Hope: The Autobiography' is the first memoir by a living pope and Bridgewater actress gets recognized for her role in 'The ...

Mia Farrow is going to have a Mother's Day to ... she says it makes her think about her own mother, Maureen O’Sullivan. "I'm absolutely gobsmacked. It's such an honor, and I know everyone ...

Farrow, the daughter of director John Farrow and "Tarzan" actor Maureen O'Sullivan, became ill during an LA polio outbreak in the summer of 1954. "What I saw will never leave me — in the ...

She said: “I am deeply shocked and appalled by the Parole Board’s recommendation to transfer Christopher John Farrow to an open prison in preparation for his release. “Farrow cold-bloodedly ...

She said: “I am deeply shocked and appalled by the Parole Board’s recommendation to transfer Christopher John Farrow to an open prison in preparation for his release. “Farrow cold-bloodedly ...

in Los Angeles to director John Farrow and actress Maureen O’Sullivan. She was the third-oldest of seven kids, and her godparents were Oscar-winning director George Cukor and prolific gossip ...

It is an extra special, celebratory weekend for Mia Farrow and her family. On Sunday, February 9, the Rosemary's Baby actress rang in her milestone 80th trip around the sun. She was born Maria de ...

About Mia Farrow was born into a showbiz family in Los Angeles, Calif. in 1945. Her mother, Maureen O’Sullivan was a popular film and TV actress and her father, John Villiers Farrow was an ...

Mia Farrow recalled the moment that Frank Sinatra had her served with divorce papers on the set of Rosemary's Baby. Frank took Mia's virginity and then married her in Las Vegas in 1966, provoking ...

Sedgley and known as Greystoke Cottage, the recently renovated home rests on over a half-acre of land and sports four bedrooms and five baths spread across nearly 4,300 square feet of John ...

who grew up in Hollywood as the daughter of the director John Farrow and the movie star Maureen O’Sullivan (best known as Jane to Johnny Weissmuller’s Tarzan in the 1930s). “I can’t even ...