Forget fauxlebrities, when it comes to a long-lasting career, Pauly Shore says it's all about real talent.
Mr. Andersen too has constructed a career around shoring up ruins, recombining and recontextualizing fragments of cinematic history into dazzling new forms.
But after losing his tour card and falling out of the top 1,000 in the world rankings, he has steadily rebuilt his career and shored up his short game with help from Dave Stockton, the former American star turned putting coach who has also worked with Mickelson and McIlroy.
Mr. Giobbi has spent a lot of his career hugging the shore, sticking close to major early 20th century art movements.
I remember the great Paul Strand taking me aside and advising me in no uncertain terms that it would be a disastrous career move.' Shore was the first living photographer to be exhibited at the Met and, to add insult to injury in the purists' eyes, he exhibited his photographs unframed and arranged in a grid three layers high around the walls.
That rather sums up Owen's career outside these shores.
But another close Clinton adviser said her decision to tackle military affairs was very much in keeping with the methodical way she has gone about molding a new public image as she pursues a political career of her own: shoring up areas of vulnerability or weakness in her résumé.
Minnesota Fats, the legendary pool hustler, passed his last days here, and Dinah Shore began her career here with Francis Craig's orchestra.
George Schlatter, a television producer who began his career 40 years ago with "The Dinah Shore Chevy Show," said he took on the job of producing the opening celebration on Thursday afternoon at the Lincoln Memorial at the request of Jerry Weintraub, a movie producer who has a home in Kennebunkport, Me., near the Bush family's home.
Mitzi Shore started my career when I was 21 by believing in me.
