Would it have happened 50, even five years ago, before P.R. became to some a glamorous calling?
All the President's Men, directed by Alan Pakula on a studio set that meticulously copied the Post's newsroom of the time – "They recreated it down to the trash," Bernstein recalled – inspired a generation of journalists with its portrayal of the trade as both a noble and glamorous calling.
"If you're just person X out there, it's much more glamorous to call it 'hacking,' " he continued.
But these days the evening is shown live on television, and attracts a glamorous roll-call of celebrities as well as journalists and politicians.
Instead of trivializing the story, Ms. Richardson's glamorous appearance calls attention to how unusual it was for a woman to be in her position.
Through them, she was introduced to their older friends, and finally, slowly and imperceptibly as she tells it, into the arms of what seemed a glamorous suitor called Tarik.
It is here that a mysterious, glamorous stranger called Grace, played by Nicole Kidman, comes to Dogville in the dead of night to the scary accompaniment of gunfire from lower down in the "valley".
There then followed a clip, on a set resembling that of the soap Days of Our Lives, where Mustaffa's two favorite characters, a glamorous couple called Sami and EJ, are reunited in a romantic clinch.
His grandfather's Lalique glass business, which boasted a sumptuous showroom in the West End of London, brilliantly described here, had collapsed and when his father died in 1988, the contents of his rented flat fetched less than £50.His mother, a glamorous Swede called Ulla, had met his father, Basil Holroyd, on a ship to England.
By the time he was halfway along the front row, rejecting everyone's job as a comedy dead-end, the joke felt insincere (there was nothing exceptionally bland about the jobs volunteered), ever so slightly rude (man with glamorous job calls everyone else's jobs boring), and also self-defeating.
Houses also hosted and competed against each other in elaborate and glamorous competitions called "balls".
