Bing Crosby signs autographs for American infantry troops in France, in 1944. Corbis via Getty Images Howard said that when Bing performed for the troops, he refused to wear his toupee.

The Hillsborough estate of famed entertainer Bing Crosby has sold for $25 million. The property was originally listed in January for $40 million, after the passing of Kathryn Crosby, the second wife ...

A Palm Desert estate built by “White Christmas” crooner Bing Crosby in 1955 recently hit the market for $13.5 million. The 6,100-square-foot, Spanish ranch-style retreat sits behind gates on a ...

The Spokane Daily Chronicle ran one of its earliest photos of a young Harry L. Crosby Jr., soon to be known as Bing. Under the headline, “Have Comedy Roles in Gonzaga Play,” was a photo of 20 ...