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...lucky woman into his arms; Kelly was grounded, seemingly welded to terra firma, and when he held a woman, she felt the imprint for days. Cyd Charisse, who danced with Kelly in "Singin? in the Rain" and, the next year, with Astaire in "The Band Wagon," says her husband always knew which dancer she?d been working with. "If I didn?t have a mark, it was Fred Astaire. And if I was black and blue, it was Gene Kelly." Not to say that both men didn?t work their leading ladies hard. Debbie Reynolds, co-starring with Kelly...
...Widener Library and Sever Hall, were funded by donations from women. But in both of these cases, the buildings were constructed to commemmorate the men in these women’s lives—in the case of Mrs. Widener, her son, in the case of Mrs. Sever, her husband...
...BLUES Being the main financial provider in a family is still important to the psychological well-being of many men. A study published in the Journal of Marriage and the Family reports that the larger the percentage a wife contributes to the total family income, the more likely a husband is to report feelings of depression and dissatisfaction...
...Salaam Bombay!, had a city street orphan for its hero. Nair enjoyed an art-house hit in 1992 with Mississippi Masala, starring Denzel Washington. It was an exuberant, surprising interracial romance about the American South, motels and the Asian expulsion from Uganda. (Got that?) She met her second husband, Ugandan political scientist Mahmood Mamdani, while researching that film and spent nine years living mostly in Africa...
...fellowship is named after Elliot L. Richardson ’41 and Anne Hazard Richardson ’51, the only husband and wife ever to have served on Harvard’s Board of Overseers, the University’s second-highest governing board...