Original Publication: Vogue – February, 1985 Phil Donahue works the air waves like a revival meeting. Incest, wife-beating, transexuality, and rape – Donahue has encouraged America to spill its darkest…
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People 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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Original Publication: Rolling Stone, July 23, 1981 Almost every year, Edy Williams comes to Cannes to strip: on the roofs of cars, at the beach, in front of the wedding-cake…
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Original Publication: Vogue – July, 1980. Deborah Harry is slumped in her chair looking like a prom queen who got kidnapped by the motorcycle gang and liked it; she’s a…
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