I was having fun on the Andrea Doria—a pleasant voyage with gay traveling companions, the joy of coming home with my little boy, Dickie. And then suddenly—a crash in the night—and Dickie and I were in the very middle of the worst sea tragedy of...
Hedy Lamarr’s three children go along on her honeymoon . . . Sonja Henie’s dinner-dance sparkles with jewels . . . disregard Aly-Joan Fontaine rumors . . . your reporter turns actress!...
Ruth Roman says: “It’s the sense in ‘sensational’ that counts. Why buy clothes that look good enough to eat if you can’t eat enough to look good?”...
I had never seen a romance like theirs, it was so beautiful. And even now that it’s over for Jane and Ronnie, the ghost of their love lingers on . . ....
Dan Dailey surprised everyone in Hollywood when he went to the Menninger Sanitarium—the place where Robert Walker was restored to health. Dan went there of his own accord after his doctor, a noted psychiatrist, told him that he must have complete rest. He had been...
The heroic story of Suzan Ball is one to be read and re-read for its message of courage and honesty—and the faith that can move mountains....
A group of young moderns revive a popular dance of the Twenties and have fun in an old-fashioned way...
Rumors from Hollywood celebrities . . . ...
With the summer show almost over, Hollywood prepares, with exciting new styles, for the season ahead...
Ruth Roman has a way with men. If he’s an oil man he goes out and digs another well. If he’s a novelist he’s sure he’s a best seller. And dull men feel like Marco Polo...