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...head" another time) during squabbles over the filming of a forgettable movie called Meet Danny Wilson. "Bowlegged bitch of a Brooklyn blonde," he called her. "Skinny, no-talent stupid Hoboken bastard," she replied. Whap! She may be the only soul, living or dead, who comes out of Kitty Kelley's gritty biography of Frank Sinatra looking wholesome. That includes two U.S. Presidents, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan, who cheapened their office by pal-ling around with Sinatra, the noted entertainer, bully and bar fighter who had another treasured friend in former Chicago Mafia Don Sam Giancana...
Whatever way he did it -- and he certainly seems to have done it -- Author Kitty Kelley has written about it her way. His Way: The Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra is not yet in bookstores, and Kelley's unflinching portrait of the swaggering singer, said to be based on more than 800 interviews, is already causing a sensation. In PEOPLE magazine excerpts last week and this, % Kelley portrays Ol' Blue Eyes as a score-keeping Lothario whose list of discarded leading ladies includes Elizabeth Taylor, Judy Garland, Lauren Bacall, Victoria Principal and Natalie Wood. Sinatra, who tried unsuccessfully to stop...
Many investors believe that the market is now taking off on another leg of its stampede toward the 2000 mark. Says Thomas Kelley, chairman of BankAmerica's investment-management subsidiary, which handles about $15 billion: "It was so obvious the market was going to come back." Notes Richard Goforth, a broker for the Los Angeles investment firm Crowell, Weedon: "People feel like we're in a good bull market that's going to last for another year...
Once again, Harvard fell behind early--but this time, it managed to catch up. The outside shooting of Co-Captain Kelley Withy--who scored six goals in the game--helped pull the Crimson to a 10-10 draw with just a minute remaining on the clock...
Many liberal scholars and journalists have come down hard on their former ally. Alexander Cockburn has charged in the Nation that Leiken's writings are packed with "calumnies and falsehoods." Kevin Kelley of the Guardian, a small radical newspaper in New York, fumed in an article that "Leiken has clearly perfected a political formula that appeals to neoliberal publications." Leiken has been called a press agent for various contra leaders, and his willingness to testify before congressional committees has brought charges of opportunism. Even analysts who respect Leiken's knowledge of Nicaragua are disturbed by his strong advocacy posture. Says...