Mrs. Simpson got a divorce in 1937, and the two eventually married, adopted a flotilla of small dogs, and spent the rest of their lives in glamorous if bitter exile as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
Equally exciting, if less glamorous, will be the maiden voyages of spacecraft at the blue-collar end of space travel.
Ironically enough, in these ads, Madge plays a house wife in a variety of domestic, if improbably glamorous, tableaux.
Both the BBC's Anna Ford, and Sky's Anna Botting are here, so the count is nothing if not glamorous.
They need to support psychological research that, even if not glamorous, provides useful, valid, and transferable findings for business decision-making.
It charged the room and put us on edge, not at all unpleasantly — as if a glamorous woman were eating alongside us.
If her glamorous image could be used to sell newspapers, then a shot of Diana at an AIDS hostel or a homeless shelter could put such unglamorous causes in the public eye.
How exciting!" The occasion was brainier, if less glamorous, than a 007 premiere: the 50th anniversary of The New York Review of Books, the literary institution that began during a citywide newspaper strike in 1963.
There are many others who deserve credit for what followed, Ms. Richardson said, including Don Benjamin, the coordinating council's executive director, and Jacob Javits, who at the time was New York's senior, if less glamorous, senator.
If the glamorous rising star of Pop had any objections to this sudden invasion from the country mice, it doesn't show up in Warhola's telling, though some nice nuances filter through his description of the family's arrival.
