The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Rudolf Nureyev cover (15 August 2004)

The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Rudolf Nureyev cover (15 August 2004)
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MARGARET DRABBLE - She's a novelist who loathes writing, a child of the 1960s who never misbehaved, a happily married woman who lived apart from her husband for years. Margaret Drabble tells Nigel Farndale of her hatred of 'pigeonholing'
4 pages

RUDOLF NUREYEV - He was ballet's favourite Prince Charming, its brightest ever star, but away from the spotlight things were rather different. Carolyn Soutar remembers the real Rudolf Nureyev
4 pages

LITTLE PEOPLE OF AMERICA CONVENTION - Deborah Netburn reports from the 47th annual Little People of America convention
4 and a half pages

METALLICA - Are the members of the heavy-metal band Metallica - creators of songs such as 'Am I Evil?' - the angriest men alive? Not after two years of counselling, all of it filmed for posterity. Chuck Klosterman reports on a rockumentary so funny it could be a spoof, and asks the band if they believe they can live happily ever after
4 pages

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