Frank Sinatra and Quincy Jones’ very first collaboration was in June 1958 to raise money for the United Nations Refugee Fund. Jones, who found success in Europe before he found it at home ...

Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin got into a barroom brawl in Beverly Hills that nearly left someone dead – and the details remain murky decades later. Author and longtime People magazine ...

Dynamic, masterful, and at times transcendent, ‘In Concert At The Royal Festival Hall’ found Frank Sinatra on top form in one of his favorite cities. Frank Sinatra: In Concert At The Royal ...

Mia Farrow is looking back on her 1966 wedding to Frank Sinatra, revealing the secrets behind her understated wedding gown. During an appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show that aired Friday ...

In 1984, the news caused a stir, even disbelief: Quincy Jones was going to produce Frank Sinatra. True, Quincy had collaborated with Frank on two distant LPs, It Might As Well Be Swing (1964) and ...

The Ohio State University Marching Band honored Frank Sinatra during Ohio State's homecoming game against Nebraska in its fifth halftime show of the 2024 football season. TBDBITL performed several ...

Get the inside scoop on how colleges assess your high school and its course rigor. Featuring a former Admissions Officer, you'll gain crucial insights and actionable strategies during this 60-min ...

I know Quincy Jones bridged the history of music, from Count Basie to Michael Jackson to Snoop Dogg. That he was the original ...

Mia Farrow recalled the moment that Frank Sinatra had her served with divorce papers on the set of Rosemary's Baby. Frank took Mia's virginity and then married her in Las Vegas in 1966 ...

In the latest Kellyoke, Kelly Clarkson and My Band Y'all perform a cover of "That's Life" by Frank Sinatra. Kelly also praises Lady Gaga for her recent live performance of "Happy Mistake" from her ...

"He left me because I wouldn't leave the movie when he told me to leave it," said Farrow, who married Sinatra in 1966 ... a pizza out or something." "Then [Frank] would call and I would just ...