Miranda Grosvenor
Miranda Grosvenor was the fictitious name of an elusive Louisiana woman who enchanted dozens of famous men with sweet telephone talk in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1999, ''Vanity Fair'' exposed the mystery woman as Whitney Walton (1941-2016), a Baton Rouge social worker and bored fan who made a full-time hobby of calling stars. Her voice and conversation style were reportedly so alluring that wealthy and powerful men (including actors, musicians, and movie moguls) fell in love without ever meeting her, and rearranged their whole evenings around speaking to the mysterious stranger. Provided by Wikipedia
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France at the Crystal Palace : bourgeois taste and artisan manufacture in the nineteenth century / by Walton, Whitney
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Eve's proud descendants : four women writers and republican politics in nineteenth-century France / by Walton, Whitney
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Internationalism, national identities, and study abroad : France and the United States, 1890-1970 / by Walton, Whitney
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Internationalism, national identities, and study abroad : France and the United States, 1890-1970 / by Walton, Whitney
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