Clockwise from top: Bette Davis and John Garfield; Rita Hayworth; Hedy Lamarr and Bob Hope; GIs at the Canteen   A Very Special "Old Ho...

Summer of '42 (1971) A soft-focus nostalgia piece set during the early days of World War II, Summer of '42 was released in ...

In black-and-white, from left: Tallulah Bankhead, Bette Davis and Elisabeth Bergner; front and center: Bette Davis, Gary Merrill and...

Bette Davis, Elizabeth Taylor, Judy Davis The Metzinger Sisters of Silver Scenes are hosting a classic film event , The Great Imagi...

Actress J eanne Eagels, one of the great legends of early 20th century American theater, became the toast of the...

  Of director William Wyler, Bette Davis once declared, “It was he who helped me realize my full potential as an actress.” Of the a...

Bette Davis, The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex  (1939) When I received an email from Rick Armstrong the other day telling me th...

“In 1939, I secured my career and my stardom forever. I made five pictures in twelve months and every one of them was successful.” Bett...

Bette Davis was born 103 years ago on April 5 in Lowell, Massachusetts. She attended drama school as a young woman and made her Broadway ...

Dawn at “Noir & Chick Flicks” has kindly honored Eve’s Reel Life with a “Stylish Blogger Award.” Many thanks to Dawn, a real fan of Gol...