Still feeling the strain following his hugely successful solo debut album three years previous, George Michael told the LA Times in September of 1990 that he would be shunning the limelight prior to, and during, the decidedly low-key release of his new album, Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1; specifically there … Continue reading
Frank Sinatra and Angie Dickinson reminisce about filming Ocean's 11, the 1960 movie that features a gang that plans to rob multiple casinos in one night. Continue reading
On February 7, 1978, Ronald Reagan roasts Frank Sinatra on an episode of The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast, a program that aired periodically and involved having well known people “roast” – or make jokes at the expense of – a celebrity. Continue reading
A very young looking Frank Sinatra appears on television for the first time on May 27, 1950, trading jokes and barbs with Bob Hope on the latter’s television show. Continue reading
Clive James interviews Sinatra about his love for singing and the video shows clips from opening acts and a song from Sinatra who is called the “most famous man in the world.” Continue reading
Fellow entertainers attend Frank Sinatra’s memorial, with Wayne Newton, Debbie Reynolds, Joey Bishop and more talking about Sinatra’s legacy. Continue reading
Bill Newcott interviews Frank Sinatra, Jr. for My Generation inside the Capitol Records building in Los Angeles where Frank Sinatra recorded much of his music. Continue reading
Larry King shares an amazing story of how he, as a local radio host, was able to get Frank Sinatra to agree to a three-hour interview in 1963 at the height of his popularity. Continue reading
In 1975, Frank Sinatra sings a humorous tribute song to Orson Welles, the actor and director who was receiving a lifetime achievement award from the American Film Institute. Continue reading
Frank Sinatra was well-known to many people and when he passed away on May 14, 1998, many of them discussed his legacy with Larry King. Continue reading
