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Linda Gray reveals that Larry Hagman dreaded kissing scenes and would liven them up with pranks like peanut butter (and onions) on set. As Julien's Auctions launches “Ladies of the '80s,” Gray is selling Dallas memorabilia, including two of her original Who Shot J.R.? scripts, along with other props and personal items, with a live online auction on Aug. 12, 2026.
Ann-Margret, 85, is opening her personal archives for Julien’s Auctions, selling memorabilia from her iconic career and Bob Mackie costumes, including a 1997 Harley‑Davidson Sportster Hugger she rode for over 20 years; the sale launches June 23, 2026 and highlights her love of speed and freedom as a lifelong source of youth and vitality.
Julien's Auctions will present "Bombshell: The Raquel Welch Collection," featuring over 500 of the late actress's cherished items, including costumes, awards, and memorabilia from her iconic films and television shows, such as One Million Years B.C. and The Three Musketeers. The collection will also include her Hollywood Walk of Fame plaque, a 2018 Mercedes-Benz SL 550 convertible, and custom-made ensembles from renowned designers. The auction, to be held in Los Angeles on April 12, will also feature jewelry pieces and will be available for online bidding.
Kurt Cobain's smashed Fender Stratocaster, which was once put back together and is no longer playable, was sold at Julien's Auctions for $596,000, nearly 10 times more than the opening price. The guitar was wrecked while Cobain and his band worked on their landmark album, Nevermind, in the early 1990s and was eventually repaired and gifted to his friend and musical collaborator, Mark Lanegan of the Screaming Trees. The guitar features inscriptions from Cobain, Novoselic, and Grohl, and is considered a highly collectible item.
Kurt Cobain's smashed Fender Stratocaster guitar, featuring the signatures of Nirvana's three members, sold for almost $600,000 at a Julien's auction in New York, more than 10 times its original estimate. The guitar was smashed during the making of Nirvana's Nevermind album in the early 1990s and was given to the late Screaming Trees lead singer Mark Lanegan during the band's tour in 1992. The handwritten set list from Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" debut performance in 1991 also sold for $50,800 at the same auction.
Kurt Cobain's smashed Fender Stratocaster guitar, featuring the signatures of Nirvana's three members, sold at auction for $595,900, more than 10 times its original estimate. The guitar was given by Cobain to the late Screaming Trees lead singer Mark Lanegan during Nirvana's Nevermind tour in 1992. Nirvana's handwritten set list from the band's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" debut performance in 1991 also sold at the same auction Saturday for $50,800, twelve times its original estimate.
Kurt Cobain's smashed Fender Stratocaster sold for $595,000 at an auction at the New York City Hard Rock Cafe, exceeding the expected price of $60,000. The guitar was originally given to musician Mark Lanegan of the Screaming Trees in 1992 during Nirvana's "Nevermind" tour, and all three members of Nirvana signed it in silver marker. Cobain's personal items have previously sold for high prices, including a Fender Mustang for $4.5 million and a sweater for $334,000.