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Frances Lear (née Loeb, July 14, 1923 – September 30, 1996) was an American activist, magazine publisher, editor and writer. Biography. Lear was born with only a first name, Evelyn, to an unwed mother in Hudson, New York, at the Vanderheusen Home for Wayward Girls.
1. Okt. 1996 · Frances Lear, a mercurial figure in the media world who spent some $25 million she received in a divorce settlement to start a magazine named after herself, died yesterday at her home in...
Frances Lear (1923–1996) was an American magazine editor and feminist who founded Lear's, the first mass-circulated magazine for women over 40. She was also a political activist, a divorcee of TV producer Norman Lear, and a breast cancer survivor.
1. Okt. 1996 · Frances Lear, the former wife of producer Norman Lear who used her sizable divorce settlement to found a women’s magazine called Lear’s and later founded Lear Television, died Monday. She was...
2. Okt. 1996 · Frances Lear, 73, a former self-described Hollywood wife who burst on the New York publishing scene in the 1980s when she launched Lear's, a pioneering magazine aimed at raising the image of...
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Frances Lear was a magazine publisher, feminist activist and Hollywood wife who divorced Norman Lear, the producer of All in the Family and Maude. She received $25m in the settlement and used it to launch Lear's, a women's magazine that failed in 1994.
2. Jan. 1989 · Out of hurt and frustration, Frances Lear, 65, tapped into an expanding older female market: Some 40% of American women are over 40 now, and in 2000, 46% will be. Achieving her goal, says the...
