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	Liz Smith Testimonials from parents
		Liz’s warmth gave my son the confidence to work on his speech and at the same time enjoy playing games and laughing.
		Liz is easy to work with in all aspects and shows great understanding, knowledge, and compassion.
		I would highly recommend Liz to anyone and will miss our visits to the office when the day comes that Jeran is up to speed on his speech.
	www.lizsmithslp.com /testimonials (365 words)

	Amazon.ca: Natural Blonde: Books: Liz Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		That's right, and Smith starts right off with the sort of wink-wink revelationDjuicy enough to raise eyebrows but not so wet as to shockDthat's made her reputation (and her fortune as the world's highest-paid print journalist): the golden locks on this gossip gal were once anything but.
		Smith remembers her family with fondnessDher father, a cotton broker and inveterate gambler; her mother, a Southern Baptist and a genteel lady; and her two brothers, whom she adored.
		Smith is ever-mindful of what goes around can indeed come around and therefore, the book has an "I Will Not Be Offensive" air, particularly to mega stars, publishers, and the like.
	www.amazon.ca /Natural-Blonde-Liz-Smith/dp/0786890126 (1350 words)

	Liz Smith
		Liz has always been one who loved to journey deep inside her own and others beings.
		In her professional life, Liz, was a social worker with adolescents in crisis before morphing into a public school teacher for the past seventeen years.
		Liz has one son who is presently attending college.
	www.appliedmeditation.org /About_IAM/the_teachers_liz_smith.shtml (279 words)

	The dish on Liz Smith - Salon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Liz Smith's 80th birthday bash at Le Cirque classifies as one of these, distilled to a small, intense scale.
		Liz Smith's great scientific breakthrough was the discovery that gossip can be nice, a concept from which British newspapers are genetically free.
		Liz's niceness comes with just enough barbecued Texan censure that it makes celebrities who catch it feel they had a bad phone call from their mom.
	dir.salon.com /story/opinion/brown/2003/02/06/smith/email.html (687 words)

	The New York Times > Business > Media & Advertising > In the Blog Era, Liz Smith Wonders if There's ...
		Smith, who started her career as a columnist at The Daily News in New York in 1976, is now 82 and continues to pump out six columns a week.
		Smith said she was initially reluctant to take the job at The Daily News because, as she told her editors at the time, she thought gossip was dead.
		Smith, who said she believed she was the highest-paid newspaper gossip columnist in the country - she was estimated to be making $1 million in 1998 - said she doubted she would be hired as a new gossip writer today.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/03/28/business/media/28gossip.html?ex=1269666000&en=a497f5716bd9eec3&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland (899 words)

	The Texas Twenty: Liz Smith
		Liz Taylor raves to her about Billy Bob Thornton's Sling Blade and it wins an Oscar; Demi Moore complains to her about the editing of G.I. Jane and the movie gets recut; TV stars Téa Leoni and David Duchovny let her in on their wedding plans and it makes national news.
		And when Smith is going to be unkind or racy, she sometimes resorts to the anonymous, or "blind," item—"The coward's way out," she says—which never seems to backfire on her as it does on many columnists.
		As time nears for Smith to leave for her interview with Michelle Pfeiffer, the conversation turns back to wealth—this time her own, a subject of which she is pragmatically proud.
	www.texasmonthly.com /mag/1997/sep/tex20/smith.php (1991 words)

	The Big Apple: “I’m like horse manure in a rodeo (i.e., everywhere)” (Liz Smith)
		Liz Smith is a nationally syndicated gossip columnist.
		Liz Smith is known as The Grand Dame of Dish.
		Liz Smith with us, and we’re very excited about that, author of her memoir “Natural Blonde,” which is doing very well, and the blond is holding up very nicely.
	www.barrypopik.com /index.php/new_york_city/entry/im_like_horse_manure_in_a_rodeo_ie_everywhere_liz_smith (459 words)

