He loved being a comic guy,” curator Ben Saunders told Observer. “Jack was a great artist who happened to draw comics.” ...

When approached for autographs, "Duke" would pull out autographed cards from his pocket and hand them out. "He never broke stride," says Shelton's former wife, Jane Loew Sharples. • Van Cliburn ...

One of show business's most glamorous – and notorious – images, there's more to this 1957 snapshot of Sophia Loren and Jayne ...

A singer (Elvis) joins a traveling carnival run by Barbara Stanwyck after getting into a fight and fleeing town. His smooth voice has an immediate effect on the previously insolvent touring act ...

As they delved into his dream cast, Scorsese didn’t hold back. He pitched in names like Spencer Tracy, Barbra Streisand, Stanwyck, and, of course, Brando.

Barbara would have other lovers — she enjoyed a four-year romance with Robert Wagner in the 1950s — but she never remarried. Robert Taylor also never completely got over Barbara.

Stanwyck passed away at age 82 in 1990, but her films, among them Baby Face (1933), Stella Dallas (1937), Ball of Fire (1941), The Lady Eve (1941) and Christmas in Connecticut (1945) have been ...

Hollywood actor Van Heflin turned a few heads and drew some teenage autograph seekers when he visited Oklahoma City in April 1947. The Oklahoma-born movie star admitted he was a little nervous when he ...

And working with Barbara Stanwyck, of course, was just brilliant, and Rachel [Ward] and all those fabulous people. But it’s an awfully hard choice.

The walls were papered with autographed headshots of celebrities, and a black book discovered was filled with names from the film industry. It conveniently disappeared.

Other notable marriages include actress Barbara Stanwyck’s marriage to actor Robert Taylor and playwright Tennessee Williams’ with Frank Merlo. In an era where same-sex relationships were illegal and ...