There are some things in your life you never like to talk about. Things you keep bottled up inside. Then one day, all of a sudden, you feel you want to let them all come out. I guess maybe I’m telling you about them now...
Elvis Presley—that’s all we had been talking about for weeks at the electric store where I work as a typist. Not only was Elvis in my country, but he was in Bad Homburg, a few miles from my hometown Frankfurt. I wasn’t as crazy about Elvis...
PART IV Diana Spencer, as we have seen in her childhood pictures, was a cute, chubby-cheeked little girl. Lady Diana was a teenager who was teased by her siblings and friends for her occasional gluttony. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); On her wedding...
Will Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio be the Big Romance of 1952? The pin-up girl and the Yankee Clipper met this spring exactly two weeks before he had to report in New York as a TV commentator. During those two weeks, however, they saw each other...
Some are new, some have been around for awhile—these players who currently are attracting so much attention on the movie screen....
He’s no rose—a grubby Peter Pan, some call him. But in any group of women, the name Marlon Brando arts like a flash fire...
PART III Diana had been born on the grounds of the queens immense estate at Sandringham, but when Johnnie Spencer inherited his earldom he also inherited Althorp, the Spencer family seat in Northamptonshire. So the new earl and his family relocated from Park House to this rambling...
With Mitzi Gaynor, gaiety isn’t a pose—it’s a gift. She’s been this way all her life...
Virginia McGuire, the 1951 Scholarship winner, has exciting things to say to the 1952 contestants, one of whom soon will join her at Pasadena Playhouse...