs Airport the plane struck...
PART III The bride was on time. On January 14, 1954, at one o’clock, Marilyn Monroe, twenty-seven years old, married Joe DiMaggio, thirty-nine, in the San Francisco City Hall. The ceremony, which lasted all of three minutes, was performed by Municipal Court Judge Charles Peery. The Los...