Word: warwick
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...agreeing to a unique deal: the casino gives him no fee at all, but picks up all costs and splits the gate with him. If he packs the house, he can make about $40,000 a week. Other stars have cut their asking prices. Bobby Vinton and Dionne Warwick, for instance, have gone down from $125,000 a week...
...first visit to the U.S. in 1964, and appeared in the rock quartet's second film Help! (1965). He often referred to himself as the "fifth Beatle." Blessed with prodigious energy, Kaufman is credited with bringing early attention to such performers as the Rolling Stones, the Who, Dionne Warwick, Stevie Wonder, Bobby Darin and Tony Orlando...
...Sound Effect, Youth, Leisure, and the Politics of Rock 'n' Roll--as twisted a search as ever found its way into print. Rather than illuminating this appealing subject. Frith's book seems to be an earnest attempt to explain why a lecturer in sociology at the University of Warwick has spent much of his life writing for Creem and New York Rocker. The result is so artificially over wrought and scholarly that it lacks the distinctive spontaneity and accessibility of its subject...
DIED. Emma Bugbee, 93, suffragist and onetime high school teacher of Greek who broke through the barriers excluding women from city rooms in the early 1900s to become a reporter for the New York Herald, later the New York Herald Tribune; in Warwick, R.I. During her 56-year career, Bugbee was especially noted for her intimate coverage of Eleanor Roosevelt, who held her own press conferences for female journalists, banned from the all-male presidential briefings...
Anne Mazanek Warwick...