One of the most inventive keyboardists in the history of rock & roll, Hudson was born in Windsor, Ontario, on Aug. 2, 1937 — years before his fellow Band members — to a pair of gifted ...

Rock Hudson’s wife had no qualms playing the role ... up with Manfred Westphal to write “The Fixer: Moguls, Mobsters, Movie Stars and Marilyn.” It delves into shocking revelations from ...

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portrayed by Rock Hudson, arrives out of his jurisdiction to keep an eye on O’Malley. Kirk hired Robert Aldrich to direct the movie, but the filmmaker does not look back fondly on the experience ...

Nancy Reagan was the first person who expressed concern about the mole on Rock Hudson’s face ... His remarkable turns across the nine movies he made with Douglas Sirk were entirely overlooked ...

Rock Hudson's chiselled masculinity and his seemingly effortless charm made him a much sought-after romantic lead in a string of movie classics in the 1950's and 60's. Women wanted to marry him.

Rock Hudson was arguably the most famous man on ... male lovers at a time when his career initially consisted of cheap action movies. For his part, Rock was intent on bringing back some much ...

So asks Cary Scott (Jane Wyman) and so replies Ron Kirby (Rock Hudson ... from another Sirk movie, Has Anyone Seen My Gal? (1952), includes a nice moment for film buffs. Hudson is pulling sodas ...

According to this new documentary, if you’re Rock Hudson, you just basically play along and do what you want to do. The film is a portrait of a man born to be a movie star, with looks and ...

Movie stars no longer “own” Hollywood ... And an HBO doc about Rock Hudson this week reminded viewers of an era when stardom was as much manufactured as earned. Both Ford and Hudson coveted ...