Original Publication: Vogue — October, 1984. Secretary of Transportation, wife of Senator Bob Dole, an advocate of women’s rights and yet a loyal Reaganaut, Elizabeth Dole is the Republican’s designated…
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Original Publication: Vogue, September 1984. By Maureen Orth & Karen Feld. IN THE CAPITAL, KNOWLEDGE IS POWER—SO ARE LUNCHES, DINNER PARTIES, TENNIS, SHOPPING, SUPERMARKETS… Being informed, Washington style, is a…
Read morePeople are talking about the most controversial movie of the year Terms of Endearment. It’s either the brightest and bravest or sappiest and soapiest — star-maker of 1984. Here, an intimate talk with “Terms” author Larry McMurtry about the fabulous women of his imagination and his life . . . And a celebration of Shirley MacLaine — her sexy, gutsy presence in this movie proves that aging well is the best revenge
Read moreHer life is a series of amazing twists, from Hollywood child to Barbarella to Hanoi Jane to — now — big-time tycoon and one of America’s most-admired women. Here, Fonda talks about the turning points of her life . . . and what’s next.
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Original Publication – Savvy, February 1982 Today, as entrepreneur and producer, Fonda manages the money that makes the movies that carry the messages that she believes in. Says the 44-year-old…
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Talking About . . . Religion on TV: Norman Lear tackles the hot new issue
Original Publication: Vogue, February, 1982. This month, a celebration of the real American Way – diversity The true battlefield in the fight for the hearts and minds of America is…
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