Memoirs Of Two Hollywood LegendsMemoirs Of Two Hollywood Legends
For seven seasons now I’ve been sharing with you on Now I’ve Heard Everything interviews from my 30-year archive. The famous, the near-famous, the infamous. All some of the most
For seven seasons now I’ve been sharing with you on Now I’ve Heard Everything interviews from my 30-year archive. The famous, the near-famous, the infamous. All some of the most
Sidney Lumet was born into a show business family in 1924. His father was an actor, producer, and director. His mother was a dancer. And young Sidney made his own
Long before “Punk’d” or “America’s Funniest Home Videos” there was “Candid Camera.” The premise was simple and popular: catch ordinary folks in funny and unusual situations, benign practical jokes as
In the mid-1950s a former country music disc jockey from Pasadena seemed to be everywhere. Tennessee Ernie, he called himself on the radio. Ernie Ford not only had a hit
The powerful story of Rosa Parks and her act of civil disobedience is so often reduced to just a headline,It’s often easy to forget the three-dimensional person she was. It
In the late 1940s and early ‘50s America was caught up in a “red scare.” The nation was gripped by fears of Communism, communist spies, communist infiltration. One of those
It’s the Yankees and Dodgers in the World Series, for the 12th time in their history. The last time was in 1981. The 1950s, however, were all Yankees-Dodgers. They met
In the years immediately following World War II, one of America’s most popular entertainers was a young singer named Margaret Whiting. She was born into an entertainment family. Her father,
The executives at MGM studios who hired a 17-year-old kid in 1946 probably had no idea that that kid would go on to win four Academy Awards and ten Grammys
In 1950s America there were two famous women named Mamie. One, of course,was the First Lady, Mamie Eisenhower. The other was blonde bombshell Mamie Van Doren, whose career put her