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A TV show is still on Liberty’s horizon, as is reopening Flipper’s with her husband Jimmy Iovine, but first is a glossy book. Captivated by the stories, as well as the photos of late ’70s, early ’80s Hollywood, Liberty started thinking of ways to immortalize this cult-favorite institution. I moved back to LA 16 years ago and honestly every single day that I’ve been here, I meet people with a story and this unbelievable smile when they realize who my dad is.” Since she was a child during the club’s run, she started to interview her parents about what Flipper’s really was. My dad cannot skate, so it’s very ironic.

They moved all five of us to Los Angeles from England, and they opened a roller disco.

“I was his fifth child I was born at the end of 1978. “He’s called Flipper because when he was 17 he had a car accident and really damaged his leg and he’s walked with a limp ever since,” Liberty says from Los Angeles over Zoom.