Our celebration of Star of the Month Ingrid Bergman continues all day with her Swedish films. A WOMAN'S FACE ('38) was one of the films she made with director Gustaf Molander. Their pairings are said to represent one of the few high points of Swedish cinema during the 1930s. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Ingrid Bergman on working with Alfred Hitchcock and Cary Grant, November 1945. | MUBI

🌞 The Power of Your Inner Smile 🌞 As we move into the weekend, I want to remind you of something simple — yet profoundly healing. It’s called the Inner Smile. It’s been used for thousands of years in ancient healing traditions to release emotional tension, detoxify the body, and restore balance to every cell. All you have to do is this: Close your eyes. Take a deep breath. And smile — into your body. Smile into your heart, your liver, your lungs, your brain… Feel the gratitude and light flowin

Ingrid Bergman famously announced the first and only tie for Best Actress during the 1969 Academy Awards, splitting the honor between Barbra Streisand and Katharine Hepburn. Both women received exactly 3,030 votes for their performances in Funny Girl and The Lion in Winter, respectively. Credit: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, ABC | History In Pictures