Word: allene
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...remember, say AT&T officials, the same law allows the company to invade the local calling business. Allen thinks he can quickly grab a 30% share. Some Wall Streeters think 10% to 20% in five years is more likely. But even that much of a $100 billion market would boost profits nicely...
...possible, of course, that John Kennedy Jr. suffers a little from Woody Allen disease (a coquettish tendency to place oneself in optimum paparazzi zones and then act surprised when the flash goes off). Kennedy also has something of his mother's gift for the sly Cheshire's disappearance before your eyes. Some primitives have believed that every photograph taken of a man peels off a layer of his soul. If that were so, nothing would be left of John Kennedy Jr. without his mother's trick of metaphysically absenting herself from the frame--a way of ghost dancing with both...
...When a woman lost her man back then, she lost everything." But those days were supposed to be over, and for many couples, they are. There is no shortage of jilted husbands out there. As Manhattan divorce lawyer Eleanor Alter, who represented Mia Farrow in her proceedings against Woody Allen, puts it, "In most divorces, the fault is not so unequal. Two people have a drink together and they misbehave. Two people drift apart. These aren't heinous things. That's life...
...relates to the first wife's plight. "I always read the papers, and I keep up with all the great divorces, and I am as chagrined and appalled as the next person," she declares. The never married Keaton has been linked in the past with Warren Beatty and Woody Allen, both of whom have gone through their share of women. But Keaton reports that her romances were "nothing like in this movie." Hawn, longtime roommate of Kurt Russell (she has paid alimony to an ex-husband), says all women--even happily married ones--respond to the movie because they know...
From the moment he was arrested for the murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas three years ago, Richard Allen Davis has seemed determined to become a poster boy for evil. Swaggering, unrepentant, Davis smiled often during his trial as details of the kidnapping and killing brought tears to many in the San Jose, California, courtroom. Last week, at the sentencing hearing that followed his conviction in June, Davis reached a startling new low when, moments before being sentenced to death, he accused Polly's father of molesting the girl...