Gene Tierney in 1945 Silver Screen Collection/Getty Tierney was known for her striking eye color and intense gaze, and in this shot, the green ribbon on her hat perfectly complemented her eyes.

1944: Vincent Price and Gene Tierney in the roles of Shelby Carpenter and Laura respectively, in a scene from the 20th Century Fox film noir, 'Laura', directed by Otto Preminger.

Gene Tierney was an elegant Hollywood movie star who received an Academy Award nomination and was romantically linked with a future president. She lived and worked in Topeka during the late 1950s ...

Sept. 7, 2012— -- Marianne Nestor Cassini, the widow of designer Oleg Cassini, is unhappy with the way her lawyers handled a lawsuit filed by her stepdaughter, Christina Tierney, one of the ...

Curtis Tierney credits his love of hunting, the outdoors, shooting sports and collecting to his grandfather, Gene Tierney. He shot this buck where he and his grandfather used to search for arrowheads.

The daughter of designer Oleg Cassini and Hollywood legend Gene Tierney says she is closer to collecting on a promise, thanks to a Long Island judge’s ruling this month. Christina Cassini, 61… ...

In 1954, when she suddenly fled Hollywood after starring in 30 major movies since 1940, it hardly seemed possible that glittering Gene Tierney might be “broken.” ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Glenwood Cemetery, located at 2525 Washington Avenue, has grown exponentially since its formation in 1871. Originally known as Houston Cemetery Company, Glenwood Cemetery ...