The latest iteration of Vogue World shines a spotlight on the relationship between film and fashion, with a focus on some of ...

Rita Hayworth was a star before “Gilda” (1946), but “Gilda” solidified her on-screen image. (“Every man I have ever known has fallen in love with Gilda and awakened with me,” she allegedly said.) The ...

From a Nicole Kidman "revenge" dress to a dressing-gown tuxedo, these are all of the best Hollywood-style looks at this ...

On my television set tonight, in the black-and-white movie Gilda, Rita Hayworth is seducing Glenn Ford, heartbreakingly refuting the old adage "the camera never lies." It is close to 40 years now ...

After doing a spoof of Hayworth’s classic 1946 film Gilda, Burnett received a telegram from the movie star with accolades on the skit. When Burnett called to thank her, she invited the movie star on ...

The impact of Michael Curtiz’s Casablanca was so profound and widespread, that it only took four years for a younger, more rebellious sibling to make its way into the world. Charles Vidor’s Gilda ...

On Monday, shortstop Cole Tucker's wife, Vanessa Hudgens, was spotted reacting to a social media post made by Hollywood ...

Nicole Kidman turned heads as she walked the runway at the Vogue World: Hollywood fashion show at Paramount Studios on Sunday ...

NICOLE Kidman oozes old-school glamour in a spectacular Hollywood celebration of fashion and film. The actress, 58, paid ...

In the early 1940s, as America prepared for war, Rita Hayworth led a revolution. With co-conspirators Lana Turner (at MGM) and Betty Grable (at 20th Century Fox), Hayworth, who was just emerging as ...

Fate has some cruel sorrows in its quiver, and the story of Rita Hayworth, who slid from sex goddess to Alzheimer’s victim inside of three decades, is one of them. Once, she was never lovelier – You ...

Long before Jennifer Lopez and Eva Longoria, there was Rita Hayworth. The dancer-actress, born Margarita Carmen Cansino, would have been 100 on Wednesday, and even fans of classic Hollywood may not ...