Among the most popular articles in Architectural Digest’s illustrious eight-decade history is the series featuring the homes of Hollywood movie stars and directors since the 1930s. Hollywood at Home presents 25 of the best of those articles, offering an intimate look at some of the silver screen’s most fascinating personalities, as reflected in their lavish, inventively designed, and, at times, outrageously opulent homes.

Mixing the old with the new—from Jean Harlow and Clark Gable to Steven Spielberg and, more recently, Diane Keaton—Hollywood at Home provides an up-close-and-personal room-by-room tour of the private residences of such Tinseltown immortals as Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, Cary Grant and Randolph Scott, John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Katharine Hepburn, Dennis Quaid, and Cher. The text and images appear as in the original articles, with minor editorial updates and, in a few cases, additional photography not seen in the original feature. Our endless fascination with the lifestyles of the rich and famous continues unabated, and this glamorous book will enthrall celebrity watchers as well as those interested in architecture and design.

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Paige Rense joined Architectural Digest in 1970 and shortly thereafter was named Editor-in-Chief. Under her direction, the magazine has become the world’s leading design publication, and circulation has grown from 50,000 to 850,000, with a total audience of 5 million readers.

Journalist and biographer Gerald Clarke is the author of two books: Get Happy: TheLife of Judy Garland and the New York Times best-seller Capote. He lives on Long Island, New York.