Petite, with dark hair and eyes, Miss Koner riveted audiences with her intensity.
The absurdity peaked in early 1978, when a short-lived New York newspaper called The Trib broke the news that Grosset & Dunlap was enlisting David Frost, the British journalist whose interviews with Nixon had riveted audiences, to help with some last-minute revisions.
Fueled by a bathtub's worth of alcohol and culminating in the surfacing of some very ugly truths, Edward Albee's faculty-mixer-as-blood-sport drama riveted audiences in October 1962 and vaulted the 34-year-old playwright from Off Broadway darling to the cover of Newsweek magazine.
Rod Steiger, 77, a richly compelling Academy Award-winning actor who riveted audiences in such dramas as "On the Waterfront," "The Pawnbroker," "Doctor Zhivago" and "In the Heat of the Night" and hundreds of television and stage roles, died July 9 at a hospital near Los Angeles.
He riveted audiences again in 1992 for Golden Globe winning work in HBO's The Josephine Baker Story.
Farcical and playful, this simple but massive demonstration of Isaac Newton's laws of motion rivets audiences with an almost childlike sense of wonder.
In 2010, Kathy took a dramatic turn on "Law and Order: SVU" where she riveted audiences with her portrayal of a lesbian activist with a secret.
There is a moving truth in the artistically engineered travesty, which has riveted audiences for 40 years, and will continue to do so long after we have tired of Caitlyn Jenner's beauty regimen.
And nobody would be concerned about David Icke if it wasn't for the fact that his career is now a global sensation; that he lectures to packed houses all over the world, riveting his audiences for six hours at a time with extraordinary revelations; and that pop stars and movie stars request private audiences, with both PW Botha and Winnie Mandela happy to associate themselves with him.
He confined the film to events in the past, which he made riveting for audiences in 1966.
