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In Conversation | Bruce Weber and Kathleen Turner on Becoming Mentors – NYTimes.com

May 22, 2013 by Vickie Lester

TURNER: Another thing I want to do, and I hope I do, is to pass on a kind of ethics, you know, a professional ethics: Don’t be late. Your job is to be physically able to do this, the role that you have taken on. Don’t keep people waiting. Treat people with respect. Whatever aspect of the work they’re doing, you, you know, an actor is the last person who gets to do their job. You need everybody else before […]

Categories: Art, Blogging, Books, Culture, Design, DIY, Education, Entertainment, Film, Friendship, History, Hollywood, Life, Literature, Los Angeles, Movies, New York, News, Parenting, Photography, Relationships, Story, Theater, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized • Tags: acting, behind the scenes, Bruce Weber, celebrities, design, education, film, history, Hollywood, Inspiration, Kathleen Turner, literature, Los Angeles, mentor, Movie Star, New York, New York Times, on set, painting, photography, student, teaching, the arts, theater

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In Conversation | Bruce Weber and Kathleen Turner on Becoming Mentors – NYTimes.com

May 22, 2013 by Vickie Lester

How did you approach working with your students? WEBER: I decided not to just take photographers. I wanted filmmakers, because I’m a filmmaker myself, but also painters or writers. It seemed like a lot of the people were also writers. And I learned so much about looking at things in the world through books, you know I grew up in a small town — TURNER: Oh, absolutely. via In Conversation | Bruce Weber and Kathleen Turner on Becoming Mentors – […]

Categories: Art, Blogging, Books, Culture, Design, DIY, Education, Entertainment, Film, Friendship, History, Hollywood, Life, Literature, Los Angeles, Movies, New York, News, Parenting, Photography, Relationships, Story, Theater, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized • Tags: acting, behind the scenes, Bruce Weber, celebrities, design, education, film, history, Hollywood, Inspiration, Kathleen Turner, literature, Los Angeles, mentor, Movie Star, New York, New York Times, on set, painting, photography, student, teaching, the arts, theater

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I PUSHED THE SEND BUTTON – AND THE MANUSCRIPT IS TRAVELING THROUGH THE TUBES

May 20, 2013 by Vickie Lester

Here I am, lurking with my computer which doubles as a camera with (what my dad would have called) a saucer-eyed expression. Okay, cut me some slack, I have sent the book flying through the Interwebs. Thank you, my friends. When I hear news, you’ll hear news… NotebookM by Lanny Morgnanesi Best of luck with your book. Sorry I haven’t been following closely. Have you provided details as to what it is about? May 19, 2013 at 9:49 am (Edit) […]

Categories: Advertising, Architecture, Blogging, Books, Culture, Design, DIY, Entertainment, Fiction, Film, Friendship, History, Hollywood, Humor, Life, Literature, Los Angeles, Marriage, Memoir, Movies, New York, Parenting, Photography, Relationships, Story, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized, Writing • Tags: "It's In His Kiss", actor, actress, behind the scenes, Beverly Hills, book, book design, celebrities, Classic Movies, comedy, copy editing, design, director, film, history, Hollywood, Hollywood Blvd, humor, Los Angeles, manuscript, Movie Star, movies, mystery, novel, Old Hollywood, on set, photography, publishing, roman à clef, romance, Sunny Noir

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BOGART AND BACALL AT HOME

May 19, 2013 by Vickie Lester

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Categories: Architecture, Blogging, Children, Culture, Design, Dogs, Entertainment, fashion, Film, History, Hollywood, Life, Los Angeles, Marriage, Memoir, Movies, Parenting, Pets, Photography, Relationships, Story, Travel, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized • Tags: actor, actress, architecture, behind the scenes, Beverly Hills, celebrities, Classic Movies, design, fashion, film, history, Hollywood, home, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Los Angeles, Movie Star, Old Hollywood, photography

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THE DATE – PART V – BY GEORGE KAPLAN

May 19, 2013 by Vickie Lester

THE DATE PART V: BECAUSE MY LOVE FOR YOU WOULD BREAK MY HEART IN TWO Who Am I? Who Will I Be Now? Rhodes Cardell or Will Makepeace? Those questions haunted him as the day of the date came closer and closer like the waters from an on-rushing river. A week and a half had seemed a more than enough time to make up his mind, to get a handle on his feelings, to calmly compose himself, but he soon […]

