Word: affectionate
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Americans rarely get a close-up look inside the Executive Mansion. Harry Truman showed television viewers around the newly renovated White House in 1952; since then, Jacqueline Kennedy, Lady Bird Johnson and Tricia Nixon have taken the nation on similarly memorable televised tours. This Christmas season, CBS cameramen and reporters...
So when I went to hear what the band (a term used with the greatest affection) had to say this time around, I came away quite disappointed. I was particularly saddened by the degree to which the extraordinarily creative can become alienated from a mindless following. Pete Seeger said it...
For a while Schlesinger and Gilliatt puzzled over how to portray Bob and Daniel's affection. Rather than being recondite, they finally decided to film it as simply as possible. Just as two friends would shake hands upon meeting, so the two are shown greeting each other with a kiss...
When the JetStar puts down in Hot Springs after midnight, Humphrey sees a small crowd of people waiting for him. Some carry signs that read: "You cared for us-we'll stay up all night for you." The reflective mood drops away. "I grabbed a clean shirt after the...
^ Around the turn of the century, the young artist decided to use Picasso alone because it was less common than Ruiz and to show his affection for his mother.