A Great Adventure: Katharine Hepburn & The African Queen
Katharine Hepburn Beats the Jungle with Bogie & Bacall & Proves that Middle-Aged Actresses Rock. From 1951, it's The African Queen.
A Stylish Home with Photowall Classic Movie Posters
Classic Movie Posters add style to any room. For high-quality and absolutely beautiful Classic Movie Poster prints, visit photowall.com!
Plenty Of “Oomph”: The Underrated Ann Sheridan
Ann Sheridan Has Plenty of "Oomph," Does Her Own Singing, Is Voted Best Dressed, Fights Warner Bros. for Better Roles, and Moves to Mexico.
Kid Galahad (1937), Bette Davis, Bogie, & Eddie G.
Bette Davis Battles It Out with Jack Warner in London, Edward G. Robinson Gets Script Approval, and Humphrey Bogart Almost Leaves Hollywood.
Heart Chiffon Cakes with Chocolate Chunks
Perfectly moist and studded with chocolate chunks, my mini heart chiffon cakes are an easy and delicious dessert.
Bullets or Ballots (1936), Eddie G., Bogie, & Blondell
Edward G. Robinson is A Good Guy, Bogie Plays the Gangster, and Joan Blondell Gets a Chance at Stardom. From 1936, it's Bullets or Ballots.
Dark Victory, Bette Davis, and the 4th Warner Brother
Bette Davis Looks Glamorous, "Conks Out,", Is the Fourth Warner Brother, and Don't Miss Ronald Reagan. It's 1939's Dark Victory.
Sabrina (1954), Audrey Hepburn, & Givenchy
Audrey Hepburn Makes Bosoms a Thing of the Past, Givenchy Expects a Different Miss Hepburn, & William Holden sits on Glass. It's Sabrina (1954).