Curating History
1970- Feeling The Heat From Europe And Japan, Detroit Answers With… The Gremlin.

It’s called the Gremlin- a somewhat foreboding name chosen despite the fact that, according to Webster, a gremlin is “a small gnome held to be responsible for malfunction of equipment.”

Newsweek  April 6, 1970

1970- Feeling The Heat From Europe And Japan, Detroit Answers With… The Gremlin.

It’s called the Gremlin- a somewhat foreboding name chosen despite the fact that, according to Webster, a gremlin is “a small gnome held to be responsible for malfunction of equipment.”

Newsweek  April 6, 1970



Margaret Thatcher  1925-2013

“What Britain needs,” Margaret Thatcher said during the campaign, “is an iron lady.” Not all Britons agreed that a strong-willed, somewhat shrill and prickly suburban matron of determinedly right-wing views was the ideal choice to restore their country to greatness. But last week, British voters selected the redoubtable Maggie Thatcher as their new Prime Minister and gave her a clean mandate to make good on her basic campaign promise: to halt Britain’s “slither and slide toward the socialist state.”

Newsweek  May 14, 1979

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It’s Never A Bad Time To Celebrate STANLEY KUBRICK

Kubrick is reluctant to talk about the creative process or about why he makes his movies.  ”A better question might be ‘Why shouldn’t I make them?’” he says.  ”What else should I be doing?  The fact that I may be able to do them better than other people gives me an added pleasure.”

Newsweek  January 3, 1972

It’s Never A Bad Time To Celebrate STANLEY KUBRICK

Kubrick is reluctant to talk about the creative process or about why he makes his movies.  ”A better question might be ‘Why shouldn’t I make them?’” he says.  ”What else should I be doing?  The fact that I may be able to do them better than other people gives me an added pleasure.”

Newsweek  January 3, 1972