Located on Jackling Drive in the Hillsborough Oakbridge neighborhood, the home is currently owned by the family of legendary entertainer Bing Crosby, who moved into the home with his wife ...

In the 50 years since Saigon was captured, evacuees and their families have had a big impact on Oklahoma City through food, ...

The Bay Area compound of legendary entertainer Bing Crosby has officially ... who owned the famous racehorse Seabiscuit. Crosby, a close friend of the family, later purchased the home.

silver screen icon Bing Crosby, comedian Jerry Lewis, swimmer turned movie star Esther Williams, funny man Milton Berle, chart toppers The Jacksons, actress Carol Channing and dancer Rudolf Nureyev.

Though it was still spring in the U.S., Bing Crosby’s "White Christmas" broadcast ... still haunts many who lived through the exodus. My family had left weeks earlier. I was 8 years old and ...

The family mounted an escape attempt ... In 1960, he featured in the Blake Edwards comedy High Time alongside Bing Crosby and Tuesday Weld, and then in 1961 in the movie of Flower Drum Song.

To demonstrate his point, Mr. Nickell made a Shroud of Bing Crosby ... by three grandchildren. The more than 1,000 personas Mr. Nickell listed on his website included family man — and ...

Buang feared his family would pay a terrible price if captured ... Washington launched Operation Frequent Wind. When Bing Crosby’s seasonal classic “White Christmas” played over the radio ...

Located on Jackling Drive in the Hillsborough Oakbridge neighborhood, the home is currently owned by the family of legendary entertainer Bing Crosby, who moved into the home with his wife, Kathryn ...

Marion Thomas Gilmore, beloved wife of Robert Crosby ... family: son, Paul Gilmore and wife Lynne McGrath; daughter, Susan Bell and husband Gordon; daughter-in-law Karen Gilmore; grandchildren ...

She introduced her children and grandchildren to classic films featuring Bing Crosby in addition to slapstick ... Mary Jo reconnected with Sicilian family and descendants who had not emigrated ...