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Sunset Boulevard

A suite looking out at the cityscape. There is a balcony with two chairs

The Best Hotels in West Hollywood

Enjoy Champagne vending machines, sweeping city views and premier dining when you book a stay at the best hotels in West Hollywood.
By Allie Lebos
A black-and-white still from the 1950 film Born Yesterday, featuring Judy Holliday reclining on a luxurious bed with a newspaper in hand, smiling at William Holden, who sits beside her in a suit and glasses with his arms crossed.

The Oscar Upset That Stunned Hollywood: The ‘Best Actress’ Shock of 1951

Mikey Madison’s surprise victory at the Oscars has people talking about historic upsets, but no shocker was more dramatic than the 1951 Best Actress race.
By Charley Soderbergh
Glenn Close as Norma Desmond in 'Sunset Boulevard.'

In Broadway Orchestras, Nostalgia Gets a Second (and Third) Act

These musical revivals, along with the recently closed 'Sunday in the Park With George,' make decades-old music sound new and exciting.
By John Bonazzo
Glenn Close at the press event for Andrew Lloyd Weber's adaptation of Sunset Boulevard.

Mr. DeMille, I’m Ready for My Glenn Close-Up: ‘Sunset Boulevard’ Opens on Broadway

By Harry Haun
Paley wood-roasts its chicken.

Paley Melds Hollywood History With Modern California Cuisine

By Andy Wang
Clark in Paris before she returned to the warm embrace of our dear city's nightclubs. (Eric Ryan/Getty Images)

For Petula Clark, Well…You Can Always Go, to Feinstein’s

By Rex Reed
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