Bette Davis

Beginning in 1952 when the Cecil B. deMille Award was presented to its namesake visionary director, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has awarded its most prestigious prize 66 times.

Bette Davis, 78, attended the 43rd Golden Globes held Friday, January 24, 1986, at the Beverly Hilton hotel, after recovering from a stroke in 1983. On stage she presented the Best Picture award to Sydney Pollack for Out of Africa, backstage she posed with her contemporary, actress Sylvia Sidney, 76, Golden Globe winner as Best Supporting Actress for the TV movie An Early Frost.

In January the HFPA visited the set of Feud, the new limited series premiering on FX on Sunday March 5. Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon play Joan Crawford and Bette Davis at the time of their, ehm, collaboration on the 1962 film What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? At the time Crawford was 56, Davis 54, and Hollywood was swarming with young talent - Marilyn, Jayne, Liz, Audrey, and newcomers like Ursula Andress, Brigitte Bardot and Natalie Wood.

Jack Tewksbury takes a trip down Hollywood's Memory Lane.    Jake Rosenberg was the Waxman and Finke of the 1950-1960s, writing and publishing Hollywood Closeup, a back-stage weekly.