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"A significant part of the success of it is merchandising and access to merchandise," Ms. Mulpuru said, noting Ms. Lyne's strength in that area was why she was brought onboard.
Top Ranks Shifted at Gilt Groupe Elizabeth Holmes 2010
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Since its sobering, utilitarian beginnings the iconic slicker has had a few insanely glamorous moments—who can forget a rain-drenched Holly Golightly chasing after "Cat" in beige Burberry, or Kim Basinger's long silky version in Adrian Lyne's steamy "9½ Weeks"—but never one quite like this.
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Lyne said nothing whatever about Iran's existential threat to Israel, and in any case Lyne's raising of Israel as THE focus of his answer was astonishing and disturbing.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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Of course, it might not have helped that her lookalike boss, the eponymous Martha Stewart, spent five months in jail early in Lyne's tenure, the result of the domestic diva's role in sales of shares of biotech firm ImClone.
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One reason "Lolita" has taken even longer than Lyne's usual snail's pace is his anxiety to approximate the book's headsnapping shifts in tone -- from erotic to satiric to pathetic to high camp.
Waiting For Humbert 2008
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Take a look at Adrian Lyne's entertaining yet telling and I think incredibly realistic debut film Foxes, an intriguing picture for having such a sympathetic take on female rebellion.
Kim Morgan: Twilight and Screen's Troubled Teenage Girls 2008
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Lyne's most fatal attraction may have been to the Nabokov book, originally banned in France and avoided by U.S. publishers until Putnam took it in 1958.
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Notwithstanding Stewart's faux pas, Lyne's track record at Martha Stewart was imperfect, but there are several reasons why Gilt might have tapped her expertise.
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Lyne's images (shot by Howard Atherton) are beautiful, but for some, they will be translated into "" dirt '' by cultural processing.
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Lyne's Lolita is newcomer Dominique Swain, much closer to Nabokov's archetypal idea of the "" nymphet '' than Sue Lyon, who projected an older, more slutty seductiveness.
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