Word: parise
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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As it turns out, that "Lewis thing" may be the only business trait she and her husband shared. Reg was a brash Harvard-trained lawyer who became the richest African American in U.S. history through ruthless ambition and sheer willpower; Loida is scholarly and low key, the author of three...
It's time for the Paris couture shows again--a riveting glimpse at clothes few can afford and fewer still would wear. Christian Lacroix said he was "inspired by ethnicity and beautiful things from all over," but neglected to mention in which country one would feel comfortable wearing the above...
It's a gray, sprinkly day that seems Parisian, except it's not; it's just another dank fall day on New York City's upscale Upper West Side. Outside a cafe, lighting a cigarette in the light rain, sits a woman who when she sings sounds for all the...
Peyroux (prounounced like the country Peru) was born in Georgia, but after her parents divorced, her mother, a French teacher, moved to Paris along with her daughter. Young Madeleine soon began to explore the city. "I saw these street performers and I was fascinated," she says. Soon she was one...
DIED. SABINE ZLATIN, 89, Polish-born nurse who risked her life to give dozens of Jewish children refuge at an isolated farmhouse in Izieu, France, during World War II; in Paris.