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April 18, 2012
You Can Get A Decent Apartment In NYC! Sort Of!
Just don't look for a new place, and you'll be fine!
News
August 31, 2011
9|11: The Winners
For some people, the terrorist attacks have been a gold mine
Blogs
August 11, 2011
Barack Obama and Anna Wintour Hanging Out Tonight; We Imagine Their Conversation
Barack Obama's in town! This means that a) traffic is going to be a disaster and b) we can write some fan fiction. One of his stops is an expensive dinner hosted by Anna Wintour and Harvey Weinstein -- could you think of a pair more opposite in physicality but more alike in power? -- at Weins ... More >>
Blogs
May 9, 2011
Osama Bin Laden Death Pictures Hit First Freedom of Information Act Bump
With President Obama deciding that the United States is not the type of country to release photographs of a dead Osama Bin Laden, shot in the head, there are two ways the public will ever see them: 1) a government leak when this all dies down, or 2) an enterprising journalist whose Freedom of ... More >>
Blogs
March 24, 2011
Google Launches Magazine, Sort Of; Florida Newspaper Wants Cursing, Crazy Reporter
"Is Google a Media Company?" the New York Times asked in the summer of 2008. "Critics say each new Google initiative in [content hosting] casts more doubt on the company's claims that it is not a media company." On Monday, David Carr updated us on the company's progress in three action-packed ... More >>
Blogs
December 1, 2010
Alex Alvarez Escapes MediaBistro for Abrams Gulag of Mediaite
Who among New York City's media set has never read a single MediaBistro mailer or blog? Nobody. Which is strange, because it's not like they break crazy news or anything! But it is a clearing house for two things: (1) Everything That Happens in Media, Especially in New York City and (2) Good Tale ... More >>
Blogs
November 1, 2010
Adam Rapoport Is Named Bon Appétit's Editor-in-Chief
Adam RapoportAs expected, Condé Nast has sent out an official announcement bearing the news that Adam Rapoport has been named the editor-in-chief of Bon Appétit. In addition to writing about grub for GQ, where he most recently served as the magazine's style editor, Rapoport edit ... More >>
Blogs
October 26, 2010
Press Clips: Jared, Ivanka, and the New York Observer on Gossip Girl (Video)
Target audiences: they happen.The New York Observer hits the big time, getting a cameo on Gossip Girl. And who from their editorial staff was there? Gawker gets murked by some Taiwanese guys. Business Insider is making another hire. Speaking of which, Media Party Season has arrived, unless, o ... More >>
Blogs
September 30, 2010
Ruth Reichl to Join the Staff at Random House
Random House Publishing Group announced today that former Gourmet Editor-in-Chief will be joining the staff, both as a contract author and as an Editor-at-Large. In the former capacity, she has three books on the drawing board: a memoir of her days at Gourmet, as yet untitled; a book called T ... More >>
Blogs
September 27, 2010
Media Moves: Jeff Bercovici Going to Forbes
Another breaking media move: we're now hearing reading that Jeff Bercovici -- AOL's star media reporter at Daily Finance -- is going to work with Lewis "Darth" Dvorkin at Forbes (or True/Forbes, as we like to call it around here) after being courted by a number of potential bosses, according ... More >>
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September 24, 2010
Conde Nast "Security" Accidentally Reports Shooter in Building
About an hour ago we saw this rather disconcerting Tweet from @sfj (Sasha Frere-Jones): Not joke: "We have received reports that a firearm has been discharged on the 10th floor of 750 3rd Avenue. If safe, remain where you are." 750 3rd Avenue is the former site of Fairchild and currently th ... More >>
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September 23, 2010
Gourmet Is Resurrected...as an iPad App
Almost a year after its untimely demise, Gourmet is officially undead, thanks its resurrection as a brand, spanking new iPad app. Per Diner's Journal, the app, called Gourmet Live, features videos, recipes, and features drawn from a mix of old and new content. The app has a content-sharing a ... More >>
News
September 1, 2010
NYC's Golden Gossip Era Fades
Gotham gossip loses grip, fights off rabble. Rattled tattletales tell all.
Blogs
August 30, 2010
Press Clips, Day 8, Lunch Edition: New York vs. The New Yorker Cage Match Edtion
Pictured: a figurative portrait of New York Observer senior editor Christian Lorentzen. Press Clips has returned to the roost, and we're starting the week off with great news, great media squabbles, hypocrisy, and self-awareness. In other words, your Monday Media Proctology Exam has arrived. ... More >>
Blogs
August 6, 2010
Flushing Residents Ask Asian Market to Be Their New Key Food; Competitive Eater Kobayashi Freed
Condé Nast is turning some of its best-known magazine names into restaurants in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. Can a Vanity Fair Café here on U.S. soil be far behind? [Wall Street Journal] The recent closure of a Key Food in Flushing has led residents to ask a new Asian market i ... More >>
Blogs
August 5, 2010
Gardeners Storm City Hall; Kombucha Back on Shelves
Gardeners rallied outside City Hall in response to the city's proposed rules that will soon govern roughly 300 community gardens in an effort to ensure the gardens remain open. [Wall Street Journal] Kombucha maker Vibranz is the first producer to be back on the shelves at Whole Foods, after ... More >>
Blogs
August 3, 2010
Media-Running Jews to Join Islamic Terrorist Victory Mosque at Ground Zero
Tenative Design for Ground Zero Cabal Flag by F. Kamer.On the same day that the fascists on the Landmarks Preservation Committee voted down landmark status to a building two blocks from Ground Zero that's gonna become a mosque/end-zone touchdown dance for the world's Muslim population, what h ... More >>
Blogs
July 21, 2010
Media Moves: The New York Observer Bids Farewell to Downtown Digs
Every Wednesday, a new issue of the New York Observer comes out. Why is this Wednesday different, though? Because today's the last day they'll be working out of 915 Broadway (between 20th and 21st St.), as they're making the move uptown to Times Square. Blech.
