The man who framed the Sixties

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Photographer David Bailey feels that he is not really rich, as he continues to go to work every day. He has always been very ambitious, but does not really regard himself as living a rebellious life. He was able to attract beautiful women, photographs of some of whom are displayed as part of an exhibition of his work at Hamiltons in London, England. His photographs have great power to bring back to life the 1960s, the first decade in which his work came to public attention.

Interview, Exhibitions, Photographers, Photography, Bailey, David

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In Robeson's footsteps

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Bass-baritone Willard White states that he does not feel old, although he does sometimes feel tired. He does not feel that there is any particular reason why an ageing voice should have an impact on whether he can take on new roles. However, he recognizes that some roles, such as Wotan in Wagner's 'Ring Cycle,' need a certain maturity in the voice. He believes that there are no real barriers to the sort of roles he can perform.

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David McTaggart

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Businessman and environmental activist David McTaggart was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1932. He was Chmn of Greenpeace International between 1979 and 1991.

Obituary, Businessmen, McTaggart, David Fraser

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