Logline: Columbia Film President Harry Cohn created Kim Novak to be his perfect blonde star, and with her performance in Vertigo, she seemed to have fulfilled his dream. But, in 1957, she fell in love with Sammy Davis Jr., who, with his immense popularity, was breaking the race barrier of a firmly segregated entertainment industry. The story chronicles the backlash against their interracial affair and the alleged Mob hit ordered by Cohn which forced Davis to marry black singer Loray White and end his relationship with Novak.