Word: daughters
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...pace and meaning in the slow, plaintive tempo of rural Texas life. Mac teaches Sonny a few guitar chords; he sashays through a honkytonk dance with Rosa Lee; he gets dunked in the christening tub at the local Baptist church; he tries to make peace with his rebellious daughter (Ellen Barkin); he visits Dixie's Tara-size mansion to say an elegy over a dead marriage; he tosses a football around with Sonny. Attuned to the movie's rhythm, the viewer will see wounds heal, friendships ripen, a bond sealed between the film makers and the audience...
...have divorced Martin Scorsese because he wanted me to spend my life between the cookstove and the kids," says Model Isabella Rossellini, 30, daughter of Ingrid Bergman and Italian Film Director Roberto Rossellini. Exit American film director nine years her senior. Enter American Model Jon Weidermann, five years younger than she. "With my new husband it is different," says Rossellini of Weidermann, whom she last week admitted to having quietly married in February. "I will have the chance of becoming someone apart from our life together." Isabella has both her mother's smoky good looks and a predilection...
Kahlo was no passive victim of her husband's machismo. She was a tiny, tough-mouthed daughter of a photographer of Hungarian-Jewish descent and a strikingly attractive woman from Oaxaca. Frida herself had a gamy beauty that drew lovers of both sexes. There seem to have been dozens of them, including Sculptor Isamu Noguchi and Leon Trotsky, the exiled Russian revolutionary who died in Mexico shortly after a Stalinist agent put the point of an ice ax through his head. Frida initiated the affair with Trotsky, not because she found "Piochitas" (little goatee) attractive but because she thought...
...Sara and Gerald Murphy were more than monuments of the jazz age. Honoria Murphy Donnelly, their daughter, repeats the familiar accounts of her parents' grand style and hospitality, but she also describes in poignant detail the twin tragedies that shattered their European idyl: the death of the Murphys' sons, Baoth in 1935 of a sudden attack of meningitis and Patrick in 1937 after a long fight with tuberculosis, each within months of his 16th birthday. "The golden bowl is broken indeed," Fitzgerald consoled his friends. "But it was golden; nothing can ever take those boys away from...
...student contacted from Millersville suggested that Doe resorted to his hoax because of financial difficulties. "Pearse claimed he needed money because he has a dying daughter and he's trying to get treatment for her." said Paul Kasko, an editor at the school newspaper...