Soon to become Cary Grant, he landed a Paramount contract and was cast by Mae West in "She Done Him Wrong," with that famous "Come up and see me" line. This three-disc set features five of Grant's earliest and rarest Paramount features, displaying all...

He says his first "trick" came in 1946, with actor Walter Pidgeon and milliner-to-the stars Jacques Potts, and other bold-faced names Bowers mentions along the way include composer Cole Porter, director George Cukor, Cary Grant and Randolph Scott,...

But she’s reluctant to discuss a life in which fame was easier to find than a home and family. In a rare interview, Loren tells Sam Kashner about growing up illegitimate, choosing between co-star Cary Grant and producer Carlo Ponti, and drawing on...

From the Richfield gas station on Hollywood Boulevard, he organised "tricks", both gay and straight, for many of the biggest names in town, including George Cukor, Cole Porter, Noël Coward, Errol Flynn, Cary Grant, Charles Laughton and Katharine...

1940. Breakneck comedy about a battle of the sexes in the newsroom, as newspaper editor Walter Burns (Cary Grant) tries to win back his ex-wife Hildy Johnson (Rosalind Russell), who also happens to be a reporter. Please read our Terms of Service. ...

1939, the British government designed the poster on the right. As Wikipedia explains, the poster was “intended to raise the morale of the British public in the event of invasion.” The ‘keep calm’ theme has since taken on a life of its own: from ‘keep...