The intrigue surrounding the last photo taken of Elvis, the one of The King laid out in his casket, continues. The famous photo sent millions of grieving Elvis Presley fans streaming to supermarkets when it appeared on the cover of the National Enquirer weeks after the rock 'n' roll god's...
After playing racquetball all night on his personal court and grabbing a few hours sleep, Elvis suffered an undignified death in his own bathroom. With a dangerous overdose of prescription pain medications in his system, he sat on the toilet and squeezed, doing what's known medically as a ...
On a deeper level, Elvis senses that the book doesn’t really matter. Time is running out. He’s concerned this night with how everything fell apart in his life. He looks regularly over to a vacant chair and imagines he has been joined by Jesse, his twin brother who died at birth. ...
Amid memorial proceedings, Presley's body was laid in an open casket at Graceland for two days, and Lisa Marie remembers waiting to be alone with her father, so that she could "touch his face and hold his hand, to talk to him." Lisa Marie's daughter Riley Keough co-authoredFrom Here ...
Amid memorial proceedings, Presley's body was laid in an open casket at Graceland for two days, and Lisa Marie remembers waiting to be alone with her father, so that she could "touch his face and hold his hand, to talk to him." ...
My guess is that the celebs got a private viewing. Call me crazy. The official viewing in the afternoon was scheduled for two hours, but that was extended by an hour and a half. He always could please a crowd. This picture of Elvis in his casket has been floating around for years. ...
In his will, Elvis had named Vernon executor of the estate and Lisa Marie his sole heir. Two years later, Vernon’s will passed the responsibility to Priscilla and Hanks, along with the National Bank of Commerce in Memphis. It would be their job to oversee the estate until Lisa Marie tur...
Amid memorial proceedings, Presley's body was laid in an open casket at Graceland for two days, and Lisa Marie remembers waiting to be alone with her father, so that she could "touch his face and hold his hand, to talk to him." ...
Like the publication, "Funerals of the Famous Volume 3" (undated) from Kates-Boylston Publications, this is a solid, serious account of how logistical issues were handled for Elvis' funeral. It answers questions about Elvis' casket and offers clues about his autopsy 2001 "The Truth About ...
, Col. Tom Parker, as well as “Elvis and the Memphis Mafia,” she sounds like someone well connected in the Presley world. So it is only a little bit worrisome to see her identified in the jacket copy for her new book as “the first journalist to see Elvis Presley in his casket....