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Ann-Margret, 78, strikes a pose as veteran actress attends journalism awards show
The stars were gathered to celebrate the valuable work of art and entertainment journalists.
Bye Bye Birdie star Ann-Margret looked decades younger than her 78 years as she arrived at the Los Angeles Press Club's National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards Sunday in LA.
The Swedish-born actress was joined on the red carpet by activist and #MeToo originator Tarana Burke, 46, and actor Danny Trejo, 75, among others.
Youthful: Ann-Margret looked decades younger than her 78 years as she arrived at the Los Angeles Press Club's National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards Sunday in LA
Ann-Margret, full name Ann-Margret Olsson, looked elegant in a black velvet dress covered in ornate stitching, which she paired with black leather gloves with jeweled cuffs.
The Grumpy Old Men star wore her red hair in a long bob and had on a pair of pink-tinted glasses.
The ceremony was originally founded in as the National Entertainment Journalism Awards, and is open to any journalist covering the arts or entertainment topics in the US, even if they're based in other countries.
In addition to journalists, the ceremony also honors members of the entertainment industry who use their high-profi
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Ann-Margret describes her Elvis Presley connection, remembers nibbling on Pat Boone's shoulder
Ann-Margret’s life forever changed when she shared the screen with The King.
In , the sultry Swedish star appeared opposite Elvis Presley in "Viva Las Vegas," one of the most recognizable films from the singer’s career. For decades, even long after Presley died in at age 42, many have speculated about their relationship when cameras stopped rolling. For the actress, what happened in Vegas stays in Vegas. She has only spoken of their friendship and experience of bringing the beloved musical to life.
Ann-Margret still refers to her co-star Elvis Presley as "E.P."(FilmPublicityArchive/United Archives via Getty Images)
"It was a joy working with E.P.," the year-old told Fox News Digital. "We felt music the same way. We would listen to music, we would look at each other and woo! We would be moving the same way."
Ann-Margret as Rusty Martin and Elvis Presley as Lucky Jackson in the musical film "Viva Las Vegas," circa (Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images)
But before sparks flew with the hip-swiveling icon, Ann-Margret appeared alongside Pat Boone in ’s "State Fair." During one steamy scene, Ann-Margret sent hearts racing as she nibbled on the entertainer, known for his squeaky