How Was Jean Harlow's Final Movie Finished After She Died?
In May 1937, Harlow was filming "Saratoga" starring Clark Gable when she fell seriously ill. Weeks later, Harlow would be dead.
Read MoreIn May 1937, Harlow was filming "Saratoga" starring Clark Gable when she fell seriously ill. Weeks later, Harlow would be dead.
Read MoreLegendary actress Elizabeth Taylor's children are connected to a "Law & Order: SVU" star. Can you guess which actor it is? Let's take a look and find out!
Read MoreMarlon Brando had one of the greatest Hollywood runs of all time. He appeared in over 50 films but the last one had a never-before-seen on-screen pairing.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra's glittering singing career shone for five decades racking up a slew of awards. However, his last album may be somewhat surprising in its theme.
Read MoreJimmy Stewart starred with Donna Reed in one of the most iconic films ever: "It's a Wonderful Life." Yet, why did the duo never work on screen together again?
Read MoreCarmen Miranda took the U.S. by storm during World War II with her refreshing and fun performances. Here's how she changed her appearance for Hollywood.
Read MoreSometimes a chance event has long-reaching impact, especially on something as mercurial as fashion. So did actor Clark Gable damage the undershirt industry?
Read MoreRising Latina pop star Selena was gunned down by her employee at just 23 years old. Here's a look inside the truly horrific crime scene.
Read MoreRising Latina pop star Selena was gunned down by her employee at just 23 years old. Here's a look inside the truly horrific crime scene.
Read MoreAudrey Hepburn starred in several iconic movies throughout her storied Hollywood career. The last, released a few years before her death, was "Always" in 1989.
Read MoreElizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were two of Hollywood's biggest stars, but before they were married, they were engaged in a secret affair.
Read MoreElvis Presley was widely regarded as The King during his musical heyday, but even kings have to play by the rules -- at least, in America they do.
Read MoreThe show "Feud: Bette and Joan" went behind the scenes into Joan Crawford's life. One episode shows her receiving a cosmetic operation called a "buckle."
Read MoreHarlow was a natural blond. However, the platinum shade was Hughes' invention in an effort to promote both the film and his newest starlet.
Read MoreProfessional athletes tend to be focused and, above all, competitive. That was certainly true when the Philadelphia Flyers faced the Soviet Union on the ice.
Read MorePrince's controversial Lovesexy album art may have led to the record's low sales, but Prince wanted to mess with "the bigwigs." Here's what happened.
Read MoreJimmy Stewart is famous for his role in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" and "It's a Wonderful Life," but he also once wrote a tribute poem about his dog.
Read MoreUkrainian tennis star Elina Svitolina made headlines when she donated her prize money to the Ukrainian army. Here are things you should know about
Read MoreThere is such a thing as children going into the family business. That's true to a remarkable degree for Judy Garland's daughter Liza Minnelli.
Read MoreLike many Hollywood stars, George Burns wasn't born with that name but adopted it as his stage name. Here is the truth about his real name.
Read MoreDean Martin, one of Hollywood's most famous actors and singers, didn't always look like a Hollywood star. Here's how he changed his appearance.
Read MoreOne of the legends of Old Hollywood entails the casting for MGM's "The Wizard of Oz." Judy Garland got the part, but was Shirley Temple in the running, too?
Read MoreFor a while there, Canadian Rick Moranis was everywhere -- TV, successful film franchises, working with Mel Brooks. All that seemed to change quite suddenly.
Read MoreLinkin Park first began to take shape when bandmates Rob Bourdon, Brad Delson, and Mike Shinoda met in high school. So what's Shinoda up to now?
Read MoreWhen the rights to Annie Get Your Gun" were sold to MGM studios, leading lady Judy Garland was the first choice for the title role. So why didn't she get it?
Read MoreOn May 25, 1979, 6-year-old Etan Patz eagerly left his SoHo home to walk two blocks to his school bus stop for the first and last time.
Read MoreAngelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton were famous for wearing vials of each other's blood around their necks when they dated. But was that actually the truth?
Read MoreWhen you hear about actors with other actors, it's usually in the context of fierce rivalry over roles. Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart were different.
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