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CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at best-selling author and Oscar-winning actress, Shirley MacLaine.PersonalBirth date: April 24, 1934Birth place:

In Michael Curtiz’s ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’, starring Olivia de Havilland and Errol Flynn, British troops clash with restive tribesmen.

Together with the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures and others, the Austrian consulate pays tribute to expat stars with a symposium and 6-week film series running through Jan. 31

During the mid-1950s Elvis Presley was very candid with his fans. Just 21-years-old at the time, the King of Rock and Roll wrote to his fanbase in a magazine titled Elvis Answers Back, where he spoke about his greatest achievements and his biggest struggles. During the August 28, 1956 issue, Elvis revealed how he almost ruined a […]

When you are famous, people expect a little extravagance and peculiarity from you. The weird, outrageous, or simply unusual stories about famous people

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER and Its Classic Film Inspirations Twitter Believe it or not, Captain America: The First Avenger came out ten years ago in 2011. The film‘s 1940s era setting means it drew aesthetic and historical accuracy inspiration from more than just comic lore. Director Joe Johnson has shared that Raiders of the Lost Ark was one of the major visual influences on the film, but you can also trace its roots back to classic Hollywood films. In honor of this milestone anniv...

Many stars of both genders and all ages in Hollywood, Europe, India, China, and elsewhere have complained of being sexually harassed or even assaulted by

Newman, 70, keeps more than 10,000 pieces of pop culture history in his Palm Springs home and storage units. He sees his collection as the basis for a museum.

You must remember this, because the story of how “Casablanca” came to be is one of Hollywood’s most oft-told tales. Legends of daily script rewrites and actors standing around on set waiting to find out whether or not Bogie was gonna get on that plane with Ingrid Bergman have filled dozens of retrospective television specials, DVD extras and countless books about the troubled shoot. (I’ve got at least two in the other room.) Those who already know that Ronald Reagan and Ann Sheridan wer...

Ever since I first saw it decades ago,  Dr Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet, released by Warner Bros. in 1940 (with a screenplay that included John Huston among the talented writers), has struck me as one of the most memorable and noble films in Hollywoods inventory of biopics. The word that defines this film is uplifting. Edward G. Robinson, an unforgettable actor of immense range, is simply magnificent in his portrayal of Ehrlich. As the anonymous author of the retrospective appreciation we publis...