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I didn’t know Dominick Dunne had died until I read the November issue [“ Our Man Dominick ,” by Michael Hogan]. I was heartbroken by the news of his death, but my heart was lifted by the tribute given to him by the magazine. Thank you for honoring Mr....
Tags: Norman Rockwell, wall street, Dominick Dunne, New York Portrait, New York Times, India, New Delhi, Dunne, Marie Brenner, Vanity Fair, Graydon Carter
Not only is Revkin part of the Climategate story (he’s mentioned in the e-mails) but he clearly has a special relationship with the Climategate actors that calls into question whether he can report on them without bias. Here’s Hoyt’s whitewash of the...
Tags: Andrew Revkin, global warming, The Times, Climate Debate NY Times, Phil Jones, New York Times, Erica Goode, web site, Roger Pielke Sr., mails messages, Seattle, Environment, Climate change, Steven Milloy, Year of birth missing
In this article I must take a detour from my normal reporting and instead comment on an article written in the New York Times. (see: In Bolivia, a Force for Change Endures ) This article deals with the imminent reelection of President Evo Morales of Bolivia.
Tags: Bolivia, U.S. Columbia, Evo Morales, natural gas, University of Oregon, Ersun Warncke, New York Times, Santa Cruz, Domestic policy of Evo Morales, Foreign policy of Evo Morales, Coca, Aymara ethnic group, Felipe Quispe
The look of a typeface can determine how readers perceive a word or phrase. Take the common seasonal greeting “Happy holidays.” When set in an ornamented Latin style, the words appear jolly and joyous, while spiky Old English or German Fraktur reads as...
Tags: type books, New York Times, 20th century, United Kingdom, London, Type foundries, Communication design, Graphic design, Typography, Typeface, Font, Slab serif, Typesetting
From the hands thrown to cheeks at Rupert Murdoch 's announcement that he's looking to put paywalls up around his newspaper properties online, you might think that they're the unicorns of the online world, spoken of but never glimpsed.
Tags: Rupert Murdoch, New York Times, United Kingdom, London, Web 2.0, Subscription business model, News Corporation, Neologisms, Technology Internet, News websites, Freemium, Business models, Slashdot
T homas Keller's latest cookbook starts with the kind of menu you don't often find in upbeat recipe collections: his father's last supper. The celebrated American chef lost his 86-year-old father shortly after setting out to write Ad Hoc at Home , a coffee-table-format...
Tags: Mr. Keller, Thomas Keller, Grant Achatz, ad hoc, Edward Keller, Ferran Adria, American, New York Times, New York City, Ferran Adriᅢᅠ, Molecular gastronomy, Hospitality Recreation, French Laundry, Ratatouille, Per Se
Joe McGinniss at the Daily Beast takes issue the bus tour/book tour of 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. "Sarah Palin and HarperCollins have consciously tried to give the impression that she is doing her book...
Tags: CRP, New York Times, Sarah Palin, Boca Raton, Going Rogue: An American Life, United States presidential election, John Ensign, Joe McGinniss
Tex. The former track star Marion Jones was released from federal prison about 15 months ago, but her comeback officially began Monday at the Antioch Community Center when the she announced her intentions to return to competitive athletics. The 34 year...
Tags: Marion Jones Aims, track star, star marion, New York Times, San Antonio, allnews, Women's National Basketball Association, Marion Jones, San Antonio Silver Stars, Dan Hughes, WNBA season, Allen Iverson, WNBA Draft, Perjury
Where is the collective anger over the use of disciplinary policies that share a shameful and close affinity to the legacy of segregated education, slavery, racial targeting, the harsh and ruthless criminalization of poor white and minority youth and...
Tags: United States, African-American, American International Group, Barack Obama, New York Times, social relations, casino capital, human suffering, poor white, problems face, New York City
A resident of the settlement Efrat stands on a disputed hilltop next to Efrat that overlooks Bethlehem. (Genevieve Long/The Epoch Times) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent announcement of a temporary slowdown in settlement building has...
Tags: Israeli, U.S. Department of State, New York Times, U.S. Media Response Critical, Genevieve Long/The Epoch Times, prime minister, Mr. Mitchell, George J. Mitchell, negotiating table, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel, Jerusalem, Politics, Two-state solution, West Bank, Israeli settlement, Salam Fayyad, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israeli West Bank barrier