Garbo: From Garbomania to Private Retreats and Fame
The article chronicles Greta Garbo's rise in 1930s Hollywood and the public frenzy over her image, her retreat from fame at 36, and her later life in Manhattan and Europe. It notes her Academy Award in 1955, famed lines, privacy as mystique, and rumored affairs with John Gilbert Stokowski and George Schlee. It ends with Garbo calling herself a “sour little creature” in Life magazine.
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Garbo
John Gilbert
Leopold Stokowski
George Schlee
Life Magazine
Greta Garbo MGM filmography up to Ninotchka 1941
The list catalogs Greta Garbo's MGM titles from Peter the Tramp in 1922 through Ninotchka in 1939 and Two-Faced Woman in 1941, with 24 MGM features and three pre US arrival titles. It includes The Atonement of Gosta Berling, Joyless Street, Grand Hotel, Queen Christina, Anna Karenina, Camille, Ninotchka, and Two-Faced Woman among others.
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United States
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Gosta Berling
Anna Christie
Susan Lennox
Mata Har
Queen Christina
Anna Karenina
Camille
Ninotchka
Ibuprofen Tied to Kidney Failure in Mild Disease
Johns Hopkins researchers report that 12 women with mild kidney disease and arthritis or hypertension faced kidney injury when given 800 mg of ibuprofen three times daily for up to 11 days. The study, in Annals of Internal Medicine, urges stronger FDA warning labels and doctor consultation for at risk patients.
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Annals of Internal Medicine
Food and Drug Administration
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Andrew Whelton
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