Word: maling
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...charges that his life has become an obscenity. John Osborne's anti-hero-a defeated solicitor in his middle years-has lost his way but not his wittily vituperative voice, and Nicol Williamson, 28, brings this grieving, raging character to memorable life in the most powerful male performance Broadway has seen in more than a decade...
...Regarding your remark [Jan. 7] about our high-quality but as yet little-noticed basketball team: the school is not quite as tiny as TIME seems to think; last year we had more than 1,000 male students. In any case, we have a new yell for the team-"Bring on the Blue Devils...
Since Spain is officially a "kingdom without a king," Franco's successor will presumably be a king-who, according to the fundamental laws, must be an "acceptable" Catholic Spanish male who is of royal blood, is at least 30 years old and swears "loyalty to the principles" of the Franco regime. But how much power the king would have and what kind of government he would preside over are open questions. And if the Cabinet, together with the 13-man Council of the Realm, so decides, it can declare all the royal can didates unacceptable and name a regent...
...fiction, a considerable influence in the arts, a highly visible presence in the cities, from nighttime sidewalks to the most "in" parties. The latest Rock Hudson movie explicitly jokes about it, Doubleday Book Shops run smirking ads for The Gay Cookbook, and newsstands make room for "beefcake" magazines of male nudes. Whether the number of homosexuals has actually increased is hard to say. In 1948, Sexologist Alfred Kinsey published figures that homosexuals found cheering. He estimated that 4% of American white males are exclusively homosexual and that about two in five had "at least some" homosexual experience after puberty. Given...
...brush stroke was immaculate, his subject matter tended toward soaring echelons of well-stuffed nymphs in the buff, ruddy satyrs in postures of half prayer, half lust. When religiosity overcame him, he produced limpid-eyed madonnas and tableaux of martyrs (preferably female) borne by Roman-nosed pallbearers (preferably male). In the heyday of the Second Empire, no one admitted being titillated by his tangles of tushies and concupiscent cupids; the critics professed to see only the pursuit of Raphael's ideal of beauty...