In the '50s, there were few leading ladies funnier than Judy Holliday. The actress, who was known for her blonde hair, adorable dimples and high-pitched voice, charmed audiences in classics of the era ...

Judy Holliday's deep ties to socialist causes shaped her life, with many family members involved in these organizations. Her portrayal of Billie Dawn in Born Yesterday redefined the 'dumb blonde' ...

Hot Spot sends Judy Holliday to D’hum, pronounced doom. D’hum is a semi-Tibetan, semitropical country populated in its whimsical, multialtitudinal way mostly by yaks and native girls in hula skirts.

On Dec. 25, 1950, Columbia unveiled the Judy Holliday-starring adaptation at its Los Angeles premiere. By THR Staff On Dec. 25, 1950, Columbia unveiled the George Cukor-directed adaptation of Born ...

Judy Holliday and William Holden in Born Yesterday (1950). Holliday’s performance as the sharp-witted Billie Dawn earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1951, beating Hollywood legends Bette ...