	Liz Smith Tells All
		Smith's love affair with the West can be traced to her childhood.
		Smith remembers marching up and down her family's driveway in chaps and a Western outfit, all the while proclaiming that she was Tom Mix.
		Smith left the Lone Star State for the bright lights of Manhattan immediately after graduating from the University of Texas at Austin with a journalism degree.
	www.cowboysindians.com /articles/archives/1198/lizsmith.html (620 words)

	CD Baby: LIZ SMITH: Sing With The Spirit
		Liz Smith (Touched By an Angel) sings the songs of John Rutter; songs like "All Things Bright and Beautiful" and "Alleluia." Audio Review reports, "This is quite a performance, flawless."
		Liz has a lovely husky voice, and sings like she means it.
		Liz Smith (Touched By an Angel-CBS) grew up in a musical family, with her mother winning various vocal recognitions and her father winning state fair prizes for his barbershop quartet.
	cdbaby.com /cd/lizsmith (421 words)

	Liz Smith -- Monday, Mar. 05, 1990 -- Page 1 -- TIME
		By that definition, Liz Smith is one of America's premier historians.
		Smith, 67, unleashed a media tornado, still howling across the headlines, when she broke the Trump divorce story two weeks ago.
		Public relations people are "mostly so inept that you should just forget it totally." Though, in truth, Liz has been known to run their press releases verbatim, as well as to promote shamelessly her favorite restaurants, charities and plays.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,969531,00.html (716 words)

	Liz Smith Photos - Liz Smith News - Liz Smith Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Liz has two children by Jack Thomas who she divorced in 1959.
		Liz won a BAFTA in 1984 in the category of Best Supporting Actress, for her role in the movie "A Private Function".
		Liz: [on her role in Wallace and Gromit] Wallace and Gromit is a thing I've always loved, you know, so it's delightful to be a part of that.
	www.tv.com /liz-smith/person/39206/summary.html (385 words)

	Liz Smith (journalist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mary Elizabeth "Liz" Smith (born February 2, 1923 in Fort Worth, Texas) is an American gossip columnist.
		Liz Smith is known as The Grand Dame of Dish.
		She was a good friend of the late Ann Richards and helped her to acculturate into NYC society after Richards left Texas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Liz_Smith_(journalist) (558 words)

	Amazon.com: Natural Blonde: Books: Liz Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		That's right, and Smith starts right off with the sort of wink-wink revelationDjuicy enough to raise eyebrows but not so wet as to shockDthat's made her reputation (and her fortune as the world's highest-paid print journalist): the golden locks on this gossip gal were once anything but.
		Smith remembers her family with fondnessDher father, a cotton broker and inveterate gambler; her mother, a Southern Baptist and a genteel lady; and her two brothers, whom she adored.
		All in all, Liz Smith's book is a pretty good rendering of the long career of a highly likable character who, as another reviewer put it, never overshadowed the celebrities she was covering.
	www.amazon.com /Natural-Blonde-Liz-Smith/dp/0786863250 (2309 words)

	CNN.com - Books - Review: Liz Smith's memoir a 'Natural' - October 18, 2000
		Then it hit me: Liz Smith's crowd can go to the beach anytime they want, taking private jets to their lavish estates.
		After a failed first marriage and a disastrous romantic relationship with a woman, Smith headed to New York in 1949 with $50 in her pocket.
		Though her style is breezy and ebullient, Smith doesn't shy away from talking about hard times in her life.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/books/reviews/10/18/review.liz.smith (880 words)

	Dishing And Taking, Celebrity Gossip Columnist Liz Smith Gives Dan Rather The Scoop On Her Life - CBS News
		Of course, most celebrities run to Smith, not away from her, simply because she's usually so nice to them.
		Smith dared to tell Ivana Trump's side against "The Donald's" in his first divorce.
		Smith says she started out hoping to turn her journalism degree from the University of Texas into a Pultizer Prize.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/03/12/sunday/printable1391702.shtml (637 words)

	Liz Smith: A Natural Class Act
		Unusual, but appropriate, given Smith's privacy up to this point and the legacy of a world of gossip she in some ways invented.
		Liz doesn't drop Cindy Adams-esque relationship diagrams to underline her position in the world as confidante, nor does she regularly relish eviscerating her subjects with reductive observations based on singular incidents.
		Liz is smarter than your average gossip, and it's on the page.
	www.thesimon.com /magazine/articles/old_issues/0113_liz_smith_natural_class_act.html (687 words)

