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Perhaps the biggest contradiction about Sevigny is that she inaugurated the modern It Girl paradigm yet also broke its main rule, by outlasting the scene that she originally personified.
Ms. Wagner is now a white-haired great-grandmother, but she still appears on the CBS daytime soap that she inaugurated.
Ms. Ephron, who is an occasional contributor to The Huffington Post ("I think I'm called editor at large, or something like that," she said), will help inaugurate the section with an excerpt from her new book, "I Remember Nothing".
Hours later, she wakes from a stupor and hits the road again, unaware that she has inaugurated the leitmotif of her immediate future -- girl meets guy, guy paws girl, something messy ensues.
In the Balkans, she inaugurated highly personalised diplomacy with the Serbian and Kosovo prime ministers that has also produced a little-noticed, but major breakthrough.
On Christmas 1932, she inaugurated a series of nationwide radio broadcasts, reading her poems.
Yet her work has always had a political undertow — after all, she inaugurated her recording career with a song called "It's Not the Bullet That Kills You (It's the Hole)." For decades, she has been holding a skeptical mirror up to late-capitalist America: its shiny pop surfaces, its techniques of social control.
In 1927 she inaugurated a salon cum cafe at her town house, calling it the Dark Tower.
Three years later she inaugurated Three Oranges, a biannual publication dedicated to Prokofiev studies, remaining its general editor until her death.
She inaugurated the war effort with an idiosyncratic version of It's a Long Way to Tipperary.
Then, after liaising with the police and social services she inaugurated The People's Kitchen.
