The spinoff brought the character to New York City, where she was a young journalist working at a newspaper, but sadly, Clarissa Darling's story was cut short.
Clark challenges what he now calls "the Hollywood lie about teenagers" by juxtaposing screen grabs of the young Matt Dillon from Little Darlings with newspaper articles about adolescent deaths from auto-erotic asphyxiation.
She became a true media darling with newspapers from Jamaica to New York publishing her photo.
He was a darling of this newspaper and so skeptical about the Vietnam War that when Henry Kissinger saw Rumsfeld and his wife, he would sardonically flash the peace sign.
In a departure from normal hospital procedure, he was allowed newspapers reporting the details of Darling's Australian side in England; this left him unmoved.
Bijl's newspaper interview claiming that Jan Six, the darling of the Dutch old-masters world, was a cheat reverberated around the international art community.
qualified for the tournament, Phillips has been a news media darling, doing dozens of radio, television and newspaper interviews.
The subway newspaper vendors who patrol the moving cars with tinny recordings of "My Darling Clementine" and other Western jingles.
Catherine MacLeod, the UK political editor of the Herald newspaper, is to become an adviser to the chancellor of the exchequer, Alistair Darling.
They do so as a global darling of bigger lands that didn't qualify, adopted by an Italian newspaper or an American poll.
The French investigative and satirical newspaper Le Canard Enchaîné paid mocking tribute to her this week as "the beautiful, blonde darling of Paris Match, the model of pugnacious, original and intransigent journalism".
