Beverly Johnson
It had been an honor for the African American actress to partake. It became the first-ever African American model to appear on the cover of Vogue in 1974, which paved the way to other African-American models who dreamt of becoming world-class models. A year later, she again had broken the barrier when she appeared in the cover of the French Elle. Johnson eventually became a successful actress. In 2014, Johnson authored an article in Vanity fair about Bill Cosby about drugging her in the 80s. After that, she wrote her memoir entitled The Face That Changed It All.
Beverly Johnson
Karen Lynn Gorney
She was known for her portrayal of the character Tara Martin in the well-known soap opera All My Children in the 1970s. She portrayed the role for four years until 1974. Her most prominent role was in Saturday Night Fever as Stephanie Mangano starred alongside John Travolta. After the fame she got from the success of the show Saturday Night Fever, Gorney took a break from the limelight and moved to New York and opened a local art gallery there. A couple of years after her hiatus, she decided to make a comeback. She acted in T.V. shows such as The Sopranos and Law & Order in the 90s. Recently, she had been seen to work several projects here and there, both in the music and movie industries.
Karen Lynn Gorney