New musical based on Frank Sinatra's life in development
Sinatra's daughter said a stage production will give audiences new perspectives into her father's enduring legacy.
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Sinatra's daughter said a stage production will give audiences new perspectives into her father's enduring legacy.
A new musical based on the life of Frank Sinatra is being developed.
There was a birthday celebration Sunday honoring "Ol' Blue Eyes" Frank Sinatra. Hundreds of people turned out for the unveiling of a statute in his honor.
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Sotheby's reported Friday that the couple's entertainment memorabilia, art, jewelry, books and other personal items sold for $9.2 million — about twice their pre-sale estimates.
There's a portrait of Ol' Blue Eyes painted by Norman Rockwell, as well as memorabilia including his personal scripts from some of his most iconic films.
During the marriage's early years, the Sinatras lived in a modest apartment in Jersey City, where their two eldest children were born.
Barbara Sinatra, the fourth wife of legendary singer Frank Sinatra and a prominent advocate and philanthropist for abused children, has died at 90.
On what would have been his 100th birthday Saturday, some residents of Hoboken and Sinatra fans worldwide will raise a glass to the award-winning singer and actor.
"Ol' Blue Eyes" would have turned 100 this Dec.12 and bars, hotels, and restaurants in the Big Apple are celebrating with signature cocktails in his honor.
On what would have been Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday, one of his close friends is opening up about the man and his legacy.
Harry Connick Jr. and Celine Dion have also been added to the special.
The special will air December 6th on CBS.
Executive Director of the GRAMMY Museum Bob Santelli conceptualized the idea with the Sinatra family.
A couple of New York exhibits are paying homage to the centennial of Frank Sinatra's birth by displaying rare photographs and mementos, many of them from the family archive.
A restaurant in midtown Manhattan will be paying tribute to Ol' Blue Eyes on Friday.
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This week WLNY's Toni Senecal heads to Hoboken in search of Sinatra.
The yellowed, text-only 1934 license was issued, typo and all, to Francis Sintra, 841 Garden St., Hoboken, New Jersey.
After a Vanity Fair feature with famous mom, Mia Farrow, sparked rumors that Frank Sinatra is actually the father to Ronan, 25, the young lawyer made a joke about the scandal on social media.
This week WLNY's Toni Senecal headed across the Hudson River to Hoboken, New Jersey the historic home of Frank Sinatra.
While she was hanging out in Hoboken, Toni stopped by Sinatra's favorite bakery, snacked on cheese steaks, and sampled some of the best clams that New Jersey has to offer.
Hal David, whose simple, heartfelt lyrics made a perfect fit with Burt Bacharach's quirky melodies and resulted in dozens of hit songs, including ``Do You Know the Way to San Jose'' and ``Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head,'' died Saturday. He was 91.
The East 72nd Street duplex was owned by Frank Sinatra from 1961 until 1972.
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