She got a kick from champagne; when the ubiquitous, frothy, and, yes, beloved Bubbles Rothermere died in August, London lost one of this century's last true eccentrics - and a Lady to boot

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The late Viscountess Rothermere, who was born Patricia Matthews, tried to launch a film career in the 1950s with the screen name Beverley Brooks. She eventually played a key role in the survival of her husband's newspaper dynasty which includes the Daily Mail.

Management, Newspaper publishing, Biography, Daily Mail (London)(Newspaper), Rothermere, Patricia, Rothermere, Vere

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Forbidden beauty: from hippydom to hip

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A women describes how she overcame the belief that trying to be stylish was morally wrong. Growing up in the 1960s and 70s in Berkeley, CA, she was exposed to fashion only by surreptitiously reading fashion magazines at the library.

Fashion

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The stylists

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Nine Hollywood hairdressers comment on their pre-Oscar night work, and how they interact with the celebrity heads they beautify.

United States, Social aspects, Academy Awards (Motion pictures), Beauticians

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