Ann Miller is the recipient of many awards. Among them the Best Legs Award from the Hall of Fame. The George M. Cohen award for the best female entertainer in 1980 and the prestigious Sarah Siddons award for best performer of the year for "Sugar Babies" in 1984. She was also nominated for a Tony award for "Sugar Babies" and a also a nominee for the Laurence Olivier award in London in 1989 for "Sugar Babies" She was just honored on "This is Your Life" television show in England, which included twenty stars who came to honor her. Ann received an award for the best dance number from the Dance Awards of America for the MGM Disney television dance special. In 1992 she was honored for the Life Time Achievement Award bestowed upon by the University of Southern California. She recently received the Ms. Wonderful Award from the Thalians and then the Gene Autry Golden Boot Award for her performances in western films in the 1940's. The Gypsy Award for her life time achievement from the Dance Society of America in 1993 was received and most of Hollywood came to honor her. In 1994 she received the Flo-Bert Tap Dancers of America Award in New York and a life time achievement award from the Inner Critics Circle of Arizona was received in July of 1994.

Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire has written two books: an autobiography "Miller's Highlife" and "Tapping Into the Force" which is about her psychic abilities. She is also an avid reader, particularly of books about archeology, a science in which she participates actively traveling to Egypt, Israel and the middle east.

Currently Ann lives in Beverly Hills with her secretary "Debbie" and her dogs "Angel" and "Koko". She travels back and forth to her vacation home in Sedona, Arizona where she rinds the peace and tranquillity of the mountains, a refreshing change from the hectic pace of Hollywood.