The Ginger Rogers is named after the iconic actress and dancer who appeared opposite Fred Astaire in 10 highly successful ...

AILSA CHANG, HOST: Ginger Rogers, the late legendary actor and dancer from Hollywood's golden age, would have turned 112 this week. And that seems like a fine reason to let critic Bob Mondello wax ...

Ginger Rogers, who is remembered best for her on-screen partnership with the king of dance, Fred Astaire, was a star in her own right during the golden age of Hollywood.

Virginia Katherine McMath, a.k.a. Ginger Rogers, was born in Independence, Missouri, on July 16, 1911. Lela, gutsy and tenacious, had left her husband, William Eddins McMath, when she was pregnant ...

But Padgitt’s Ginger House Museum — Birthplace of Ginger Rogers, was short-lived, scuttled mostly by the pandemic, Padgitt told The Star. “It was a disaster,” she said.

“Ginger Rogers left her intellectual property and publicity rights to The First Church of Christ, Scientist,” a church spokeswoman told The Star in a statement.

American actress and dancer Ginger Rogers was a star on both the Broadway stage and on the big film screen. On this day in history, July 16, 1911, Ginger Rogers was born in Missouri.