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Articles by Bill Eppridge
Beatles' First New York Arrival in Photos
When the Beatles landed in New York on February 7, 1964 for their first American visit, Life magazine photographer Bill Eppridge was there to meet them. He shot 90 rolls of film of the group (which he’d never heard of before getting the last-minute assignment) in the following days, though only four pictures appeared in the magazine. Highlights of the rest appear in his new book, The Beatles: Six Days That Changed the World (Rizzoli).
Book Review: Remembering RFK
R.F.K: A Photographer's Journal by Harry Benson PowerHouse Books, 144 pp., $39.95 A Time It Was: Bobby Kennedy in the Sixties by Bill Eppridge Harry N. Abrams, 190 pp., $29.95 The Last Campaign: Robert F. Kennedy and 82 Days That Inspired America by Thurston Clarke Henry Holt & Co., 336 pp., $25 This past week, media outlets around the globe noted the 40th anniversary of the assassination of New York Sen. Robert F.
Robert F. Kennedy: The Case Against Him for Attorney General
All the world knows that the Attorney General-designate is the President-elect’s brother, and practically all the world has feelings of one sort or another on that aspect of the nomination. But such feelings do not in the end come to anything decisive. Nor does a widespread but rather generalized distrust of Robert F. Kennedy—which, it may be said in passing, was hardly alleviated by the reported remark of his father that Robert is a good hater.
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Iconic singer and actor Barbra Streisand had a humble beginning, and this glossy book of photos serves as a reminder of it. Life magazine photographer Bill Eppridge had full access to the young singer staring early in her career, in 1963, when he photographed Streisand in candid situations such as shopping in a thrift store and trying on outfits in her apartment.
In Baltimore on June 8, 1968 and across the country, people lined up to watch the Robert F. Kennedy funeral train.
On the morning of March 16, 1968, CBS pre-empted its regularly scheduled television programming for breaking news. Then-New York Sen. Robert Francis Kennedy was prepared to announce his candidacy for the presidency of the United States. As the audience waited for the senator to arrive in the Senate Caucus Room on Capitol Hill, venerable newsman Roger Mudd, who anchored CBS' coverage for the ...
Classic Photos of Steve Spurrier
As Steve Spurrier celebrates his 71st birthday on April 20, 2016, we present these classic photos of the "Head Ball Coach," dating back to his days as both a Heisman trophy-winning and NFL quarterback.
Photos: Steve Spurrier through the years
Photos: Steve Spurrier through the yearsSteve Spurrier (R), 21, star Univ. of Florida & the nation's most sought-after college quarterback, listening to a coach during a time out at a Univ. of Florida football game; he will lose out on $1 million due to the NFL-AFL pro football merger. (Photo by Bill Eppridge/The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images)
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