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Baryshnikov, the Travolta of High Culture, Wows Women Onstage, Onscreen—and Off

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Good Heavens! X-Rated Opera Director Frank Corsaro Claims Mozart Would Have Loved It

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'Choreography Is Like Poison,' Says Peter Martins, Who's Brewed a Potion for His Sweetheart

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Paul Davis Turns Poster Painting into a High and Popular Art

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Author Nancy Friday Probes the Depths of Mother-Daughter Love—and Finds Herself

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Donald Bruce White Weighs in as Caterer to Manhattan's Carriage Trade

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For Margaret Hillis, the Night to Remember Involved 395 Musicians, Mahler—and No Rehearsal

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The F.D.A. Warns Women About Estrogens, and Medical Researcher Barbara Seaman Explains Why

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Hail, Mr. Kenneth: He Still Rules the Waves with a Business That Tops $2 Million

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For Margaret Hillis, the Night to Remember Involved 395 Musicians, Mahler—and No Rehearsal

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The F.D.A. Warns Women About Estrogens, and Medical Researcher Barbara Seaman Explains Why

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Hail, Mr. Kenneth: He Still Rules the Waves with a Business That Tops $2 Million

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Lee Ducat's Sweet Revenge Will Be Finding a Cure for the National Killer—diabetes

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A Ballet Is Born: with 74 Dancers and the Waltz His Theme, George Balanchine Creates His 160th Work

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Designer Bill Blass's Brand Is 'bb,' and He Aims to Affix It to the World

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Some Say Flautist, Rampal Says Flutist and He Ought to Know—he's the World's Greatest

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Sesame Street Made Joe Raposo a Success, but Only Pat Collins Made Him Feel Like One

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Who Should Pay Alimony? Divorce Lawyer Doris Sassower Offers a Surprising Answer

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Oriana Fallaci Talks of Losing Her Mother, Lover and An Unborn Child

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From Pain and Emotional Turmoil, Gelsey Kirkland Lights Up the Ballet Stage Again

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Manhattan's New Bistro Has a Countess in the Kitchen—One Who Can Cook

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What Flies Full Fare but Never Eats the Macadamia Nuts? Lynn Harrell's $100,000 Cello

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Now It's Dustin's Wife, Anne, Who's the Graduate—right into a New Film Career

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A Year After Her Mysterious 'Retirement,' Cynthia Gregory Is Back with New Plans, New Husband

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Clamma Rhymes with Drama, and as Gershwin's Bess She Is Broadway's Woman Now

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Flicka Von Stade Lives Down Her Social Register Background and Up to the Critics' Raves

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In a New Survey, 3,019 Women Talk Bluntly About Sex, the Delights and the Disappointments

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It's the Potomac, Not the Moskva, and Kennedy Center, Not the Kremlin, but Slava Rostropovich Makes the Night a Gala for Mother Russia

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