When Gregory Synstelien retires from the U.S. Post Office in April, it will be the people he misses, he said. That includes some of the characters who visit the downtown location where he works, he ...

When Bette Davis stayed there in the 1950s ... staying in one of the bungalows, fell asleep while smoking in front of late night television and set the room on fire. Another perennial source ...

A couple of years after celebrating his 10-year wedding anniversary, Bogart got very ill, largely due to his smoking and drinking habits ... future President Ronald Reagan, Bette Davis, Danny Kaye, ...

When you think about Bette Davis and the stars she didn’t get along with, the first person to spring to mind would undoubtedly be Joan Crawford. The two were grande dames of the silver screen for ...

(Yeoh won; Oberon lost to Bette Davis.) The truth about Oberon, who died in 1979, had been known since the 1980s, first in a poorly regarded biography and then in a “sleazy” novel by her ...

Such critical rapture would bring her to the Eighth Academy Awards as a nominee for Best Actress alongside Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn. At the time, however, the public was not aware of a ...

April 4, 1930. Getty Images, FILE Screen legends including Mary Pickford, Bette Davis and Joan Crawford reigned at the Oscars in the '30s. Attending the Academy Awards back then was like getting ...

The Golden Age of Hollywood was defined by various stars, and Bette Davis was one of the most iconic, typically playing complex and intense characters. It was her fearless approach to acting—throwing ...

Oberon didn't win. The award instead went to Bette Davis for her portrayal of a blonde actress in "Dangerous." In the following years, Oberon's career declined. "This coincided with the popularity of ...

Alternatively, some claim the name was coined by Bette Davis, who, after winning the Best Actress award for Dangerous in 1936, noted that the Oscar statue's back reminded her of her husband ...