Wide-eyed and unfalteringly glamorous, Bette Davis was a defining star of the Golden Age of Hollywood. But Kim Carnes brought her into the age of neon with her '80s hit 'Bette Davis Eyes' and ...
Kim Carnes’ chart-topping hit has an extensive history. “Bette Davis Eyes” led the Billboard Hot 100 for four straight weeks in 1981. Kim Carnes' version revived the originally overlooked 1974 song by ...
Bette Midler will wave her magic wand – when she’s actually got control of it – in Netflix‘s reimagined Cinderella movie Steps. She will voice the fairy godmother in the animated pic, which is the ...
I guess we can start calling 2026 the year of the protest song, because another washed-up celebrity is back to fight the man. First, we had Bruce Springsteen regale us with some of the worst ...
Released a year before Carnes’ global success with her cover of the 1974 Donna Weiss and Jackie DeShannon-penned “Bette Davis Eyes,” her single with Rogers peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and ...
Oh, to be the muse of a song from the 80s. While many songs draw inspiration from real-life situations, sometimes writers have to look towards the big screen to find the muse they’re looking for. If ...
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The two faces of Bette Davis
With her famously big eyes and her infamously “unlikable” characters, Bette Davis poured everything she had into her craft. After all, you don't get 10 Oscar nominations just for being pretty. But ...
black and white close up portrait of Bette Davis in "All About Eve" - Bettmann/Getty Images In 1943, American writer and journalist Janet Flanner wrote a profile on movie star Bette Davis for The New ...
As much as Bette Davis disliked Joan Crawford, she was compelled to admit that she owed her: “I will always thank her for giving me the opportunity to play the part of Baby Jane Hudson.” Both the ...
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