Felicity Green, an influential fashion editor at The Daily Mirror, Britain's populist tabloid, who introduced its 5 million readers to the spirited street style of the Swinging Sixties -- notably the youthful fashions of Mary Quant and Biba -- horrifying ... See more
Felicity Green, the influential fashion editor at The Daily Mirror, Britain's populist tabloid, who introduced its five million readers to the spirited street style of the Swinging Sixties — notably the youthful fashions of Mary Quant and Biba — horrifyin... See more
By the time he was 4, Marjoe Gortner was an ordained minister, coached by his parents into a tiny simulacrum of a Pentecostal preacher, belting out hellfire and brimstone. He was born into the business, the fourth generation of a family of ministering men... See more
In 1984, when Brown took over the recently revived publication, a frothy pre-Depression-era title that had been shuttered since 1936, and recast it as an irresistible chronicle of the mechanics of power, she was just 30. Mr. Lawson, a former playwright an... See more
Wayne Lawson, the longtime executive literary editor of Vanity Fair, whose graceful and punctilious editing shaped the magazine's reporting on wealth, class and culture during its heyday -- a 40-year run that began with the wretched excesses of the 1980s ... See more
