Word: barings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...clicheland where the journey through life is so predictable that it seems exactly like going nowhere. It begins with Wedding-Night Jitters. Yes, the new groom is frightened back into his pants. Morning-After Bliss finds the couple beamish and breaking into a delightful soft-shoe dance in their bare feet. Comes the nine-month dawn, or Counting the Contractions. "This has been going on for millions and millions of years," coos Mary Martin reassuringly. Preston, looking as if he were in protracted labor pains of his own, replies ruefully: "How did the men ever live through...
...lias died at the age of 30. The corpse is fitted with a modish sheath dress and has a typewriter on its lap. "You look odd," says Bahs aside to Gianna. She replies: "Don't you think it repulsive to see our Blaisie, our dignified Blaisie, with a bare shoulder and her Underwood on her belly...
...inevitable result has been to turn Picasso himself into a living legend, and for this he largely has photographers to thank. As a stocky, bare-chested figure with burning black eyes who would strike poses as dramatic as his paintings and don any kind of outlandish costume, he has at times come perilously close to being taken for a poseur. What the cult of personality obscures is the degree to which Picasso has always been his own self-generating...
...junkies and homosexuals lolling on their beds. About halfway through, Warhol switches to color; he blasts the face of a blond boy with orange light. For a half-hour we watch him under various lights while he slithers out of his pants, culminating in a view of his bare flank. When the films runs out, the movie ends...
...answered the question by throwing out convictions for demonstrations in public places. Yet the court could not blind itself to the ominous change in civil rights protest-from early nonviolence to last year's holocaust in Watts. And a changing judicial attitude became apparent last February, when a bare majority of only five Justices reversed the convictions of Louisiana Negroes who had refused to leave a segregated public library. The sharpest dissenter was the court's stoutest liberal, Justice Hugo Black. Said he: "It has become automatic for people to be turned loose as long as whatever they...