Frank Sinatra: enduring icon of stage and screen
Francis Albert Sinatra, born December 12, 1915 in Hoboken, rose from a difficult birth to win an Academy Award for supporting actor in From Here to Eternity. He later earned a Kennedy Center honor in 1983 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1986, with a late career revival via the Duets albums. He remained a defining voice of American pop and film, admired for longevity and influence.
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Sinatra Remembered By Colleagues After Death in Los Angeles
Colleagues and fans mourn Frank Sinatra after the 82 year old star died of a heart attack in Los Angeles while his wife lay nearby. tributes pour from Hoboken to England with Clinton offering condolences as Sinatra’s legacy spans Big Band to modern vocal music.
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