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The Pride of the Yankees (1942) starring Gary Cooper was the superb screen biography of baseball’s...
Before LeBron, Kobe, Shaq, Magic, Worthy, Kareem, Wilt, Elgin and Jerry West, the Lakers dominated the...
In his remarkable 17-year professional football career, the great quarterback Y. A. Tittle retired as...
In a readers’ poll conducted by Rolling Stone magazine in 2011, Buddy Rich ranked #6 in their listing...
Serving in World War II, Hall of Fame flame thrower Bob Feller went 1,428 days between major league starts....
While making A Free Soul (1931) for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer with Norma Shearer, Clark Gable took his friend...
Often called the “father of the atomic bomb,” J. Robert Oppenheimer was a distinguished researcher...
Rock Hudson was born Roy Harold Scherer, Jr. and grew to be 6’5″. His career as a popular...
Today with A.i. so much in the news, these last lines of the M-G-M 4-star all-star classic film Dinner...
Last February a Burke and Atwell auction offered an original Ty Cobb Type I photo from 1910-12. It closed...
The Pride of the Yankees (1942) starring Gary Cooper was the superb screen biography of baseball’s...
Before LeBron, Kobe, Shaq, Magic, Worthy, Kareem, Wilt, Elgin and Jerry West, the Lakers dominated the...
In his remarkable 17-year professional football career, the great quarterback Y. A. Tittle retired as...
In a readers’ poll conducted by Rolling Stone magazine in 2011, Buddy Rich ranked #6 in their listing...
Serving in World War II, Hall of Fame flame thrower Bob Feller went 1,428 days between major league starts....
While making A Free Soul (1931) for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer with Norma Shearer, Clark Gable took his friend...
Often called the “father of the atomic bomb,” J. Robert Oppenheimer was a distinguished researcher...
Rock Hudson was born Roy Harold Scherer, Jr. and grew to be 6’5″. His career as a popular...
Today with A.i. so much in the news, these last lines of the M-G-M 4-star all-star classic film Dinner...
Last February a Burke and Atwell auction offered an original Ty Cobb Type I photo from 1910-12. It closed...