Maureen Orth got the queen mother of rock ‘n’ roll to level about how bad things once were and how good they are now. She also got an earful from Ike.
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Original Publication – The Village Voice, October 8, 1980 The Bee Gees, the high-pitched heart, soul and bank of the Robert Stigwood entertainment empire and one of the largest selling…
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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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Original Publication: New York Magazine – February 11, 1980. Irving Azoff is throwing chocolates out of the window of his speeding limousine, just wafting them right out there onto the…
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Original Publication: New York Magazine – March 26, 1979 Take a night, any night, right now in Manhattan. Kiss is rehearsing. David Bowie, James Taylor, and Carly Simon are recording….
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Original Publication: November 6, 1978. By Maureen Orth and Bruce Henderson. “Mike Curb will help the working man, the senior citizen, everybody,” announces one TV commercial. “He’s active, he’s dedicated,…
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