Back in the 1930s, business magnate Howard Hughes bought the ridgeline parcel, hoping to build a home atop the highest point in the area for actress Ginger Rogers. Rogers had no interest in this plan.

“A big part of acting for me was from watching people dance on TV in musicals and movies, whether it's Sweet Charity, Bob Fosse, Ginger Rogers, all of this. An approach to me as an entertainer ...

Rogers changed her name to Suzanne Rogers after actor and dancer Ginger Rogers. Rogers began her career as a dancer and performed in several Broadway Musicals including Coco and Follies.

It would be difficult to have a list of black and white comedies without adding a musical comedy or two, and we have our first in Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire’s seventh film pairing.

Ginger Rogers was born on July 16, 1911, in Independence. She was an actress, dancer, and singer, best known for her iconic partnership with Fred Astaire in RKO musical films during the 1930s.

Peppered with behind-the-scenes, intimate moments, we see Laufey float through her newly adopted hometown of Los Angeles in a Cadillac — a longstanding pipe dream of hers, she says, alongside ...

Epitomized in song, culture, and film, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers have become legendary Hollywood pin-ups, famed for their talent and charisma as dance stars. But, long before Ginger Rogers ...

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The State Historical Society of Missouri opened its “Ginger Rogers: Dressed to Impress” exhibit Saturday to celebrate Women’s History Month. The exhibit features numerous dresses of the ...

Once Upon a Honeymoon (1942), costarring Ginger Rogers; Dream Wife (1953), with Deborah Kerr; That Touch of Mink (1962), also featuring Doris Day; Holiday (1938), one of Grant's four pairings with ...