Allison Robertson articles

Discover the major Hollywood stars who refused, delayed, or declined the Walk of Fame — including Julia Roberts, Prince, Clint Eastwood, and more — and why they chose not to cement their legacy in Hollywood.

William Haines chose his lifelong partner over a studio-arranged “lavender marriage,” walking away from MGM stardom to become one of Hollywood’s most successful interior designers.

Loretta Young’s secret daughter with Clark Gable stunned Hollywood decades later, revealing how studio-era image control shaped one of cinema’s most carefully hidden scandals.

25 actresses from Old and modern Hollywood who built successful careers while refusing to undress on screen.

The decades-long feud between Oscar-winning sisters Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine blended Hollywood fame, rivalry, and family resentment into one of cinema’s most infamous sibling conflicts.

Relive the golden age of cinema with 25 iconic 1960s Hollywood stars older generations adored — from John Wayne and Audrey Hepburn to Paul Newman and Marilyn Monroe.

Sean Connery’s life beyond James Bond included tax controversies, legal investigations, explosive interviews, and lasting debate over his remarks about women—leaving behind a legacy as complex as it was iconic.

While filming Mrs. Doubtfire, Robin Williams experienced a sudden wardrobe mishap. But instead of stopping, he improvised—and his quick-witted response to the situation ended up creating the best scene in the entire movie.

Nedra Talley Ross, the last surviving Ronette, helped define 1960s pop while navigating Phil Spector’s control, royalty lawsuits, and the lasting legacy of “Be My Baby.”