Middlebrows pursue "no single object, neither art itself nor life itself, but both mixed indistinguishably, and rather nastily, with money, fame, power, or prestige".
In this one episode Mr. Lehane signals the questions of fairness, conscience, fame, power and tactical maneuvering that shape his panoramic story.
In previous years that task fell on Paula Abdul, who left the show after last season, and for which Ms. Abdul's replacement, Ellen DeGeneres, for reasons of fame, power and sexual orientation, is ill-suited.
If you follow the news release, and then go home and Google a few names, it all points rather feebly to issues concerning information, fame, power and the formulation of public identity, through both the news and the portraiture.
IS it possible for an entertainer who achieved the pinnacles of success -- wealth, fame, power, a critical and collegial regard verging on awe, at least during the long climb to the top -- to be remembered primarily as a cultural martyr?
Eleanor Roosevelt, a liberal who cared for the less fortunate, and did not seek fame, power and money, but did possess much greater integrity would be a better choice.
The Celtics reached the 1957 NBA Finals, and powered by Cousy on offense and rugged center Russell on defense, they beat the Hawks 4 3, who were noted for future Hall-of-Fame power forward Bob Pettit and former teammates Macauley and Hagan.
Excerpt: The Clintons had simply traded one addiction for another, the need for fame and power became the need to continue having fame and power.
Out of office, he was too proud to trade fame and power for wealth.
In a city of fame and power, he has neither.
The authors' view of wealth, fame and power is withering: all such attainments are fleeting, doomed.
