Bette Davis has made herself lovable by turning herself into a caricature of a harpy—just ... nor mushy heart-warmers like Gary Cooper and James Stewart with their blubbering sincerity ...

James Cagney is recognized as an icon of Hollywood's Golden Age who was known for his deadpan humor, energetic style, and a showstopping triple threat. Born in New York City, Cagney started ...

I’ve been a fan of tap dancing since I was a kid watching stars like Ruby Keeler, Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, Shirley Temple and James Cagney in old movies before I discovered the even ...

Foxman’s foolish cowardice ended up robbing Jewish readers . . . of a rare example of a proudly Jewish character in popular ...

Over the following 13 years, Ms. Collins appeared in almost 50 movies, working with marquee actors including James Cagney in “Picture Snatcher” (1933), Kay Francis in “Mary Stevens ...

Since the first dinner in 1921 that cause has drawn entertainers from Bob Hope, Ed Sullivan, Milton Berle, Senor Wences, Duke Ellington, James Cagney, Nat King Cole, Richard Pryor, The Smothers ...

James Cagney, Edward G. Robinson and Bette Davis. He was an immediate hit, with his debut performance as the bitter charmer Mickey Borden in Michael Curtiz’s “Four Daughters” (1938 ...

In that same speech, McMichael recalled walking into founder George Halas’ office — “It was like I was walking into a 1920 gangster movie and he was James Cagney” — when he signed with ...