Greta Garbo famously declared “I want to be alone” in the 1932 film “Grand Hotel,” but one author claims the screen siren was far from a recluse when cameras stopped rolling. “I was surprised to find ...

The one-night only event will feature a pre-show conversation with Turner Classic Movies hosts Ben Mankiewicz and Dave Karger ...

Greta Garbo arrived in Hollywood as an unknown, unsophisticated actress from Sweden and left 16 years later a rich woman. “I have made enough faces,” said the Golden Age star, who successfully ...

Movie to screen again at Plaza Theatre for 89th anniversary. Did the reclusive Garbo attend the premiere? No one knows for ...

Palm Springs' historic Plaza Theatre, which first opened in late 1936 with the world premiere of a Greta Garbo film, returns ...

When Garbo arrived at Hollywood in the mid-1920s, she had slimmed down, losing as much as 20 pounds, because Mayer and other producers considered her too fat. They also thought that at 5 feet, 7 ...

The first biography of Greta Garbo was published in America in 1931, when the Swedish film star was 26. Piles of other books have followed, with no sign of letting up even now, more than three decades ...

The private icon had a penchant for pink, a love of electric juicers and, yes, many of those signature trousers. By Bronwyn Cosgrave A portrait of Garbo by MGM photographer Ruth Harriet Louise in 1929 ...

Garbo. By Robert Gottlieb. Farrar, Straus and Giroux; 448 pages; $40. To be released in Britain in January; £32 SHE WAS everything on screen and not much off it. That is the conclusion to be drawn ...

The personal effects of the late Hollywood actress Greta Garbo were sold at auction this weekend. The belongings took in $1.6m (£992,000), three times the estimated total expected. Garbo's sunglasses ...

This cover image released by Farrar, Straus and Giroux shows "Garbo" by Robert Gottlieb. (Farrar, Straus and Giroux via AP) “Garbo” by Robert Gottlieb (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) Coming a century ...