I’d say Kirk Douglas tries to be charming always and everywhere. . . . And that Cary Grant is always charming, without trying. . . . Not too long ago Lex Barker was quoted: “My highly publicized marriage to Lana (Turner) had everyone wanting to...
Star-talk on the gay and giddy side from the guy who gads about and gets it....
Rumors from Hollywood celebrities...
Tony Curtis told me if he hadn’t become an actor he might be a press agent, or even a columnist. . . . ...
For the first time in film history the movie-going public, polled by Dr. George Gallup’s famous Audience Research, chooses the man star, the woman star and the picture of the year....
We didn’t say that—and we don’t believe it. But Cary Grant insists he’s having too much fun to worry about being rewarded....
This is no whispering campaign, but the untinted facts on the behavior of the stars after dark....
“A man,” says Yul Brynner, “makes love with his eyes.” And women by the million are deserting stars with hair to follow him....
This is the story of how an almost-broken engagement led to one of the happiest marriages in Hollywood and proved the wisdom of waiting for love....
Mr. Dingle—that clever old codger with a sharp eye toward romance—is at it again!...