Emmeline Snively, who ran the modeling agency that employed Norma Jeane Dougherty, commented years later that girls would often ask her how they could be more like the woman who had become Marilyn Monroe....
He can’t croon and he’s no lover boy. But who’s got the kids in his corner? Drawling Jim Stewart!...
A teenage yen to see the world started Cliff Robertson traveling. The Dean of his college prompted him to act. A tornado decided his future!...
A lady and a cockeyed optimist—it took “Eternity” to show Hollywood the way Deborah Kerr meant to go...
Her story is hazy from the first and involves at the outset a troubled mother and an absent father. . ....
A sporting goods salesman, Paul Newman took a big gamble when he decided to become an actor. But luck is a lady who likes to gamble too!...
Handsome Rossano Brazzi has the world of women at his feet. But here’s the reason why this Romeo will never roam...
New fads for the femmes . . . Monroe confuses the press . . . entertaining ideas for parties . . . the Lancasters’ answer to gossip spreaders...
Born Norma Jeane Mortensen and baptized Norma Jeane Baker, the future film star is already lovely as a five-year-old girl in 1931....
They called me an “overnight” success. Take my word for it, thirteen years—hungry, frightened years of dancing—make one long, lonesome, heartbreaking night...