We are in a new heyday for the most predatory corporations and banks.
"HIGHLIGHTS IN JAZZ" May 10: Four decades after she and her then-husband Louis Prima ruled the Vegas clubs, Keely Smith is experiencing a new heyday.
Last year, on official figures, state-controlled firms accounted for 28.4% of output by larger industrial enterprises.Examples often cited of "a new heyday" for the state include an upsurge of activity by state firms in the property market.
But they were not the fashion they had been in the New Hollywood heyday, and were largely shunted to the side by the blockbuster phenomenon.
Boswell's new collection, "The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards," brings together 13 stories of misfits next door, captured in moments when circumstance drags them in new directions.
But funds for ambitious regeneration have dried up since New Labour's heyday and housing associations must now temper their ambitions to match.
That is one of the many interesting things we learn from a new book, The Heyday of the Football Annual, devoted to a study of the large-format volumes often found beneath Christmas trees in the postwar decades: Charles Buchan's Soccer Gift Book, the Topical Times Football Book, the Big Book of Football Champions, the Eagle Football Annual, the Sportsview Book of Soccer, and so on.
It's a different model from the heyday of new this, new that, Best Of, and Top Tens.
He looks good a decade on, almost the same at 71 as he did during his News at Ten heyday, except the moustache is a little thinner, the hair more salt than pepper.
In her latest collection of essays, which won a National Book Critics Circle Award, the author recalls her public school education in New York City in the 1930's and 40's and her formative encounters with New Criticism during its heyday in the 1950's.
Like MTV in its heyday, Next New is proudly hit or miss.
