Tina and Harry Come to America

Tina and Harry Come to America

by Judy Bachrach

2001

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"Judy Bachrach traces the course of two careers and one romance - all driven by soaring ambition. With the right amount of energy, money, and desire, Tina Brown and Harry Evans knew how to handle virtually everything that came their way. Once they arrived from England, they felt destined to climb to the heights of the American media. The couple epitomized within elite corporate as well as social circles what might be called parvenu royalty, which covered both of them with the dazzling glaze of power, position, and fame.". "Tina put her stamp on Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and Talk magazine. Harry ran Random House. Over the years, they artfully crafted and recrafted the faces they showed the world. They were constantly in the public eye, throwing parties, accepting the adulation of their peers - all the time making sure that no one really knew anything about them. But what happens to the perfect married couple - wealthy, attractive, running twin empires, the darlings of the media, the envy of their bitter rivals - when their world starts to fall apart and the enchantment fades?"--BOOK JACKET.