“Death,” Jimmy Dean said, “is the only thing I respect. It’s the only thing that has any dignity.” Strange words for a brilliantly successful young boy to utter, but the moods that evoked the words were stranger still. Before you read this third and final...
I believe Liz Taylor and Mike Wilding are getting divorced so they can be good friends. . . . Nobody ever accused Anita Ekberg of looking like a boy. . . . I admire Audrey Hepburn because she wouldn’t allow the studio to straighten her...
It’s good to rebel—if you know what you’re rebelling against. And today’s teen-age worship of so-called “rebel” stars is good, too...
“For he is mine and I am his.” This is the song in Pier Angeli’s heart . . . this is the way to keep a husband—and a lover...
Liz Taylor, Monty's angel of mercy . . . Why Rock and Phyl went on a second honeymoon . . . Clark Gable and Kay—the best is yet to be...
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!...
New fads for the femmes . . . Monroe confuses the press . . . entertaining ideas for parties . . . the Lancasters’ answer to gossip spreaders...
One of movie’s hottest young stars, Sal Mineo will never go Hollywood. He’s too gone on the Bronx!...
Sometimes, when the heart is rent by tragedy, a baby’s laughter makes it sing again. It was this way for Pier Angeli....
It’s February 7, 1957. Circle the date in gold, for this is the night of the Photoplay Gold Medal Awards, annual honors given to players and pictures chosen by you, the Photoplay readers. At the banquet in the Crystal Room of the Beverly Hills Hotel,...