When Jane’s not making movies, She’s off on a busman’s holiday . . . posing for her husband’s candid camera. Here are Geary’s favorite snapshots of Mrs. Steffan taken from his own album . . ....
The words “movie star” used to mean fabulous ways of life, leopard-lined Rolls Royces and capital-G Glamor—but Marlon Brando and Montgomery Clift have reduced the term to torn T-shirts and old tennis shoes. Are these two deglamorizing the film capital? Have they neglected their obligations...
The wise money didn’t back the Grable-James marriage. So what made it go for ten years? Betty offers a horsey reason....
With the wedding bells still echoing, the experts are saying it won’t last. Can Liz be happy with a man twice her age? Liz and Mike think so....
For many Americans, the 1950s was a time of increased wealth and prosperity, and this was reflected in the cars they drove, which got bigger and more powerful. They had styling influenced by everything from science fiction films to space rockets and jet fighter planes,...
Wonderful news about Virginia Mayo . . . Shelley goes sleek . . . new “headlines” for Rita . . . Young Mr. Wilding steps out . . . And young Mr. Arnaz gets censored....
Home on the range was never like this! Liz Taylor’s $100,000 ranch house is in a class by itself, even in Hollywood....
“I like mens,” says Zsa Zsa Gabor, and every woman in Hollywood unsheaths her claws. They call this Hungarian beauty, a newcomer to movietown, “the most dangerous mantrap since Eve.”...
One of the first to drop in and welcome Mrs. Mike back to Hollywood was her old friend Hedda Hopper, who got all the latest about Liz!s little dividend from her own lovely lips....
Liz is hoping for twins . . . Bergman weeps over Pia’s court testimony . . . Jane Wyman’s rug-cutting party is a WHAM-BAMMIE . . . Eleanor Powell and Glenn Ford climax all of those rumors . . ....