
A new coffee-table book pays homage to the bodybuilder turned actor turned governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger By Carolina de Armas A rnold Schwarzenegger doesn’t say good-bye. Since 1984, when he starred in The Terminator, he has memorably said, “I’ll be back.” It’s a signature catchphrase and, acting aside, Schwarzenegger has indeed come “back” as a successful businessman, film producer, and politician. This time, he returns to the spotlight with a new book from Taschen that celebrates his varied career and continuing charisma as captured by the greats: Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Herb Ritts, Sante D’Orazio, and even Andy Warhol . The images, however, only tell half the story. Born in the small Austrian village of Thal in 1947, Schwarzenegger began READ ON
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