Andy Warhol Interviews with R. Couri Hay

R. Couri Hay began his career as a celebrity columnist for the "National Enquirer" and was the star and producer of his own celebrity interview show. In the 1970s Couri worked as an interviewee for Andy Warhol's Interview magazine. He is now known as a social commentator with a focus on Hollywood and high society, and has over 25 years of experience in media relations and image/brand development.He is a creative strategist, image counselor and campaign and crisis manager. www.rcourihay.com

[@ladylo-fi6979]

I'm glad to hear their wives were both doing fine.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Women : “they’re better “ 👏🏼

[@SethH1982]

That first interview is from 1977 from Bella Abzug's 57th birthday party at Studio 54

[@SethH1982]

+oblong someone wanted to know the year. ok jerk?

[@abbyohannes]

he doesn't even have a wife yet he said she was good i love him

[@madeleine8662]

andy referred to his tape recorder as his wife - so i suppose that's what he meant

[@ladylo-fi6979]

The joke was that they were both gay. No wives. No interest in having wives.

[@steelstreet3765]

THESE days everyone wants to be a Andy warhol

[@alittlecatinthedark]

I would sell my soul to meet this wonderful human Warhol 🍊

[@JenBuilt]

Haha Andy's wife was his tape recorder. He left her at home that night.

[@metronomejack]

I love! I’m a fan of Andy Warhol, I sing his life and his death "Warhol’s Words", played on my channel!

[@oxotower]

8'57 I think it's Amanda Lear

[@Johnkitovernews]

Andy was a river unto his people, I love the Troll though, Great Paparazzi.

[@gsogso3444]

Great Artist...but very ✨✨✨✨💫💫💫

[@godwhyisthistaken]

What year is this?

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

1975? I thinm

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

Think

[@samuelrusnak8559]

@@Mosaic_Mirror :)

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Who in today’s world 🌎 is this INTERESTING ? ( I have 2-3 people in mind but I’m not so sure )

[@maIwaldron]

Drella

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

Lmao

[@alisoncarpenter232]

Little talk thats all...all evening who cares.

[@georgemacy3537]

Warhol couldn't stand Couri. Read the "Diaries" and find out. Couri was always hard to take.

[@monroeboy80]

Warhol couldn't stand a lot of people! I read the diaries as well and used to own a paperback copy. The only thing I can remember from the diaries is how Boy George and Marilyn couldn't stand Warhol! The only thing I can remember about Couri Hay was his mention in Take it Like a Man in Boy George's book.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

I don’t know Andy never met him . Lou Reed spoke so highly of him and his non -stop creativity. He looks like he is / was high functioning autism . Which is not a bad thing . It would explain quite a bit . Andy’s legacy lives on ❤️

[@martinmcnulty8155]

Now that's a stupid comment. You reckon all calm shy people are autists?

[@ladylo-fi6979]

He just seems like a normal intellectual or artist to me. Not everyone who's cerebral is autistic.

[@capitanfuturo594]

Andy Warhol is an American icon.

[@specialiseesi6746]

"How´s your wife?" Lool... speaks volumes for the invisibility of gay people at that time... and how deep in the closet they had to be in public.

[@capitanfuturo594]

At that time, homosexuals were very respectful people. The sexual orientation of each one is a private matter and that is how things were handled in those years where everyone was truly happy and not like today.

[@Temu69recordsdotcom]

Its like a gayer version of bette davis v. joan crawford

[@HektorBandimar]

Andy Warhol wore awful toupees.

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

Still hotter than u

[@RussMcClay]

Purposely.

[@ediesedgwick4462]

Andy was going prematurely bald and started wearing toupees in his 20s, if I'm not mistaken. One time, he wore a toupee that happened to be slightly lighter in color. He found that he liked the two-tone effect. So, he started wearing lighter and lighter toupees until he reached the white fright wig that became his signature look. He purposely chose that look as his trademark.

[@HektorBandimar]

@@ediesedgwick4462 Thanks, interesting comment.