One of the most talked-about mother-daughter relationships in Hollywood is that of Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli. Not only ...

Judy Garland remains one of the most iconic movie stars ever, more than 50 years after her all-too-early passing. So, as June 10 marks what would have been Garland’s 103rd birthday, what better ...

Judy Garland is known around the world for her role in The Wizard of Oz. Judy Garland is known around the world for her role in The Wizard of Oz. But few know about her life in Minnesota ...

At this point, according to Gallagher, Coogan intervened, and told the wedding guests, "Leave him alone. I'll fucking sing a song." "I don't think they really knew who he is," Gallagher continued.

“He conducts trade policy by tweet, frankly borne out of his fragile ego.” She called for a more consistent trade policy and made a reference to the iconic 1939 movie that starred Judy Garland.

The daughter of the legendary Judy Garland and director Vincente Minnelli, Liza made a name for herself as an influential performer and celebrated EGOT winner, having received an Emmy, Grammy ...

Judy Garland's traumatic life: How Wizard of Oz star was starved, exploited and given diet pills aged TEN - and dubbed her mother the 'REAL Wicked Witch of the West' ...

'They would make Judy's life miserable on set by putting their hands under her dress,' wrote Sid Luft, her former husband, in a 2017 posthumous memoir. 'The men were 40 or more years old.

Old Hollywood stars were known to frequent their favorite restaurants to wind down - or make an impression in the public eye. Here are 13 of their top spots.

Judy Garland’s first husband was David Rose, a British composer and bandleader 12 years her senior. The two married in Las Vegas, Nevada, in July 1941 when Garland was 19 and Rose was 31.

In 2013, Milioti did tell The New York Times that she was dating Jesse Hooker, who is the son of Lorna Luft and grandson of Judy Garland. With that family, Hooker is also an actor, but he makes ...

The Technicolor classic, which featured Judy Garland, proved to be risky business for the veteran vaudevillian, the late star’s daughter told Fox News Digital. The film turned 85 on Aug. 15.