“Please,” Marilyn Monroe said to the doctor, “would you say that once more, what you said about the tests?” The doctor smiled. His patient looked so eager, so hopeful. “They show that you’re going to have a baby,” he told her again, gently. Marilyn’s face flushed. She had come...
“God bless you, Miss Williams,” the woman said softly. Her cheeks were wet with tears. “God bless you—” Esther, tall in her high heels, tried to smile down at her and found herself blushing. “Please,” she said, “I haven’t really—” she reached out a hand to...
The evening was balmy and clear. The moon shone brightly on the Pacific Ocean as the waves rolled lazily toward the shore. It was a spring night, made for lovers, and I was determined to make the most of it. . . . Next to me...
The never-before-told story of Sophia Loren’s bittersweet wedding day...
Gloria and Jimmy tried to cheer me up in the amusement park, but I still felt bad. I knew Mama was heartbroken. I had called half an hour before to say . . ....
When the moment came, she left Eddie with a smile and a pat on the arm; this was one road she had to travel by herself . . ....
Ever since I was a kid I’ve liked boys. “I’ll never forget my first official date. I didn’t know how to act. You see, my older sister and my mother are the extroverts in our family, my dad and I are the quiet ones. So for...
If you were Judi Meredith, what would you do about this crazy mixed-up problem?...
Rock came to my door the other day. For the first time he seemed hurt. Behind his shy smile was a troubled heart. He asked me for a favor. He asked me to tell you.—by Louella Parsons...
That was the exciting report that travelled along the grapevine in Hollywood. We heard it, our ears perked up, and we went out to find the truth. This is it....