Lancaster, Burt (1913-1994)
Burt Lancaster was the first, and the biggest, of the new crop of post-World War II stars and the last great survivor of Hollywood's golden era. In a career that beg...
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Burt Lancaster (1913-1994), one of the most popular film stars of all times, never wanted to be an actor. Falling into acting by chance, Lancaster proceeded to become a star, although he had no dramat...
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Oct 18 (Reuters) - British actress Deborah Kerr died on
Tuesday, her agent said on Thursday. She was 86. Here are some key facts. * Deborah Kerr was born Deborah Jane Kerr Trimmer on
September 30,...
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Japanese commended in prestigious world wildlife photo competition
LONDON - Japanese professional photographer Yuichi Takasaka has
been highly commended in the Shell Wildlife Pho...
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PALM DESERT, California, Jan 17 (Reuters) - The Bob Hope
Classic has lost some its lustre in recent years and world
number 24 Stewart Cink is not surprised he is the
highest-ranked player in this ...
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On the music scene, the warm humor and exquisite vocal flourishes of the eclectic, electrifying Barbara Brussell are causing a power outage down at the Metropolitan Room in Chelsea. For the next fo...
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With Eartha Kitt meowing her way through a fresh batch of catnip at The Carlyle, Tammy Grimes and the legendary Marilyn Maye back at the Metropolitan Room, and jazz icon Mark Murphy at the Iridium,...
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Pirate films are almost as old as movies themselves. There was Douglas Fairbanks as "The Black Pirate" in 1926. Errol Flynn was "Captain Blood" in 1935. In 1952, Burt Lancaster became "The Crimson ...
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