Love Me Tender marked Elvis Presley’s big-screen debut, showcasing his undeniable charm and talent beyond music. Released in 1956, the film is a mix of romance, drama, and Western flair, set ...

At Tom Parker's behest, Elvis Presley made dozens of movies between 1956-69, and all were a financial success even if many were panned by critics.

The land, on a plateau in the Santa Susana Mountains, used to be part of the Bell Moving Picture Ranch, later renamed the ...

Elvis Presley’s “Love Me Tender” was written by a voice actor from The Wizard of Oz. ... Ken Darby was a composer who became known for working on movie musicals such as Camelot and The King ...

Throughout 1958, Elvis completed basic training and used his two weeks’ leave to record several songs in Nashville. Although never losing his love for music, the icon found himself in West Germany.

In her 1985 memoir Elvis and Me, Priscilla Presley discussed Sinatra. Priscilla heard a rumor that Sinatra was having an affair with Elvis. The “Hound Dog” singer assured her this wasn’t true.

The “Love Me (Bar) Tender” pop-up is an opportunity for patrons to live like the king. From a replica of Elvis's tiki bar to the wild ‘70s furniture to the wood paneling and far-out decor ...

But after Love Me Tender ended, the two sisters — aged 13 and 15 — never showed up at the bus stop where they had planned to meet their older sister and younger brother before heading back home.

Memphis Tourism has brought their Love Me (Bar)Tender experience to Boston for just two nights, Oct. 10-11. The immersive, experiential pop-up is a replica of the iconic Jungle Room at Elvis ...