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Friday, May 22, 1998 Published at 03:32 GMT 04:32 UK
Special Report
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Final curtain for Sinatra
Hollywood has said farewell to the legendary entertainer Frank Sinatra at a star-studded funeral in Beverly Hills. |
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Family battle over Sinatra's millions
Pasta sauce, ties and "singing" porcelain plates are being fought over by the relatives of Frank Sinatra. |
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Sinatra fans swamp record shops
Admirers of Ol' Blue Eyes are flocking to buy the music of one of the century's best-loved singers. |
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Ol' Blue Eyes - Tributes and memories
Sinatra - Tributes and memories |
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Clinton leads Sinatra tributes
US President Bill Clinton has sent his condolences to the family of singer Frank Sinatra as the tributes pour in from around the world. |
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Frank Sinatra obituary
Frank Sinatra, the son of Italian immigrants, began singing as a waiter and quickly rose to international fame. He married four times and was adored by millions. |
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Mafia reports dogged Sinatra
Frank Sinatra regularly denied Mafia links, but reports of mob ties dogged him throughout his long career. |
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Sinatra's no contest will
Ol' Blue Eyes put a clause in his will disinheriting anyone who challenges it. His wife and children receive most of his fortune though most of his estate had already been transferred to a trust fund. |
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