Sammy Davis, Jr. was one of America’s greatest entertainers of the twentieth century. He could do it all: dancing, singing, acting, impressions. What’s more, he did this at a time when it was ...

The mood in hell was light. All smiles and hugs, Sammy Davis Jr. was in high spirits as he arrived at Paramount Studios in the fall of 1972 to film Poor Devil, a new NBC comedy set in the ...

As his singing career began to grow in the '50s, Sammy Davis Jr. was in a car accident. He did survive, but he lost an eye.

I want audiences to know that Sammy Davis, Jr., was one of the greatest entertainers in the 20th century and to recognize how talented he was as a dancer, singer, impressionist, musician and actor.

The 1974 Suntory commercial opens on Sammy Davis Jr. in a gray suit, alone at a table with a bottle of whisky. There's no music, no tagline -- just the sound of Davis scat-singing under his breath ...

Kim Novak is ready to tell all at the age of 90. The "Vertigo" icon, who celebrated the milestone birthday on Feb. 13, gave a rare interview in which she revealed how her relationship with Sammy ...

Sammy Davis Jr.'s career was groundbreaking, as he was one of the first African American/Latino performers to break racial barriers in segregated venues across the United States.

Louis Armstrong's trumpet and Sammy Davis Jr.'s suit are among the historic pieces from the Academy Museum's Regeneration exhibit. Must-See Pieces at the Academy Museum’s ‘Black Cinema’ Exhibit ...

Following years of legal disputes and drama, a Sammy Davis Jr. biopic is finally set to hit the big screen. Produced by Lionel Richie and the late icon’s children, the film will be based on the ...