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☆ Ivan Boesky Was Seen as Greed Incarnate, and Never Said Otherwise
  + stars: | 2024-12-20 | by ( Jonathan Mahler | Devin Gordon | Anthony Giardina | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +8 min
In a stroke of deluxe good fortune, Dr. Ruth Westheimer might have stopped by to be the enlightenment. Bettmann/Getty ImagesWhat Donahue knew was that we — women especially — were eager, desperate, to be understood, to learn and learn and learn. Ruth Westheimer arrived to us from Germany, where she started as Karola Ruth Siegel and strapped in as her life corkscrewed, as it mocked fiction. My favorite Dr. Ruth word was “pleasure.” From a German mouth, the word conveys what it lacks with an American tongue: sensual unfurling. I miss the way Dr. Ruth talked about sex.
Persons: Phil Donahue, Ruth Westheimer, Donahue, geniality, ”, ’, Dr, Ruth, Donahue’s, Bill Clinton, Toya Jackson, Read More Donahue, Bettmann, —, “ Donahue ”, Karola Ruth Siegel, Zelda Rubinstein, Linda Hunt, Yoda, Mapplethorpe, Prince, Ruth’s, ” Westheimer, Thomas Hoepker, “ Donahue, “, masturbate, Westheimer, ‘, Wesley Morris Organizations: Reds, Chevy Motors, Israel Defense Forces, Columbia University, Pepsi, Sling, Irish, The New York Times Locations: Cleveland, Germany, Madison, Philadelphia, Swiss, Harlem
☆ How Wally Amos Made His Cookies — and Himself — ‘Famous’
  + stars: | 2024-12-20 | by ( Brett Martin | Devin Gordon | Anthony Giardina | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +8 min
In a stroke of deluxe good fortune, Dr. Ruth Westheimer might have stopped by to be the enlightenment. Bettmann/Getty ImagesWhat Donahue knew was that we — women especially — were eager, desperate, to be understood, to learn and learn and learn. Ruth Westheimer arrived to us from Germany, where she started as Karola Ruth Siegel and strapped in as her life corkscrewed, as it mocked fiction. My favorite Dr. Ruth word was “pleasure.” From a German mouth, the word conveys what it lacks with an American tongue: sensual unfurling. I miss the way Dr. Ruth talked about sex.
Persons: Phil Donahue, Ruth Westheimer, Donahue, geniality, ”, ’, Dr, Ruth, Donahue’s, Bill Clinton, Toya Jackson, Read More Donahue, Bettmann, —, “ Donahue ”, Karola Ruth Siegel, Zelda Rubinstein, Linda Hunt, Yoda, Mapplethorpe, Prince, Ruth’s, ” Westheimer, Thomas Hoepker, “ Donahue, “, masturbate, Westheimer, ‘, Wesley Morris Organizations: Reds, Chevy Motors, Israel Defense Forces, Columbia University, Pepsi, Sling, Irish, The New York Times Locations: Cleveland, Germany, Madison, Philadelphia, Swiss, Harlem
☆ Sam Rubin, TV Anchor Known for His Hollywood Reporting, Dies at 64
  + stars: | 2024-05-11 | by ( Emmett Lindner | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: 1 min
Sam Rubin, a journalist for the television station KTLA 5 in Los Angeles whose morning interviews with celebrities became requisite viewing for much of the entertainment industry and who endeared himself to Hollywood insiders with his geniality and knowledge of their work, died on Friday. Mr. Rubin’s death was announced by a KTLA anchor, Frank Buckley. A tribute segment that aired on the station said the cause was a heart attack. In an industry known for its changing names and evolving trends, Mr. Rubin was for decades a mainstay for viewers across the city and an interview with him was considered a rite of passage for many stars. His ability to make celebrities feel comfortable as he asked them about their craft spanned generations.
Persons: Sam Rubin, Rubin’s, Frank Buckley, Rubin Organizations: KTLA, Hollywood Locations: Los Angeles
☆ Wrestling With Identity at the Edinburgh Festival
  + stars: | 2023-08-11 | by ( Houman Barekat | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +2 min
Questions of nationhood, identity and belonging loom large in three politically themed productions at this year’s Edinburgh International Festival. The tagline for this year’s edition is “community over chaos,” and there was plenty of both in “Thrown,” a National Theater of Scotland production running at the Traverse Theater through Aug. 27. When Imogen encourages Jo to take a greater interest in racial politics, this puts a strain on Jo and Chantelle’s friendship. Chantelle resents Imogen for boiling everything down to race and vents her frustration at being seen as privileged, simply because she is white. Helen provides moral support to Pam when she reveals her struggles with her gender identity and delivers the play’s defining monologue: a positive message of unity through celebrating difference.
Persons: “, ”, Nat McCleary, Johnny McKnight, it’s, haggis, kilts, Jo, Adiza, Chloe, Ann Taylor, Imogen, Efé, Chantelle, Lesley Hart, Pam, Maureen Carr, Helen, Carr Organizations: Theater of Scotland, Traverse Locations: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Scottish, Scotland
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