Few stars have captured our hearts quite like Shirley MacLaine, whose career has spanned over six decades with performances ...

Shirley MacLaine is marking the 40th anniversary of her best actress Oscar win. The "Terms of Endearment" star recently commented on how Hollywood has changed over the decades.

Shirley MacLaine met Elvis Presley when they were working together on the Paramount lot in the '50s. (Getty Images) "I just told him to be nice to people and kind, because he was a huge star then." ...

Shirley MacLaine made her acting debut in 1955. Taylor Jewell/Invision/AP. In “American Dreamer,” Dinklage, 54, plays Dr. Phil Loder, a low-paid and frustrated college professor whose dream of ...

Veteran star Shirley MacLaine danced her way from ballet classes to fame and fortune, crediting the hoofing for giving her ...

Shirley MacLaine, born April 24, 1934, is an Oscar-winning American actress who rose to prominence in the 1950s and ’60s with films such as “The Apartment,” “Ask Any Girl” and “Ocean ...

Shirley MacLaine won an Oscar for her role in the 1983 movie "Terms of Endearment." And at an age when other stars might be slowing down, she still seems to be just getting started.

Shirley MacLaine was having a major moment in 1983, the year she starred in Terms of Endearment, the movie for which she would finally win the best actress Oscar on her fifth nomination.

Shirley MacLaine had a few facts to go on when she accepted the part of Marjorie Nugent in Richard Linklater’s latest film, Bernie: It is based on a true story. Nugent was mean and nasty.

A screen legend for over 70 years, Shirley MacLaine boasts a diverse career across Broadway, film, and television. With six Academy Award nominations and a Best Actress win for Terms of Endearment ...

The stars haven’t aligned the way Shirley MacLaine would have liked for “Elsa & Fred,” the late-life love story starring herself and Christopher Plummer. “I love that it’s being released ...

Shirley MacLaine felt her younger brother Warren Beatty's pain during Sunday's big Oscar flub. Beatty was given the wrong envelope and thus co-presenter Faye Dunaway read the wrong winner for the ...