	Celebrities
		Liz Smith, fondly referred to as the Grande Dame of Dish (sounds like a drag queen), earns her title with every word that falls from her lips.
		At the ripe old age of 77, Smith's gift for the gab has won her an Emmy, a long list of A-list friends, and many a party invitation.
		In Smith's new book, "Natural Blonde: A Memoir," the tables are turned and we get to learn a little about the Grand Dame herself.
	www.planetout.com /pno/entertainment/starstruck/2000/09/smith.html (177 words)

	NATURAL BLONDE on Audio--as read by Author Liz Smith
		Liz Smith wasn't always famous, and in Natural Blonde she reveals how a young woman from rural Texas came to New York hell-bent on making something of her life.
		From her salad days as a small-time reporter, typist, and proofreader to her triumphs at the Daily News, Newsday, New York Post and her 1995 Emmy for reporting, Liz tells what it is really like to be seen and heard by millions of people every day.
		Liz Smith was born in Fort Worth, Texas, and began her media career in the 1950s as a pioneering news producer with Mike Wallace at CBS Radio in New York City.
	www.randomhouse.com /audio/lizsmith/index.html (315 words)

	Liz Smith vs. Cindy Adams: The Breakdown - Gawker
		Both Liz Smith and Cindy Adams run relatively wattled-neck-and-wattled-neck in the bitchery department, salting their columns with a catty remark or three like clockwork.
		But Smith usually blows Adams away for name dropping, as many of Smith's columns contain nearly as many boldface names as connective verbiage.
		Ultimately these are cosmetic differences of course, but ladies of a certain age have a tendency to cling to superficial comforts like the proverbial grim death.
	www.gawker.com /news/breakdown/liz-smith-vs-cindy-adams-the-breakdown-214980.php (669 words)

	CD Baby: LIZ SMITH: Sing With The Spirit
		Liz Smith (Touched By an Angel) sings the songs of John Rutter; songs like "All Things Bright and Beautiful" and "Alleluia." Audio Review reports, "This is quite a performance, flawless."
		Liz has a lovely husky voice, and sings like she means it.
		Liz Smith (Touched By an Angel-CBS) grew up in a musical family, with her mother winning various vocal recognitions and her father winning state fair prizes for his barbershop quartet.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/lizsmith (421 words)

	The Connection.org : Liz Smith
		Liz Smith has been writing about celebrities for almost fifty years, and along the way, she's become one herself.
		We can't be stopped." Liz Smith has chronicled the battles between Ivana Trump and The Donald, suffered the insults of Frank Sinatra, predicted the marriage of Jackie and Ari and been propositioned by Norman Mailer.
		Occasionally, however, she has stopped and asked herself, "Is this all there is - gossip, show biz, limitless entertainment and trivia?" We're talking with Liz Smith this hour on the Connection.
	www.theconnection.org /shows/2000/10/20001011_b_main.asp (250 words)

	Liz Smith — Infoplease.com
		Smith broke into New York media as a news producer for Mike Wallace at CBS radio.
		Adam Smith TV show to discuss Liz Claiborne rocket to success.
		Her secret recipe: after years of dining with the rich and famous, Liz Smith serves up a favorite juicy dish--with a little gossip......
	www.infoplease.com /ipea/A0880198.html (307 words)

