Dr. Peter Weller

for whatever his later life sins were, I think as a hero, because he went in and basically said, this is a social democracy, people, and all you Guardia Civil guys got to get the F out, right? And so Picasso, so it was returned. But before it was returned, MoMA, Museum of Modern Art, had a five-floor exhibition of the biggest exhibit of Picasso, pardon me, known.

for whatever his later life sins were, I think as a hero, because he went in and basically said, this is a social democracy, people, and all you Guardia Civil guys got to get the F out, right? And so Picasso, so it was returned. But before it was returned, MoMA, Museum of Modern Art, had a five-floor exhibition of the biggest exhibit of Picasso, pardon me, known.

for whatever his later life sins were, I think as a hero, because he went in and basically said, this is a social democracy, people, and all you Guardia Civil guys got to get the F out, right? And so Picasso, so it was returned. But before it was returned, MoMA, Museum of Modern Art, had a five-floor exhibition of the biggest exhibit of Picasso, pardon me, known.

And, you know, so Ali said, you got to go, you got to go. Ali and I are hanging out then. Ally's friends are not movie stars and not model around that. She was a stylist, you know, for a stylist is like the person who sets up the situation for photo shoots.

And, you know, so Ali said, you got to go, you got to go. Ali and I are hanging out then. Ally's friends are not movie stars and not model around that. She was a stylist, you know, for a stylist is like the person who sets up the situation for photo shoots.

And, you know, so Ali said, you got to go, you got to go. Ali and I are hanging out then. Ally's friends are not movie stars and not model around that. She was a stylist, you know, for a stylist is like the person who sets up the situation for photo shoots.

For Sikorsky, for Vogue, whatever. She was chosen by Diana Rieland of Vogue. It was a girl of the year. So it was Sylvia Plath. Great poet. I love Sylvia Plath. Diana Rieland would go walk around his Ivy League schools and pick some chick and say, okay, I'm going to groom you as a sophisticata. And so Allie was one of those. So Allie's knowledge... of language, of art, whatever.

For Sikorsky, for Vogue, whatever. She was chosen by Diana Rieland of Vogue. It was a girl of the year. So it was Sylvia Plath. Great poet. I love Sylvia Plath. Diana Rieland would go walk around his Ivy League schools and pick some chick and say, okay, I'm going to groom you as a sophisticata. And so Allie was one of those. So Allie's knowledge... of language, of art, whatever.

For Sikorsky, for Vogue, whatever. She was chosen by Diana Rieland of Vogue. It was a girl of the year. So it was Sylvia Plath. Great poet. I love Sylvia Plath. Diana Rieland would go walk around his Ivy League schools and pick some chick and say, okay, I'm going to groom you as a sophisticata. And so Allie was one of those. So Allie's knowledge... of language, of art, whatever.

She's very humble, but she talks a mile a minute, and she is incredibly good-looking, and you're hard-pressed to find a smarter dinner cafe. And I would go to these dinners with her, man. I'd be sitting next to Martha Graham. What the hell am I going to say to Martha Graham? You know, I'd take dance. Hey, Ms. Graham, yeah, I've gotten on the floor and done your exercises, you know?

She's very humble, but she talks a mile a minute, and she is incredibly good-looking, and you're hard-pressed to find a smarter dinner cafe. And I would go to these dinners with her, man. I'd be sitting next to Martha Graham. What the hell am I going to say to Martha Graham? You know, I'd take dance. Hey, Ms. Graham, yeah, I've gotten on the floor and done your exercises, you know?

She's very humble, but she talks a mile a minute, and she is incredibly good-looking, and you're hard-pressed to find a smarter dinner cafe. And I would go to these dinners with her, man. I'd be sitting next to Martha Graham. What the hell am I going to say to Martha Graham? You know, I'd take dance. Hey, Ms. Graham, yeah, I've gotten on the floor and done your exercises, you know?

You know, Alvin Ailey, I'm sitting next to George Plimpton, I'm sitting next to Truman Capote, I'm sitting next to Warhol. Those are her pals, you know? Wow. So, you know, and I say this over and over again because my mother spent a lot of time in New York and she was loud. She had read in the page three of the post, I see you're hanging out with Ali McGraw.

You know, Alvin Ailey, I'm sitting next to George Plimpton, I'm sitting next to Truman Capote, I'm sitting next to Warhol. Those are her pals, you know? Wow. So, you know, and I say this over and over again because my mother spent a lot of time in New York and she was loud. She had read in the page three of the post, I see you're hanging out with Ali McGraw.

You know, Alvin Ailey, I'm sitting next to George Plimpton, I'm sitting next to Truman Capote, I'm sitting next to Warhol. Those are her pals, you know? Wow. So, you know, and I say this over and over again because my mother spent a lot of time in New York and she was loud. She had read in the page three of the post, I see you're hanging out with Ali McGraw.

I said, it's kind of fun, Mom, but I feel like a real dummy. She says, why? I said, you know, because I go to these things, and we're talking to Calvin Klein about, like, skirt design, and, you know, I meet Gore Vidal, who later became a great friend. You know, he's talking about this, like, you know, the theories of education that are folding. I said, I can't follow it, and... And she says, so?

I said, it's kind of fun, Mom, but I feel like a real dummy. She says, why? I said, you know, because I go to these things, and we're talking to Calvin Klein about, like, skirt design, and, you know, I meet Gore Vidal, who later became a great friend. You know, he's talking about this, like, you know, the theories of education that are folding. I said, I can't follow it, and... And she says, so?

I said, it's kind of fun, Mom, but I feel like a real dummy. She says, why? I said, you know, because I go to these things, and we're talking to Calvin Klein about, like, skirt design, and, you know, I meet Gore Vidal, who later became a great friend. You know, he's talking about this, like, you know, the theories of education that are folding. I said, I can't follow it, and... And she says, so?

My mom said, well, I feel like the caboose at the end of the train. She goes, okay. I said, yeah, but I got nothing to say. My mom says, oh, don't say anything. Just shut up and listen. I go, duh, duh. If you're with some smart people. But my thing is, my ego always wants to intersect. Of course. You were talking about his history. I want to throw it in. So Ali takes me to this Picasso thing.

My mom said, well, I feel like the caboose at the end of the train. She goes, okay. I said, yeah, but I got nothing to say. My mom says, oh, don't say anything. Just shut up and listen. I go, duh, duh. If you're with some smart people. But my thing is, my ego always wants to intersect. Of course. You were talking about his history. I want to throw it in. So Ali takes me to this Picasso thing.