Word: pantsed
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Required dress consisted of baggy pants, mouthguards and helmets. The name tags were falling off, and even some of the red dollar sign emblems on the uniforms, with hockey sticks as bars, were missing.
The Press was once known for its crisp look of white shirts and ties. "We used to wear white shirts, ties, and pants," Snow says. "It was an image that people would remember. They would say, "Oh yeah, they're the band with the ties and shirts."
The works heard Sunday, however, would seem to represent a retreat for Rzewski into purely personal and aesthetic realms, though not a mellowing of his characteristically passionate musical language. None of the three pieces on the program had a discernable social purpose in tow, but Rzewski did make a point...
"WHERE I AM, WITH MY KNICKERS at my knees . . .," begins a typical Anita Roddick anecdote, this one delivered, incongruously, to the editors of a dozen glossy women's magazines. The best of America's beauty press -- including editors from Vogue, Lear's and Mirabella -- have gathered at a swank Manhattan...
LAST APRIL, ROGER CLINTON, WHO IS PARtial to motley Caribbean drawstring pants, squirmed into a tuxedo and showed up at the Regent Beverly Wilshire hotel for a fancy fund raiser honoring his brother Bill. It was, in a way, a coming-out party for Roger. He was seated at the...