Patience, now 55, reveals the
seamy side of life as a top model in a tell-all book titled Where Do You Go To My Lovely - a nod to Peter Sarstedt's hit of the same name about a poor girl joining the jet set.
I'm sure the emotional impact will be highlighted by the direction of the coverage by Brillante Mendoza, the indie filmmaker who is best known for his obsession with squalor and the
seamy side of life.
You'll see so much of the
seamy side of life that your spirit can get injured.
But the campers and their Redcoat entertainers enjoyed the
seamy side of life, too.
The fear that this book has exercised over many reviewers is that of appearing prudish or unfamiliar with human degradation and the
seamy side of life, and thus of being naive and unworthy of attention.
pics that deal with the
seamy side of life in the big city, except that it's primarily a French production and it's not as interesting as most.
An exploration of female exploitation in Ten Cents a Dance, from Simple Simon, apparently the first time this
seamy side of life had been explored on Broadway.
The smash-hit series has won millions of fans around the world for the gritty way it portrays New York's
seamy side of life.
NYPD Blue, as well, has received strong criticism for its use of naked bodies (some thrown in gratuitously) and its frank views of the
seamy side of life.
His first book was The Dog Star (1950), a novel depicting the effect of a friend's suicide on a sensitive youth living on the
seamy side of life.
But the Secret Lives spokes-man said: "The campers and the redcoats enjoyed the
seamy side of life too and the man that built them carried a cut- throat razor.
All Demi has to do to stuff the loot into the top of her fishnet stocking is to strip - and spill the beans on the
seamy side of life in Florida.
But the Secret Lives spokesman said: "The campers and their redcoat entertainers enjoyed the
seamy side of life too and the man that built them carried a cut- throat razor.
