Clark Gable and Lana Turner Topline HONKY TONK
Honky Tonk (1941) was the first of four MGM films teaming Clark Gable with Lana Turner, half his age at the time. The others: Somewhere I'll Find You (1942), Homecoming…
Roberto Clemente: A 3,000-Hit Legacy
Despite his unfairly shortened career, did Pirates baseball star Roberto Clemente manage to join the exclusive "3,000 Hits Club"? Yes, and he did so on September 30, 1972 in the…
Raquel Welch: The Icon in a Fur Bikini
The breakthrough film for Raquel Welch in 1966 was ONE MILLION YEARS B.C., a remake of the 1939 Hal Roach Studios classic prehistoric saga. The fur-bikinied and stunning looking Raquel…
Casey Stengel’s New York Baseball Legacy
Casey Stengel piloted so many of the great New York Yankees teams up in the Bronx. But he didn't always wear the Yankee pinstripes. He also played for the New…
Hedy Lamarr’s War-Time Innovations
By now, people know a little about Hedy Lamarr's amazing career as a beautiful movie star who also invented things that changed the world for us all. One invention that…
CMG Worldwide Proudly Announces The Representation of Mary Pickford
CMG Worldwide proudly announces the representation of Mary Pickford. About Mary Pickford Mary Pickford (1892-1979) was a multifaceted pioneer of early cinema. She was a talented performer, a creative producer…
Honoring Roberto Clemente: A Legacy Etched in Stone
Listing the things, the places, that have been named or renamed in honor of the great baseball star and humanitarian Roberto Clemente would spill over into the next page. It…
Judy Garland: The Voice That Moved a Generation
So many music critics exhaust all the superlatives trying to describe how Judy Garland could get at people's emotions with her singing. Many cite the hurt in her voice. In…
Clark Gable’s Timeless Connection with Fans
Why did so many millions of fans flock to see Clark Gable in films? Gable himself voiced an opinion. "The reason they come to see me is because I know…
Einstein’s Concerns About Media Ownership
Prediction made by Albert Einstein: "There will come a time when the rich own all the media, and it will become impossible for the public to make an informed opinion."