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Viewing the permanent marriage crisis in Hollywood, the late Robert Benchley took the position that, like cinematography itself, the whole thing is an illusion; there really are no more divorces among film stars than among dentists, only more publicity. But, faced with never-ending divorce bulletins from Hollywood, puritans are...
Among all the ceaseless points of competition between the male and female of the species, at least one area of male superiority has long been supposed unchallenged: women are lousy drivers, men are great. Last week that illusion, too, was shattered. In one of the most competitive of U.S. driving...
Just when almost all Britain was rejoicing over the impending May marriage of Princess Margaret to a happily suitable commoner, Photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones, the editors of a top British authority on noble genealogy, Debrett's Peerage, came along to spoil the illusion that Tony is just an ordinary...
Now that he had copped another of his country's highest honors, Britain's shaggy-caved Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, 66, newly elected Chancellor of Oxford University (TIME, March 14), perhaps felt that he could let down his eaves a bit and tell on himself. To a wide...
The illusion Author Wilson may have to kill is that he is a born novelist.