Word: tates
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Andre insists that he has transformed the park from "a latrine for dogs" into a place of beauty. As for cost, pound for pound his new work was a steal. The last time Andre stirred such a ruckus was last year, when London's Tate Gallery admitted it had paid $12,000 for one of his creations: 120 bricks, stacked in a rectangle...
...under an interstate wire-fraud statute. In response, Senator Abraham Ribicoff has introduced a bill prohibiting misuse of federal computers or any data-processing machine affecting interstate commerce. The bill would impose stiff punishments: up to 15 years in prison and a $50,000 fine. Says Justice Department Prosecutor Tate De Weese: "This bill fills the gaps...
...quote attributed to me with regard to the Sharon Tate tragedy in your article "The Sherpas of the Subclause" is not only totally inaccurate, but in bad taste for anyone to have said...
...Neal, Burt Reynolds and Barbra Streisand, whose Mengers-arranged role in A Star Is Born last year earned the Brillo-headed diva about $10 million, minus the agency's 10%. (The story goes that when a frightened Streisand wanted to leave Hollywood after the murder of Sharon Tate, Mengers calmed her down. Stars were not being murdered, Mengers reassured her, only "featured players.") Mengers slyly arranged for Director Mike Nichols to "discover" Client Ann-Margret by inviting them both to one of her frequent dinner parties. "If a person comes to my house for dinner, he has to return...
...casting reflections on the dark mahogany paneling. Flowery remarks by Sir Peter Ramsbotham, British Ambassador to the U.S., and Kingman Brewster, president of Yale and the newly appointed Ambassador to the Court of St. James's. More than 800 distinguished guests, including the directors of London's Tate Gallery and Victoria and Albert Museum plus multimillionaire Art Collector Paul Mellon...