Rosemary Clooney Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

Rosemary Clooney was a popular American actor and cabaret singer in the fifties and had the No.1 hit Come on-My House to her credit. The famous Hollywood actor George Clooney is her nephew. The singer started her singing career with Betty Clooney, her sister as a duo in bands and on radio before she decided to go solo. She had several other hit numbers to her credit such as This Ole House, Hey There, Half as Much, Tenderly, Mambo Italiano and Botch-a-Me to name a few.

Though she was a successful as a Jazz vocalist her career was doomed in the Sixties due to problems like her drug addiction and severe depression. But during the seventies, when Bing Crossby, one of her former co-stars, asked her to perform with him at a show that marked his fiftieth anniversary in the show business, her career got the much needed boost.

When Betty, Rosemary’s sister died at the age of 45 due to a brain aneurysm, she organized a memorial for her departed sister in association with the Betty Clooney Center at Long Beach in California for all those young adults who are brain-injured. She performed there every year so that she could raise funds for the foundation. Read on to know more about her life and works