"Viva Las Vegas" is celebrating its 60th anniversary. In one of his most well recognized roles, rock star Elvis Presley stars in the movie as Lucky Jackson, a race-car driver preparing for the Grand ...

Viva Las Vegas remains one of Elvis Presley’s most beloved films. Released in 1964, the film is remembered equally for its electric dance numbers and the undeniable chemistry between Presley and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. television and more, Ann-Margret, 82, feels gratitude and pride. "I had this thing about performing and being in front of an ...

When it comes to Vegas, always bet on red. With her fiery coif, primal moves, and dynamic presence, Ann-Margret is always on the money. And in the 1964 filmViva Las Vegas, the Swedish beauty is a ...

Ann-Margret, left, and Elvis Presley pose in 1964 for a publicity photo for their new film “Viva Las Vegas.” (Liaison) LAS VEGAS — The song’s opening line tells the story of Las Vegas — then and today ...

Ann-Margret is reminiscing on the days she spent working with Elvis Presley. Over 60 years after starring alongside the King of Rock and Roll in the hit film Viva Las Vegas, Ann-Margret still ...

Watching Ann-Margret shimmy so energetically next to Elvis in kitschy movies such as Viva Las Vegas or stab people and set fire to things as an angry delinquent in 1964’s campy Kitten with a Whip so ...

The director of Elvis Presley's movie 'Viva Las Vegas' explained why a complete version of its soundtrack wasn't released in the 1960s. Parker seemed worried that the singer’s co-star, Ann-Margret, ...

Elvis Presley made a return to live performing in 1969 with his International Hotel residency in Las Vegas, Nevada, but in all the time he played there, he never once performed “Viva Las Vegas.” This ...

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A commercial hit, Viva Las Vegas was released in May 1964 during the height of Elvis Presley’s reign on both the stage and the screen. Written by Sally Benson and directed by George Sidney with ...