At Indian Wells, it’s not unusual to have as many as five or six press conferences with WTA players per day as the draw ...

With her tomboy charms and expressive face, Clara Bow took Old Hollywood by storm. She was one of the most iconic “It” Girls of her day—in fact, she practically invented the term. But sadly, the glitz ...

Clara Bow, the scandalous star of the silent screen, slipped into Dallas under the cover of darkness on Jul. 21, 1930 in search of an ex-lover and $30,000 in hush money. The femme fatale of silent ...

Taylor Swift had a beautiful dedication to Stevie Nicks for her first-ever live performance of “Clara Bow” on Sunday, June 30. The “Shake It Off” singer, 34, played the closing number from her ...

“The Tortured Poets Department” is Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album and includes a track that has Swifties and non-Swifties alike buzzing: “Clara Bow.” A nice name, “Clara Bow.” It may ring a bell, ...

Taylor Swift's Tortured Poets Department track "Clara Bow" not only namechecks the titular "It" girl, but also Stevie Nicks. The Fleetwood Mac legend just so happened to catch the Eras Tour in Dublin ...

Taylor Swift wrapped up her third and final Eras Tour date in Dublin, Ireland, at Aviva Stadium on Sunday, and she debuted The Tortured Poet’s Department’s closing track “Clara Bow” live along with ...

Were you among the roughly 200 people who attended the Log Cabin’s Prohibition Party in December? Well, look at you being ahead of the trends. Pouty rosebud lips that fit the night’s theme at the ...

For the most part, The Tortured Poets Department lives up to its moody name. But in between mournful ballads about exes and vengeful shots at her enemies, there is one uplifting, feel-good song. Or at ...

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WPRI) — If you’re a Taylor Swift fan, you’ve probably already listened to her new album “The Tortured Poets Department” several times over since she released it last week. But you ...

One track on Taylor Swift’s new album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” honors a long-celebrated, oft-miscast heroine of American feminism: actress Clara Bow. As historians of the 1920s, we’ve studied ...