Categories: Uncategorized, Entertainment, Writing, Movies, History, Culture, Books, Design, Art, fashion, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Photography, Film, Humor, Music, Literature, Fiction, Story, Short Stories, Relationships, Blogging, Truth & Rumors, Life, London • Tags: Hollywood, celebrities, David Bowie, history, fashion, on set, women, design, Los Angeles, film, photographer, identity, behind the scenes, charm, photography, humor, laws of attraction, shy, English, men, romantic, camp, Herb Ritts, story by George Kaplan, The Date, fashion photography, The Date by George Kaplan, self-esteem, persona, undress, nakedness, sexuality, riposte, conundrum, witty, mask, intimate, asexual persona, I'm dancing as fast as I can, delicious decolletage, nudity, veneer, be my baby, Hindenberg, haddock, The Thin White Duke, because my love for you would break my heart in two, consumation

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ORSON WELLES AND CHRISTOPHER

ORSON WELLES AT HOME WITH DAUGHTER CHRISTOPHER IN NEW YORK CITY

May 19, 2013 by Vickie Lester

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Categories: Architecture, Art, Blogging, Children, Culture, Design, Entertainment, fashion, Film, History, Hollywood, Life, Literature, Los Angeles, Marriage, Movies, New York, Parenting, Photography, Relationships, Short Stories, Story, Theater, Travel, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized • Tags: actor, actress, art deco, behind the scenes, celebrities, Christopher Welles, Classic Movies, dance, daughter, design, director, fashion, film, history, Hollywood, interior design, Los Angeles, Mother, Movie Star, New York City, Old Hollywood, Orson Welles, photography, radio, Rita Hayworth, The Mercury Theater

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YOURS TRULY STROLLING WITH THE MISTER WHEN SHE HAS JUST UNTIL MONDAY TO TURN IN HER BOOK TO THE EDITOR

May 18, 2013 by Vickie Lester

Categories: Uncategorized, Entertainment, Writing, Movies, History, Culture, Books, Design, Art, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Film, Travel, Literature, Fiction, Story, Marriage, Relationships, Friendship, Blogging, Advertising, Truth & Rumors, Life, Memoir • Tags: Hollywood, history, on set, director, novel, Los Angeles, film, author, Editor, behind the scenes, photography, humor, "It's In His Kiss", published, Muse, My Mister, Lazy Ox Canteen

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ONE OF THE QUEENS OF PULP – JACKIE COLLINS 1987

May 18, 2013 by Vickie Lester

Categories: Architecture, Art, Blogging, Books, Culture, Design, Entertainment, fashion, Fiction, Film, Friendship, History, Hollywood, Humor, Life, Literature, London, Los Angeles, Movies, Photography, Travel, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized, Writing • Tags: actress, behind the scenes, Beverly Hills, celebrities, fashion, film, history, Hollywood, humor, interior design, Jackie Collins, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Public Library, Lucky, Photographer Tom Zimmerman, photography, Queen of Pulp, The Stud

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BEFORE E.L. JAMES – ELINOR GLYN, CREATOR OF THE “IT” GIRL AND SAUCY SEXUALITY IN THE MODERN NOVEL

May 18, 2013 by Vickie Lester

She pioneered risqué and sometimes erotic romantic fiction aimed at a female readership which was radical for its time, though her writing would not be considered scandalous by modern standards. She coined the use of It, which is repeatedly yet erroneously described as a euphemism for sexuality, or sex appeal. She wrote magazine articles for the Hearst press giving advice on how to keep your man and health and beauty tips. ‘The Elinor Glyn System of Writing’ (1922) gives insights […]

Categories: Art, Blogging, Books, Culture, Design, Entertainment, fashion, Fiction, Film, Friendship, History, Hollywood, Life, Literature, London, Los Angeles, Movies, Photography, Relationships, Story, Theater, Travel, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized, Writing • Tags: actress, behind the scenes, Beverly Hills, celebrities, Clara Bow, director, Elinor Glyn, erotic, fashion, female readership, fiction, film, history, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Marion Davies, Movie Star, novelist, Old Hollywood, photography, romantic, screenwriter, sex appeal, The It Girl

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MUST HAVE FLOWERS – THE WEEKEND IS COMING – AND THE MANUSCRIPT IS TO BE SENT AWAY MONDAY

May 17, 2013 by Vickie Lester

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Categories: Architecture, Art, Blogging, Books, Culture, Design, Entertainment, Fiction, Film, Friendship, History, Hollywood, Humor, Life, Literature, Los Angeles, Marriage, Memoir, Movies, Parenting, Photography, Relationships, Story, Truth & Rumors, Uncategorized, Writing • Tags: architecture, behind the scenes, Beverly Hills, bouquet, Classic Movies, design, film, flowers, history, Hollywood, humor, interior design, literature, Los Angeles, nature, Old Hollywood, on set, photography, plants, weather, writing

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