I'm looking at a giant framed photo of Frank Sinatra holding a cocktail (black and white save for his eyes, which are, of course, blue). On my table are giant platters of classic red-sauce fare: ...

We dug into The Post-Standard archives and found dozens of vintage photos of ‘70s concerts, including rock, country, pop, ...

“Frank & Marilyn: The Lives, the Loves and the Fascinating Relationship of Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe ... standing on a subway grate, her white dress billowing around her legs.

The black and white ad also used one of Sinatra’s California homes. “Frank Sinatra is one of my heroes... I couldn’t imagine a spirit more appropriate for such occasions today than Ciroc ...

Think of the most legendary, exclusive parties of the past century: Truman Capote’s Black and White Ball ... The only thing Frank Sinatra had to do to set a room buzzing was walk into it.

It was attended by over 500 guests, including Frank Sinatra ... What Capote managed to achieve with the Black and White Ball remains truly singular; its opulence and envious guest list aside ...

Frank Sinatra in a recording ... Laughing Face),” and “That Old Black Magic.” By the mid-’40s, Sinatra was so popular that he was invited to the White House by President Franklin Roosevelt ...

Frank Sinatra wasn’t just a great singer ... They just sat in a drawer for 60 years, black dots on white paper. “So we got out ‘Give Me the Simple Life,’ and it starts off with those ...