Word: exoticization
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Characterized by a rather serious intent to capture the flavor of each exotic locale or scene and watered down by an attempt at showy, Disneyesque flair for the mass palate, each song is performed in neat, self-contained gobbets. Fogg's first number, "A Man Who Likes to Get Things...
Washington, a city that pulses with conformity, loves exotic visitors with colorful pasts, which helps explain the reception Reno has received in her two months on the job. But it is her performance under pressure that has sealed her stature in the capital. During a House Judiciary Committee hearing on...
Just as important is the tenor of the demonstration. Washington attorney Albert Lauber, a former Reagan Administration Justice Department official who is housing six out-of-town friends for the event, says, "This is a rally, not a parade." Gay leaders are reluctant to criticize anyone for exotic life- style...
"Our customers are asking for regular guy cuts and, the women are mostly shoulder length," Derensis says, "Nothing exotic."
McPhee concluded his project at a good time. Brown's interests are topical, not topological. Even dedicated subscribers to the old New Yorker can be forgiven if their eyes lost traction on McPhee's exotic terrain and skidded to the cartoons. Those who stayed with "Annals" soon learned to appreciate...