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From debutantes to designers, the legendary hotel has been the epicenter of chic New York soirées since 1930.
Barbara Walters
Barbara Walters, born in Boston in 1929, redefined American television journalism with her piercing interviews and trailblazing presence. The first woman to co-anchor a network evening news program in 1976, Walters quickly became the grand dame of prime-time interrogations, fearlessly grilling world leaders and celebrities alike. Known for her signature mix of charm and tenacity, Walters made headlines herself—whether it was her frosty rivalry with Harry Reasoner or the infamous Barbara Walters Specials. While critics often panned her for being too soft, her ability to extract intimate confessions from the powerful cemented her legacy as television's ultimate interviewer.
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Liz Smith is calling. It’s mid-July, she’s supposed to be on vacation, she’s 93 years old and it’s 93 degrees outside.
