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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1986

Page

18

Nudity in films marks a changing Hollywood era

A historical look at how Nudity in cinema evolved from the Hughes era to the 1980s with stars like Jessica Lange, Meryl Streep, and Richard Gere. It notes shifting censorship, the rise of explicit scenes, the role of magazines, and the enduring tension between art and exploitation in film culture.

Jane Russell Howard Hughes Hughes Russell Nickelodeon Jessica Lange Sissy Spacek Carrie Diane Keaton Mr. Goodbar Ann-Margret Debra Winger Kathleen Turner Glenda Jackson Liv Ullmann Vanessa Redgrave Julie Andrews Mery Streep Sissy Dino de Laurentiis Lange de Laurentiis Playboy Jake la Motta Penthouse Madonna Derek Blake Edwards John Derek Dereks John Arthur Knight Photoplay Warren Beatty Arnold Schwarzenegger Alan Bates Oliver Reed Richard Gere

Newark cabbie scarred by riot opens new chapter in life

John W. Smith, once pictured on Time in 1967 after arrest sparked Newark unrest, now 59 and disabled, lives in Salisbury, North Carolina. He subsists on welfare, longs to fix teeth and car, and recalls a night of police clash that ignited days of arson, looting, and 26 deaths.

Newark N.J John W. Smith Time Magazine Smith Salisbury N.C Hayes Homes Fourth Precinct Oliver Lofton John Smith Lofton

Chaplin Film Package Extends as U S Agencies Embrace Art

Chaplin once eyed with suspicion by the FBI now enjoys government favor as the United States Information Agency extends its contract for showing Chaplin films. Embassies will present 11 films including The Kid City Lights The Circus Limelight and The Gold Rush signaling a shift in cultural diplomacy during the Reagan era.

New York Times Charlie Chaplin Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Information Agency

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