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Rourke

[ roork ]

noun

  1. Constance, 1885–1941, U.S. historian and literary critic.


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Shannan’s brother was also targeted and harassed by strangers on social platforms, Rourke added.

Rourke said that at one point, a coworker of Watts who had nothing to do with the case became the subject of a rumor, and company lawyers asked him for help.

His pieces were a favorite of Robert DeNiro, Chris Noth, Mickey Rourke, and Matt Dillon.

When we chatted in 2011, Rourke dryly noted that his songwriting credits with Morrissey resulted in no royalties.

Just ask Mickey Rourke, of all people, perhaps the greatest public enemy of Page Six, for whatever reason, during the 1990s.

Think of that infamous scene from 9½ Weeks when Mickey Rourke seductively teases Kim Basinger.

When Mickey Rourke became a pro boxer, Johnson challenged him to a fight in the ring, though it never actually took place.

Then, there was little Pat Rourke, who lived up the alley, and kept a little black dog named Pompey.

"Waut fer the concrete," almost moaned Rourke, so great was his fury, his angry face shoved close to the Italian's own.

Without paying any more attention to him, Rourke, still very irritated and defiant, returned to the fire.

"That's right, Rourke," I replied pleasantly, feeling keenly the need of staying by so wonderful a lamp of health.

He couldn't imagine that Pat Rourke, with his uncouth ways and brusque appearance could presume to rival him in her heart!

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