Their Artistic Ambitions Are So Big, New York–Based Twentysomethings Have No Space
So how do they make it work?
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Joe Biden's spokesman is not amused by 'The Onion' or the 'Times.'
This is like the East Coast versus West Coast rap rivalry, except involving the liberal intelligentsia instead of rappers.
We chat with the new editor of the venerable newsweekly.
"The show reminds folks that privileged people are flawed human beings."
The paper and the employees who went to it are alleged to have engaged in “egregious, wanton, reckless and negligent conduct.”
She has to say this every quarter.
Steve Jobs isn't afraid to tell you what he thinks of your iPad app.
The Times and AP have wildly different numbers on how many tea-party candidates are on the ballot this year.
They call him "charm-free" and say they were "troubled" by his misstatements on Vietnam, but ultimately concede that they have "larger concerns with the Republican, Linda McMahon."
"'Friends with benefits' are suited to older people."
This isn't the first time some has noticed Robert Thompson's quotability quotient.
The 'Bloomberg Businessweek' editor will return to his former haunt.
“A man in a wheelchair stopped to rattle a plastic cup at a man sitting on the sidewalk.”
What a pleasant surprise.
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