Antunes understands the desolation that prevails when duty evaporates, when you no longer live off legends like Henry the Navigator's great school for explorers at Sagres.
Her fashion career took off, as legend goes, after her sensational appearance at Truman Capote's Black and White Ball in 1966.
The Spanish sports newspaper Marca had stated, "Wembley, where you walk on a player and walk off a legend".
(Slate) Haunted Trails In Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., where the tour guides say "Halloween is our Christmas," the fall season is even busier than usual, thanks to a new Fox series that plays off the legend of the Headless Horseman.
"All of Me" is the latest single off of Legend's August album, "Love in the Future".
As the exquisite prima ballerina Margot Fonteyn danced her farewell performance in 1979, the audience at London's Royal Opera House was moved to tears when her famed choreographer Fredrick Ashton unexpectedly appeared and, beckoning to the wings, led her off into legend.
(His sound counterpart would be Orson Welles, another flamboyant stylist whose off-screen legend almost swamped his reputation).
"He was wearing Superman underpants" is all he needs to say about Stephen Ireland and of course he's not having Robbie Savage, with his Wazzup answer phone message, or the old guys making sure their cheques clear before they shuffle off to Legends matches.
The last 13 majors in golf have been won by 13 different men, a roster that includes more apparent one-offs than legends.
"It's probably a good thing for American foreign policy that these walls can't talk," one past ambassador said to me over lunch one day, after guiding me through the house's former bedrooms and recounting the off-color legends of how Washington's men in Manila kept themselves entertained during long tropical nights.
