Summary: Jerry Seevers comes back from WWI injured physically (doctors offer him a bleak long-term prognosis) and emotionally (his fiancee gets cold feet). And so he decides to spend his last few months drinking and bonding with escorts. He hits it off with one of these women and, on a particularly drunken night, decides to marry her. The light of ( Read more... )

Summary: Diana Medford is the life of the party. But the girl who could have anyone falls hard and fast for Ben Blaine. To her misfortune, the gold-digging Ann also takes a liking to Ben and his money. The twists and turns of their love triangle revolve around how the perception of propriety makes certain lies easy to believe and leads a man to ( Read more... )

John Gilbert: What hasn't been said, retracted, and reiterated a thousand times about the Sound Revolution's most high profile casualty? Gilbert's downfall was a perfect storm that revolved around his terrible relationship with boss Louis B. Mayer and the inability for his voice to measure up to what the public had always imagined it to be (and, ( Read more... )