Old Hollywood: Celebs Rumors

“The Lioness” (Doubleday), out now, struck. “I emerged from the theater into this cobalt blue sky, steaming heat. Ten minutes earlier I had been watching this movie. And I thought, ‘My God, I love Hollywood! Why have I never written a Hollywood novel?” he says.

“White Christmas” star Anne Whitfield — who played Susan Waverly in the 1954 holiday film — has died. She was 85.

Paris Hilton doesn’t do anything mediocre!

new docuseries, “The Super Models,” which is currently being streamed on Apple TV+.“In the beginning of a relationship, when you’re a young woman, you’re like, ‘You like baseball? I like baseball. You’re really into Tibetan Buddhism? I might be into that.

“Bogie & Bacall: The Surprising True Story of Hollywood’s Greatest Love Affair,” author William J. Mann offers up surprising revelations about the storied pair. “They did have their differences,” Mann told told Fox News.

Cary Grant was a staple of Old Hollywood, known for his dashing good looks, romances and iconic transatlantic accent.The “Charade” star also allegedly had some dalliances with men, as claimed in the 2016 documentary, “Women He’s Undressed.”Now, Grant’s daughter, Jennifer, is shutting down allegations that her famous dad was really gay.Jennifer, 57, is producing the ITV series “Archie,” based on the early life of her famous pops. Ahead of the biopic’s upcoming release later this year, Jennifer told The Guardian that Grant was “not flirtatious with men.”“If you’re around your parents a lot, you see them in ways that almost no one else does.

Interview has been condensed and edited for clarity and flow of conversation.Ava is, like many Old Hollywood actresses, someone who has had a lot written about her from a very one-sided perspective. How did you want to portray her? Elizabeth McGovern: The thing that I could relate to is this idea that her image is taken and then used for purposes that are not anything she has anything to do with or that she’s necessarily even attached to, in terms of her authentic self. When you multiply that in those days, the impact that one person can have was so different to today — I don’t know if it was more but a bigger impact.

kicking, banging and slamming kitchen cabinets, and yelling “motherf–ker” in the gothic kitchen of the house — a replica of a Bavarian castle in West Hollywood that looks more like the set of a horror movie, replete with turrets, towers and battlements.For Hollywood movie fans hoping to gawk at the quirky castle on Sweetzer Avenue, near the storied Sunset Strip, it’s virtually invisible to view — hidden on a cul-de-sac, behind lush foliage and trees planted for privacy. All that can be seen from street level is the front gate. Still, that doesn’t stop tour buses from hauling loads of fans up to gawk.“We were getting these vans with open tops and the people are talking, and cheering and yelling, and it’s been annoying,” said John Ryan, 63, who’s lived there on the street for 28 years, told The Post.As strange as it is seeing a gothic castle in the midst of LaLa Land palm trees, the history of the property is even odder.Depp purchased the castle in 1995 for $2.3 million from flamboyant lawyer-to-the stars — including pioneering the claim to “palimony”  in a landmark case against actor Lee Marvin by his live-in girlfriend — Marvin Mitchelson.

“Gone With the Wind” was hell on earth.The film would go on to become the top grossing movie of all time (adjusted for inflation, it boasted ticket sales of $1.823 billion), winning ten Academy Awards in 1939. But it took a significant toll on its 25-year-old female lead.

Gallery: And Just Like That Premiere: All The Best Looks From The SATC Reboot's Cast (ELLE (UK))Stephanie Shepherd, who used to be Kim Kardashian's assistant, modeled a shimmering backless silver top to the fete. Sweeping her hair into a low ponytail, she sharpened her unmistakable features with makeup and slipped into a flared pair of black trousers.

the Real Deal reported. Madonna, who is currently building a recording studio in the Hamptons, and ex-husband Guy Ritchie owned the house from 2003 to 2013.

got their first glimpse of Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story” remake during this year’s Oscars, they heard a familiar voice singing the famous song “Somewhere” in the trailer: Rita Moreno. The original Anita from 1961’s “West Side Story,” Moreno has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years. The EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) winner executive-produces and appears in Spielberg’s film, out in December; she was awarded the Kennedy Center Honor for lifetime artistic achievement in 2015 and a new documentary about her life, “Rita Moreno: Just a Girl who Decided to Go for It,” hits theaters Friday after screening at the Tribeca Film Festival.“It goes up and down,” Moreno, 89, says in the doc of her eight decades in showbiz.

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“Grace Kelly: The Missing Millions,” has revealed.Before Kelly became Princess of Monaco, she was a Hollywood ingénue, winning her first Academy Award for her role alongside Bing Crosby in “The Country Girl” in 1955 at 25 years old. From there, she went on to star in a number of other classics, including “High Society” (1956) with Crosby and Frank Sinatra, and three of Alfred Hitchcock’s most notable films, including “Rear Window” (1954) with James Stewart, “Dial M for Murder” (1954) and “To Catch a Thief” (1955).But by 1956, Kelly decided to give up her career at just 26 years old to marry Prince Rainier and, along with it, a $2 million (about $20 million today) dowry to the royal family of Monaco, dubbed the House of Grimaldi.

Anya Taylor-Joy is a queen in every sense of the word. Not only can her Queen’s Gambit character Beth Harmon school every guy in the chess game, but the actress also proved that she can do just about anything (just in time for International Women’s Day!) when she chose to do her own glam for the 2021 Critics’ Choice Awards, which aired on Sunday, March 7.