Just outside San Bernardino on Route 66 lies the site of the 1954 accident that left Sammy Davis Jr. permanently injured. This visit retraces the location tied to a defining event in his life, one ...

Sammy Davis Jr. was more than just a singer—he was a force of nature, a showman whose music still touches hearts and ignites nostalgia. His songs transcend time, carrying themes of resilience ...

In 1954, a crash on Route 66 changed Sammy Davis Jr.’s life forever. We visited the site where the music icon lost his left eye—and where Hollywood history took a dramatic turn.

Sammy Davis, Jr., also known as Mr. Entertainment, was an award-winning, versatile, accomplished singer, dancer, actor, and musician, who passed on May 16th, 1990.

Male, Black, 30s–40s. Charismatic, electrifying, and emotionally layered performer to portray entertainment legend Sammy Davis Jr. Must have exceptional acting skills, strong command of ...

Caryn James reviews The Rat Pack Captured, recently rediscovered tape of live television performance from June 1965 featuring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr that will be screened at ...