Sammy Davis Jr. on set of the show ‘Poor Devil ... Then, in 1954, a near-fatal car crash left him with a glass eye and started him on a journey of spiritual inquiry. What began with ...

Sammy Davis Jr. was a legend. As an artist ... In one iconic 1974 commercial, Davis transforms pouring a glass of this brand into a jazzy performance with improvised scatting and humming.

Frank Sinatra was close friends with Sammy Davis Jr. After the latter got into an accident ... The impact destroyed his left eye and nearly killed him. A number of Hollywood stars visited him ...

As the Alfred Hitchcock muse prepares for her journey, she’s reflecting on her "misunderstood" relationship with Sammy Davis Jr. "I loved him ... him losing his left eye.

And this week, I want to continue by looking at another member, “Mr. Wonderful,” “Mister Show Business,” Mr. Sammy Davis, Jr. Davis was ... losing his left eye. The near death experience ...

Sammy Davis Jr. was a short and skinny Black man with one eye. His wife was white, his mother was Puerto Rican and he was a convert to Judaism. In the crass and racist world of mid-20th century ...

A new book is shedding light on the short-lived relationship between screen legend Kim Novak and Rat Pack member Sammy Davis Jr. In Hitchcock’s Blondes, a deep dive into the lives of eight ...

"Sammy was like, 'I got my eye on you, cats. I love what you do.' And he was smoking. It was like, 'Oh, my God, Sammy Davis Jr. is doing his point at me.' ...