Glamour | Vintage News
Kirk Douglas turning 101, a Hollywood icon who plays tough guys but is a soft-hearted philanthropist offscreen
Sir Anthony Hopkins won the Oscar for role of psychopath Hannibal Lecter with only 16 minutes of screen time and an unblinking stare …
Last words of dying prima ballerina Anna Pavlova: “Get my swan costume ready”
Death plus a yacht full of celebrities: A producer’s untimely demise led to a mystery involving William Randolph Hearst and Charlie Chaplin
Joanne Woodward said the key to her 50-year-long marriage to Paul Newman was he made her laugh “every day”
“Babe would understand”: Stan Laurel was too ill to attend the funeral of his best buddy Oliver Hardy
Boris Karloff, a terrifying Frankenstein’s Monster and a grumpy Grinch, every year gave presents to kids with disabilities
Geniuses Picasso and Chaplin both loved the Soviet Union and very young women
The Beatles and their entourage were threatened and attacked in the Philippines for declining a breakfast invitation from its First Lady
How a bit of nutmeg, cinnamon, and black pepper set off bloody conflicts and discovery of the New World
