May 14, 1991

"A Life of Picasso" Through the Eyes of His Friend and Daughter

John Richardson's new biography, "A Life of Picasso," has been hailed as the best book about the great artist. He's joined by Picasso's daughter, Paloma Picasso.

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Terry Gross

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, May 14, 1991: Interview with Bob Woodward; Interview with John Richardson and Paloma Picasso; Review of several new made-for-TV movies.

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May 14, 1991

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A Look into the Bush Administration's Defense Policy

Investigative journalist Bob Woodward. His new book, "The Commanders," examines the key defense figures of the Bush Administration, and their role in shaping policy during the Middle East crisis.

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May 14, 1991

03:49

In an Age of Great Television, Some Shows Still Fall Short

Television critic David Bianculli checks out some made-for-TV movies that you should definitely miss.

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