“Julia dealt with rules the way she later dealt with vegetarians; she pretended they didn't exist.” — Bob Spitz Food Copy Share Image
The Beatles changed music forever. They took rock n' roll from a medium that was about cars and girls and gave it… — Bob Spitz Copy Share Image
“Even on TV, she was larger than life. At fifty, she was a vibrant, vivacious woman, not obviously pretty or delicate, but… — Bob Spitz Larger than life Copy Share Image
I was in Italy in 1992 working on magazine articles when I got a call from the Italian travel commission. They asked,… — Bob Spitz Copy Share Image
“It existed almost by oversight, “far removed from reality,” as one of the “Kandy Kids” wrote, “where everyone had an academic interest… — Bob Spitz Children Copy Share Image
The Beatles' story is all of our stories. It is about how the youth culture emerged, the drug culture emerged, how politics… — Bob Spitz Copy Share Image
“The cooking was invigorating, joyous. For Julia, the cooking fulfilled the promises that Le Cordon Bleu had made but never kept. Where… — Bob Spitz Cooking Copy Share Image
“On the endive show, she offered a Yogi Berra-style malaprop: "Now don't wash endive-that is, unless it's dirty." And during an episode… — Bob Spitz Copy Share Image
“Later, when the other Beatles arrived, the crowd in the street had swelled to an estimated twenty-thousand, some of whom were whipped… — Bob Spitz Copy Share Image
