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She was openly gay and had many affairs with women, including Dolly Wilde (Oscar Wilde’s niece), Greta Garbo, Tallulah Bankhead and Marlene Dietrich. Gladys Bentley was an American blues singer, ...

Tallulah announced the engagement in December 2024 via Instagram, though she hasn’t been wearing her ring, a picture of which accompanied the original post, but she explained its absence n the ...

(On an alternate timeline, “Who Rules, Jenny Pen?,” starring Shelley Winters and Tallulah Bankhead, is a classic of the subgenre.) The film stars two well-known thespians in their golden years, John ...

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Producer David Selznick launched a nationwide casting search for the role of Margaret Mitchell's resilient heroine, and Tallulah Bankhead, Lana Turner, and Paulette Goddard all screen-tested.

Built in 1927 as part of vaudeville’s Orpheum Circuit, the art deco-inspired theater hosted live performances from entertainers as diverse as Fred Astaire, Tallulah Bankhead and Katharine Hepburn.

Oscar Hubbard (Carl Benton Reid) is mean, tightlipped, greedy; his brother Ben (Charles Dingle) shrewder, more capable, more sardonic; their sister Regina (Tallulah Bankhead) grandly and coldly ...