Pop goes the Wieseltier

Article Abstract:

The New Republic literary editor Leon Wieseltier is highly regarded by top Washington, DC, personalities such as Vice Pres. and Mrs. Al Gore, couturier Isaac Mizrahi and restaurateur Brian McNally. Wieseltier has been with The New Republic since 1982.

Officials and employees, Practice, Editors, The New Republic (Periodical), Wieseltier, Leon

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A league of his own

Article Abstract:

Denzel Washington, 40, is one of the top African American actors, earning $10 million a film. The actor discusses his upbringing, parents, education, good fortune, marriage, fatherhood, friends, race and other topics.

Cover Story, African American actors, Washington, Denzel

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Success and the 'Seinfeld' girl

Article Abstract:

Louis-Dreyfus, 36, portrays Elaine in the popular television sitcom 'Seinfeld.' She discusses her new film career, her role on the television series, motherhood, her childhood, 'Saturday Night Live' and other topics.

Personalities, Actors, Actresses, Seinfeld (Television program), Louis-Dreyfus, Julia

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