It was the summer of 1999, a few days after John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette and her sister died in the plane crash off Martha’s Vineyard, and I was going to lunch with my editor in Tribeca. On the way to the restaurant, we passed the entry to the loft building where Read More
It was the summer of 1999, a few days after John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette and her sister died in the plane crash off Martha’s Vineyard, and I was going to lunch with my editor in Tribeca. On the way to the restaurant, we passed the entry to the loft building Read More
True fact: Many, many women say that they would not kick Brian Dennehy out of bed.
To wit: a balmy Saturday night around 11 P.M., outside the stage door of the Eugene O’Neill Theater. It was two days before Mr. Dennehy and Death of a Salesman would sweep the Tony Awards. Dozens of women were Read More
When She Was Bad , by Patricia Pearson. Viking, 288 pages, $24.95.
How unfortunate women are! Denied, among so many things, the simple satisfactions of violence, the credit for having gotten down and ripped some sucker’s heart out without being instantly excused and summarily dismissed as mindless, innocent victims of major PMS! Our cultural Read More
