Elvis famously lived in Graceland mansion for 20 years from the time he bought the property in March 1957 until his death in August 1977. It served as the home where he and Priscilla Presley raised their only daughter together, Lisa Marie Presley.

Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion has been voted the "Best Holiday Historic Home Tour" for the eighth year in a row.

After Priscilla Presley shut down a claim that granddaughter Riley Keough is the biological mom of John Travolta's son Ben, here's a guide to who's definitely related in Elvis Presley's family tree.

Elvis Presley‘s Graceland celebrates the holiday magically by reintroducing fans to a 67-year-old item that defines the season. It brings the Memphis home to life annually and was purchased by Elvis in 1957 for his first Christmas at Graceland.

It might be one of the most famous estates in America, but its notoriety didn’t dissuade a Missouri woman from trying to fraudulently sell Memphis landmark Graceland, the former home of Elvis Presley.

The Elvis Presley estate is breathing a sigh of relief. Last year, the “Hound Dog” singer’s former home-turned-museum was wrapped up in an elaborate real estate scheme. Fortunately, the family caught the plot before losing control over Graceland.

MEMPHIS, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Last week, Graceland welcomed fans from around the world to Memphis for the annual Elvis Week celebration. As part of the festivities, Graceland debuted two new exhibits inside Elvis Presley’s Memphis entertainment complex.

Elvis Presley loved spending the holidays at Graceland. It was a time of year when he could rest and recharge after months of performing concerts or filming movies. However, he didn’t always celebrate Thanksgiving with his family and friends at Graceland ...

Elvis Presley was found dead on the bathroom floor of his Graceland home on August 16, 1977, and his cause of death has always been speculated.

Watch the first official trailer of the Oscar-nominated 'Elvis' filmmaker Baz Lurhmann's documentary EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, about the King's Vegas era.

In one of Graceland's most legendary rooms, Elvis Presley transformed a classic Carpenters song into something entirely his own.