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Actor and funny man Ernest Borgnine made headlines once again this week when the 91-year-old Academy Award-winner shared his secret to longevity with Fox News: "I masturbate a lot," the gapped-tooth star ...

"They forgot them," he says. "It's a shame, isn't it? They just sit in a chair and just melt away.

Though he's made more than his share of clinkers, Ernest Borgnine has appeared in numerous classic and cult films, including 'From Here to Eternity,' 'Marty,' 'The Wild Bunch' and 'The Poseidon Adventure.' The ...

You probably think that Hollywood stars -- with their toned figures -- would dazzle audiences in skimpy swimsuits.

Actor Ernest Borgnine will be signing copies of his book, "Ernie -The Autobiography," at Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena and the South Pasadena Public Library in August.

Frank Sinatras acting in From Here To Eternity has been named the Best Ever Acting Performance By A Musician.

Living well and living environmentally responsibly are not mutually exclusive concepts, according to the organizers of the fifth annual Hamptons Cottages and Gardens Idea House.

Four Frank Sinatra "experts" - Edward Cugini of Cape Coral; Dennis Langer of Cape Coral; Thomas Klein of Naples and Katherine McElroy of West Roxbury, Mass.

Four Frank Sinatra "experts" - Edward Cugini of Cape Coral; Dennis Langer of Cape Coral; Thomas Klein of Naples and Katherine McElroy of West Roxbury, Mass.

Opened in 1928 and built in Spanish Mission style, this theater was once the main entertainment venue of Wailuku.

By-the-numbers military training exercise: a sensitive riveter, not content just to build ships, joins the Naval Academy on a promise to his late mother.

A man and a woman embrace on a chaise longue at the edge of the ocean, an attendant fanning them with a palm branch.

Springing or rising again into being; showing renewed vigor. photobombing Intentionally posing in other people's photos, for a later surprise.

Frank Sinatra By Stanley Greenberg Hey, Look! The Post Office has placed Frank Sinatra on a 42-cent stamp.

Contributed by Michael Freeman - Posted: May 19, 2008 10:44:30 AM The Millenia Fine Art Gallery in Orlando just opened a new exhibit, dedicated to a real cultural icon: Frank Sinatra.

"Would you like a bullshot Mr. Rome?" Since PCL's on a eentsy Sinatra jag: First of all let me say I love Frank Sinatra.

All films are showing on the Turner Classic Movies channel. Sunday, May 18 Young at Heart Directed by Gordon Douglas The brief, unhappy interval in Frank Sinatra's career is occasionally referred to as "the ...

Turner Classic Movies Screens 40 of Sinatra's Movies This Month and Shows that Effective Acting Can Be Accomplished in One Take Font Listen up all you wannabe actors out there studying the Stanislavsky method ... via Associated Content

Click to see a photo gallery of moments from Frank Sinatra's life. This article originally ran in the May 15, 1998 edition of the New York Daily News . via NY Daily News

Ol' Blue Eyes is back. Ceremonies today in Hoboken, N. J., and in Las Vegas will dedicate a new commemorative stamp picturing song stylist and film actor Frank Sinatra , the man some consider the greatest ... via Hartford Courant