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Here's an act of compassion for our soldiers that needs re-doing today! "Hollywood Canteen" Plot Summary: Two soldiers on sick leave spend three nights at the Hollywood Canteen before going back to active duty.

"Life with My Sister Madonna" by the singer's brother, Christopher Ciccone, is due out Tuesday, July 15.

When Clare Booth Luce's comedy-drama The Women opened on Broadway in the final days of 1936, the play, about the rocky love lives of several upper-class NYC socialites, was seen as shockingly, inappropriately ...

Rejection is inevitable for every actor at some point in a film career. It was no different for the classic stars.

Aug. 3, 1953 GOOD MORNING: The Pantages audience broke into applause when the screen announced, after "Second Chance," "You will no longer need your 3-D glasses for the rest of this program." However, two prim ...

Looking for something fun and free to do in the Valley tonight? The Palm Springs International Film Society is providing a free screening of the 1939 classic film "The Women", starring Norma Shearer, Joan ...

Tim Robey reviews Joan Crawford: Not the Girl Next Door by Charlotte Chandler Few Hollywood stars have had their lives raked over in print as comprehensively as Joan Crawford.

FEMME FESTS: Clare Boothe Luce's Broadway play spawned three films: 'The Women,' 2008, above, 'The Women,' 1939, and 'The Opposite Sex,' 1956.

"Drama Queens," a series of films with melodramatics and strong women characters, is being presented by the Palm Springs International Film Society.

The Palm Spring International Film Society will host a free movie screening of the 1939 comedy 'The Women' is scheduled for 7 p.m. June 25 at Indian Wells Theater.

George Hurrell's 1930 image of Joan Crawford is the stuff of fantasy © Hulton Archive/Getty Images It's the stuff of fantasy: a photograph of Joan Crawford with liquid eyes and flawless skin, her strong ...

FORSAKING ALL OTHERS presents a comedic love triangle loaded with MGM '30s star power.

The scene: Manhattan, where in a corner cafe a group of chic young women finish a lunch spent talking about their lives: their choices, their men, their dissatisfactions. The tone is jaunty, frank, but it plays out in a minor key, shot through with an undercurrent of longing and nagging self-doubt. As they compare their disparate paths, an unmistakable subtext emerges: No matter where life takes them, no matter how they choose to define themselves in this city of endless possibility, their friendship -- a source of consolation and solidarity despite different temperaments and lifestyles -- will survive.

HER daughter, who has written an updated book about her traumatic life as the child of the Oscar-winning actress, seems to think so.

When British CNN International correspondent Richard Quest was busted afterhours in Central Park last month with a rope around his neck, crystal meth in his pocket and a dildo up his ass, I told myself, "That's ...

Where have you gone, Joan Crawford? The big-screen version of SATC is long on strenuous orgasm talk, short on compelling drama.

NO MORE LADIES is a light, glossy comedy which provides excellent entertainment.

When the Westmont Theatre first opened its doors in 1927, Joan Crawford and Lon Chaney Jr. via CourierPostOnline

“Miss Crawford and I weren't enemies. We made one film together. We didn't know each other at all.”

They were Hollywood's greatest divas - united by mutual hatred. But only now can the truth be told about the bitter sexual jealousy that made Bette Davis wage war on Joan Crawford. via This Is London

Set aside, if you can, Mommie Dearest and all the ensuing parodies, all the drag queens and drama queens, all the dishy behind-the-scenes dirty laundry that's been aired over the decades about Joan Crawford, ... via DigitallyOBSESSED.com