FROM: Sara Hamilton—Hollywood TO: New York office SUBJECT: Cary Grant I didn't get the story you wanted on Cary Grant. In fact, I didn’t get any story at all. You see, what happened so threw me off base and into some sort of funny breaking-out spells, I never...
Some like ’em plain, some like ’em fancy. But stars agree—undies are the best foundation for glamour!...
I’m betting Marilyn Monroe will be even more popular as Mrs. DiMaggio. Males will like her as always, and now more fe- males will because she’s safely hitched. Tony Curtis has a chance to be a movie star with the old-time glamour. Can’t understand why...
Marilyn’s first magazine interview since the loss of her baby. . ....
Cheers and jeers, praise and panning, distortion and lies have obscured Frank Sinatra beyond recognition. Here is the unvarnished truth....
These Hollywood men of muscle don't have to say a word—their figures speak for themselves!...
Even their private lives have that lunatic flavor. But don’t be fooled. There’s method in the Martin and Lewis madness...
Trouble came like a stranger to Tony and Janet—and found them facing it together...
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Gossips look for the worst—but these spats are just ripples on the sea of matrimony....