Betty Grable made history with her million-dollar legs. During World War II, the pinup famously modeled a white bathing suit that showed off her sculpted stems. The poster, a promotional shot for the ...

The first extortion letter was written on Feb. 6, 1943. It was addressed to Betty Grable — then 26, a rising Hollywood star and already celebrated as World War II’s pinup girl. It read: “Under threat ...

When it comes to Old Hollywood stars, Betty Grable was "the girl with the million-dollar legs." She also lived in a million-dollar home just four blocks from the Hotel Bel-Air. The house, at 1280 ...

Robert Schwartz has been collecting things nearly all his life. The 74-year-old Ohio native traces his love of antiques to his mother and the landlord of the San Francisco apartment he rented in 1960, ...

Thirty-two years ago this weekend, Betty Grable died. She was a famous World War II pinup girl, and this story has almost nothing to do with her. Almost. It’s a summer story, a summer story being one ...

How many Broadway shows has Betty Grable been in? Betty Grable has appeared on Broadway in 2 shows. How many West End shows has Betty Grable been in? Betty Grable has appeared on London's West End in ...

Betty Grable had “million-dollar legs” and million-dollar taste — as evinced by her beautiful, classic Hollywood home in Bel-Air. Her former home has been listed at $12.25 million. The actress became ...

Del Mar’s Bing Crosby meet kicked off Nov. 11 and featured a trio of stakes races during opening weekend, including the $100,000 Betty Grable Stakes on Sunday, Nov. 13. Fun to Dream battled Taming the ...

“I wanted the money only to enable me to see movie stars," he reportedly said The first extortion letter was written on Feb. 6, 1943. It was addressed to Betty Grable — then 26, a rising Hollywood ...