Joan Henrietta Collins, OBE (born 23 May 1933) is a Golden Globe Award-winning English actress and bestselling author.

Collins separated from her first husband, Maxwell Reed and she eventually divorced him in 1956. Her first serious boyfriend after Reed was Charlie Chaplin's son Sydney Chaplin however she left him for Arthur Loew Jr whom she moved in with after divorcing Reed. The relationship with Loew ended in a row at a New Year's party with Loew screaming at Collins 'you're a fucking bore' and Collins, a raised Read more...

In 1956 she sang the title song in the musical The Opposite Sex.

In 1959 she sang It's Great Not To Be Nominated at the Academy Awards with fellow British actress Angela Lansbury and Dana Wynter.

In 1962 she sang Lets Not Be in the film The Road to Hong Kong with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope.

In 1963 she teamed up with husband, Anthony Newley and Peter Sellers to record the album Read more...