Word: admirerers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Losing one's temper at times, even unjustly, doesn't make a parent a monster. I'm not necessarily an admirer of Joan Crawford, but my sympathy lies with her for not being able to strike back at her accuser from the grave.
THIS IS A very long movie, and it has that odd, wistful note of so many foreign films. As Katerina's flashes of girlishness become more precious, more subdued, and more rare, one slowly feels the complexity of maturity with all it's dreadful compromises. It is not until the...
The fissure that has opened between composers of serious music and the mass audience has been one of the artistic tragedies of the 20th century, with both sides to blame. As new music became more intellectually rigorous-until the point of a work was not how it sounded but how...
The secret of his success, says former U.S. Diplomat Averell Harriman, is his special gift of understanding "the other man's point of view," thereby gaining the precious element of trust. No talent is more vital in the Middle East, and Philip Charles Habib, 61, has so far used...
At a White House meeting on June 23, Smith handed the President a list of roughly 25 candidates; about half of them were women. Some White House aides, in the words of a female Reagan admirer, "have a big problem in coping with professional women," and were neither enthusiastic nor...