Keesha Sharp fear of flying almost ruined her career
Power star Keesha Sharp almost let her fear of flying ruin her career because she would not audition for roles that required her to board a plane
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Power star Keesha Sharp almost let her fear of flying ruin her career because she would not audition for roles that required her to board a plane
For McCall, the business of getting it down right was a form of self-salvation.
His acerbic view of cars and the world entertained readers of The New Yorker, Car and Driver, and other magazines.
On New Yorker covers and elsewhere, he lampooned the rich by forecasting a plutocratic fantasyland — or, as he put it, “looking back to see how yesterday viewed tomorrow.”
Bruce McCall's satirical illustrations for National Lampoon and The New Yorker conjured up a plutocratic dream world of luxury zeppelin travel, indoor golf courses and cars such as the Bulgemobile Airdreme.