Clara Bow was an actress who was born in 1905 in Brooklyn. ... Taylor and Clara are both familiar with being scrutinized in the public eye. Clara was one of the biggest stars in the 1920s, ...

Ahead of the release of Taylor Swift's new song "Clara Bow," the late actress' great-granddaughters Nicole Sisneros and Brittany Grace Bell talk with PEOPLE exclusively about the new track ...

Clara Bow had it. And it nearly destroyed her. “It,” in the parlance of the 1920s, was sex appeal, and as a documentary premiering tonight on TCM amply demonstrates, Bow was one of the … ...

Variety went on to dub Bow, who had become known for her trademark pout, flirty eyes and fiery red hair, Hollywood’s “hottest jazz baby.” 45,000 fan letters a month ...

Evidently, Taylor Swift also has an interested eye. “To name your song ‘Clara Bow’ means she knows who Clara Bow is,” Stenn said.

Actress Clara Bow — the reason the term “It Girl” got its name — is having a moment, nearly 60 years after the iconic silent film star died. Bow starred in the 1927 film “It” at the ...

Stenn, who wrote a book on Bow called “Clara Bow: Runnin’ Wild,” referred to her as the first sex symbol in American film. “Men wanted to have her and women wanted to be her,” he said.

Clara Bow was (literally) the it girl of the silent film era, I think this quote from her is quite fitting – "my life in Hollywood contained plenty of uproar. I'm sorry for a lot of it but not ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT/Gray News) - It’s a movie that hasn’t been seen in decades, missing for so long that many didn’t even know it existed. That is, until it turned up in Omaha, Nebraska. On a ...

Stenn, who wrote a book on Bow called “Clara Bow: Runnin’ Wild,” referred to her as the first sex symbol in American film. “Men wanted to have her and women wanted to be her,” he said.

Clara Bow biographer David Stenn said she was the most popular film start of the late-1920s. “The fact that this film was discovered a century after it was made, when does that happen?” he said.