	Liz Smith (II) Photos - Liz Smith (II) News - Liz Smith (II) Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Liz Smith is one of the world's most respected, and well liked, gossip columnists.
		In the late 1940's Smith worked as a typist, then reporter for a Texas newspaper.
		Elizabeth Taylor: Grand Dame of Hollywood Elizabeth Taylor was born in London, but her family relocated to Los Angeles when she was young.
	www.tv.com /liz-smith-ii/person/73629/summary.html (197 words)

	iWon - Liz Smith
		Warren scoffed at recent supermarket tabloid reports that put Miz Liz in dire condition, hospitalized with pneumonia -- the usual "everybody's praying for her" article.
		When we called to see if she really needed prayers, Cowan said, "She's at the vet, with her dog, Sugar, right now." OK, if Liz is up to tending to her beloved pooch, she's hanging in.
		But you can bet she was distressed by the recent death of her pal Rod Steiger, whom she credited with wrenching her out of a deep depression two years ago.
	entertainment.iwon.com /celebgossip/lizsmith/id/07_29_2002.html (814 words)

	Liz Smith Will Not Go Quietly, You Whippersnapper - Gawker
		Today's Liz Smith column is her last for Newsday.
		Liz, who first joined Newsday in March 1991, did not exercise her option to extend her contract, which has expired.
		Well, we never really existed to Liz and now, she'll no longer exist to us.
	www.gawker.com /news/media/liz-smith-will-not-go-quietly-you-whippersnapper-37783.php (204 words)

	Liz Smith at Hollywood.com
		She made her screen debut in Mike Leigh's "Bleak Moments" (1971) as a cantankerous, bed-ridden old woman who proudly displays her false teeth by her bedside, and was memorable as a worn-out cleaning lady in Leigh's harrowing drama, "Hard Labour" (1973).
		Smith has appeared in several period dramas (as Mrs.
		Heep in the BBC production of "David Copperfield" and the fortune teller in Ridley Scott's "The Duellists" 1977); gave an indelible comic performance as Maggie Smith's dotty mother in "A Private Function" (1984); and was outstanding as the mother of convict Gary Oldman in "We Think the World of You" (1988)....
	www.hollywood.com /celebrity/Liz_Smith/1538114 (796 words)

	KLRU: Texas Monthly Talks > Liz Smith > Biography
		Liz Smith, fondly referred to as the “Grande Dame of Dish,” is possibly the most famous gossip columnist to date and the highest paid print journalist in the world.
		Smith graduated from the University of Texas at Austin.
		Smith has also published two memoirs – 2000’s Natural Blonde and 2005’s Dishing.
	www.klru.org /texasmonthlytalks/archives/smith/bio.asp (153 words)

	Liz Smith Drives the Downeaster Alexa - New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer
		In today's column, Liz Smith breaks an obscure new singer who's just had her first show at Pianos.
		Well, it's 20-year-old Alexa Ray Joel, spawn of Billy, and her first CD was personally fed to the columnist by her mom, Christie Brinkley — but otherwise Liz's excitement over discovering a hot unsigned artist is palpably bloggerlike.
		She is also paying her dues on the road, "slowly building her career," as Liz puts it.
	www.newyorkmetro.com /daily/intel/2006/10/liz_smith_rides_the_downeaster_1.html (401 words)

	Liz Smith Quotes
		1 Quotes for 'Liz Smith' in the Database.
		Begin somewhere; you cannot build a reputation on what you intend to do.
		All Quotes are provided for educational purposes only and contributed by users.
	www.worldofquotes.com /author/Liz-Smith/1/index.html (52 words)

	About Liz Smith Speech/Language Pathologist in Boulder County, CO
		About Liz Smith Speech/Language Pathologist in Boulder County, CO Home
		Liz has been helping children with their speech and language problems for more than 20 years, mostly in Boulder County.
		Liz’s education includes a B.A. degree at the University of Texas at Austin and an M.A. degree from Stanford University.
	www.lizsmithslp.com /about (124 words)

	Horizons Unlimited Motorcycle Travellers' Stories - Chris Smith and Liz Peel
		I (Chris) am a Rural Economies Officer and Liz is a Rural Communities Officer, both working for the Countryside Agency (Government Department) for 3 years until we both recently gave it all up to travel.
		At £30 a day we have funds for 5 years on the road, but we only plan as far as the first week and then see how we feel and where we want to go.
		To say we lived life to the full would be a huge understatement; we lived a lifetime every day and came to know ourselves and each other like never before.
	www.horizonsunlimited.com /tstories/nomorem6 (1456 words)

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