Blogs
March 11, 2010
Journalist Sued for Accurately Quoting Source Wins Case
Last year freelance writer Amy Wallace wrote a story for Wired called "An Epidemic of Fear: How Panicked Parents Skipping Shots Endangers Us All" about anti-vaccination advocates. In the article, Dr. Paul Offit says of one such advocate, Barbara Loe Fisher of the National Vaccine Information ... More >>
Blogs
June 12, 2009
Employment Opportunity: Make $2,800 Shoes for Gay Talese
Gay Talese, whose forthcoming book about his marriage has prompted some really great feature stories in 2009, is well known for his style and general all-around high sartorial standards--I've known more than one person who showed up underdressed to dinner with the man, only to be mercilessly mocked ... More >>
Blogs
December 11, 2008
Scumbag Bank Bets Against Solvency of States
Gay Talese, whose forthcoming book about his marriage has prompted some really great feature stories in 2009, is well known for his style and general all-around high sartorial standards--I've known more than one person who showed up underdressed to dinner with the man, only to be mercilessly mocked ... More >>
Blogs
October 16, 2008
Charleston Replaces NYC as Traveler Readers' 2nd-Fave City
Gay Talese, whose forthcoming book about his marriage has prompted some really great feature stories in 2009, is well known for his style and general all-around high sartorial standards--I've known more than one person who showed up underdressed to dinner with the man, only to be mercilessly mocked ... More >>
News
August 12, 2008
Black Models Take Off
Video shoot cashes racial catwalk
Books
October 24, 2006
Nip/Tuck Everlasting
Cutting remarks from the queen of the silicone scene
NYC Life
October 18, 2005
Bloody Brilliant
Pie, Anna Wintour, and the history of fur protest
Theater
August 9, 2005
Within the Fringe
From the copy desk to Byzantium, downtown offerings help us sweat the dog days
Theater
February 1, 2005
Theater
From the copy desk to Byzantium, downtown offerings help us sweat the dog days
Columns
May 18, 2004
NY Mirror
From the copy desk to Byzantium, downtown offerings help us sweat the dog days
NYC Life
April 13, 2004
Close-Up on Times Square
From the copy desk to Byzantium, downtown offerings help us sweat the dog days
News
October 21, 2003
Is George Plimpton Irreplaceable?
From the copy desk to Byzantium, downtown offerings help us sweat the dog days
Film
February 4, 2003
The Bachelorettes
World Enough and Time
News
August 20, 2002
A Tale of Two Rudys
'Times' Blind to Ex–Deputy Mayor's Conflict
News
November 6, 2001
Are We Dead Yet?
Media Industry Hit by Rolling Layoffs
News
June 12, 2001
‘New Yorker’ Samizdat
The Secret Art Gallery of Condé Nast
NYC Life
April 17, 2001
Listings
The Secret Art Gallery of Condé Nast
Books
October 10, 2000
Who Stole Feminism?
The Secret Art Gallery of Condé Nast
News
February 29, 2000
The Year of Living Pseudonymously
Of Mugger, Masher, Donna Johnson and . . . Calendar Boy
Dance
August 17, 1999
Baryshnikov Projects a Sharper Image
Of Mugger, Masher, Donna Johnson and . . . Calendar Boy
News
August 10, 1999
Bait and Switch
Of Mugger, Masher, Donna Johnson and . . . Calendar Boy
News
June 29, 1999
In Styles
Of Mugger, Masher, Donna Johnson and . . . Calendar Boy
News
June 8, 1999
Up In The Old Hotel
What will one elderly Woodstock resident do with the insurance windfall from a Times Square construction accident? Buy a hot plate.
NYC Life
February 23, 1999
Cool and the Gang
The Fall '99 Collections
News
January 5, 1999
Alphabet City
The Year in Letters
Specials
January 5, 1999
Letters
The Year in Letters
Specials
December 29, 1998
Letters
The Year in Letters
News
December 22, 1998
Hypocritical Oafs
The Year in Letters
News
September 15, 1998
Radical Robots
Building the Electronic Future Out of LEGO
News
September 8, 1998
Face Off
Can the Web be a model for real-world race relations?
News
August 4, 1998
Shape Shifting
Can the Web be a model for real-world race relations?
News
January 6, 1998
20 Questions
Can the Web be a model for real-world race relations?
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