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There is no such thing as a formula for success but these legends from Hollywood to academia to contemporary art reveal there certainly are prerequisites. As Cultured celebrates our decade milestone, 15 barrier-breaking creatives meditate on their own measures of endurance for the magazine's Fall 2022 Living Legends and 10-year anniversary issue.
Sandra Bernhard on Growing up in an Artistic Household and Not Getting Jaded
Sandra Bernhard is continuously evolving. The comedian, actress, singer, and author has graced the stages of Broadway, the silver and small screens, and the airwaves, cementing her status as an entertainment staple. Bernhard’s presence is constant and consistent, and she maintains the utility of “the ongoing evolution of being a complete person” is the secret to a long, fulfilling career.
Read MoreCarol Kane Discusses Courage and the Times She's Been Told to Quit
The actor has been charming Hollywood since the 1970s, when she received critical acclaim for her role as Gitl in 1975’s Hester Street. With a mountain of credits and accolades under her belt, Carol Kane has preserved the kindness and humility of her early performances in Annie Hall and The Princess Bride to her more recent appearances in Netflix’s Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and alongside Al Pacino in Amazon’s Hunters.
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What Endurance and Reinvention Mean to Gaetano Pesce
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Graydon Carter on the Key Ingredients to a Great Career
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Boundary-Breaking Author and Filmmaker Chris Kraus Talks Patience and Greatness
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Andy Warhol Collaborator Bob Colacello on Identity and Reinvention
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Iconic Actress Christine Baranski on Living Moment to Moment and Stamina
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Filmmaker Linda Goode Bryant on Summoning to Patience
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Artist Betye Saar on Living in the Now
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Historic Model and Cultural Beacon Bethann Hardison on Quitting and Endurance
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Graffiti Artist André Saraiva on His Process and Patience
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