When asked what she misses most about the “Cleopatra” actress, MacLaine responded, “Her realness.” Famous almost ... of the BBC docuseries, “Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstar,” which ...

Elizabeth Taylor had quite the life ... Grand National steeplechase (which is male-only); this is a still from the movie where she cradles two puppies. She was particularly praised by critics ...

The actress was caught off guard and "speechless" when her loved ones confronted her about her substance abuse Tom Wargacki/WireImage Elizabeth Taylor faced ... people I love most in the world?’ ...

Old Hollywood stars were known to frequent their favorite restaurants to wind down - or make an impression in the public eye.

In the final installment of the documentary Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstar, there's a look back at how the illness propelled the actress into activism. In a recording, Taylor explained ...

She was one of the most beautiful living beings ever to appear on the big screen, but she spoke of it as if it were a curse. Elizabeth Taylor could not imagine herself not being famous, because she ...

Elizabeth Taylor's son Christopher ... myself to do this to the people I love most in the world?"' As he recalled how each family member spoke to Taylor about how her struggles with substance ...

Elizabeth Taylor’s life was plagued with problems ... How have I allowed myself to do this to the people I love most in the world?'" "We’d talk to her, but things got to the point where ...

She was an incomparable movie icon, a beautiful ... including hotel heir Conrad Hilton and actor Eddie Fisher, Elizabeth Taylor was renowned for her many love matches. One such was a relationship ...

Elizabeth Taylor felt helpless learning a close friend's fate along with the world. The HIV/AIDS epidemic touched many people throughout the 1980s, and the actress was no exception. In the final ...

Elizabeth Taylor walked down the aisle eight times during ... my anger at you, at times. Most of all my love for you, and whatever love you can dole out to me—I wish I could write about it ...