In a wide-ranging interview, Hollywood's Mamie Van Doren talks about everything from Marylin Monroe's JFK affair to Sydney ...

Mamie Van Doren is looking back on her long career. In an interview with IndieWire published July 28, Van Doren, 94, ...

Secrets about Rock Hudson 's "double life" have been revealed in a new documentary. Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed, from director Stephen Kijak, charts the Hollywood legend's journey from ...

‘Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed’ HBO The name Rock Hudson came to be by aligning two iconic geographic locations: the Rock of Gibraltar and the Hudson River. It was formulated by Hudson’s ...

Rock Hudson’s former lover, Lee Garlington, revealed the couple took extreme measures to keep their romance a closely guarded secret. “We couldn’t take any pictures together, it was too ...

“Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed” treats that compromise as a tragedy, leaning on the fact Hudson died of AIDS to underscore the injustice, but Stephen Kijak’s documentary does him a ...

Rock Hudson cemented his legacy as an icon of the Hollywood Golden Age with turns in hits like “Giant,” “Pillow Talk” and more. The late actor’s biographer, Mark Griffin, appeared in the ...

Elizabeth Taylor, with Rock Hudson, plants her hands in cement in the lobby of Grauman's Chinese Theater on Sept. 26th 1956, before the premiere of their film "Giant." (Getty Images) ...

As AIDS drained away Rock Hudson’s life, his publicist telegrammed the White House with a frantic plea for help in getting him care at a renowned French hospital. First Lady Nancy Reagan just ...

Exploring Rock Hudson’s Legacy Through a New Lens The documentary on the movie star, whose death in 1985 changed how the public viewed AIDS, is premiering at the Tribeca Festival.

Rock Hudson — Dark and Handsome Stranger Germany Production: A Florianfilm, Arte GEIE production, in collaboration with YLE Teema. (International sales: SND Films, Amsterdam.) ...

("Rock" was for the rock of Gibraltar and "Hudson" was for the Hudson River.) After joining the Navy in 1944 and serving for two years, he moved to Hollywood.