Pranava·Mar 6Racing’s Angiest young manWhen I read the title, ‘Racing’s Angiest young man’, I worried this would be something I would have to get through to get to the good part…
Kent Anderson·Mar 2, 2023“I Could Have…But I Didn’t.”How Rupert Murdoch Screwed Everyone At False Noise But Himself
Greg Mitchell·Jul 20, 2021When an Author Runs for OfficeAs Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times contemplates a race for governor, examples set by Upton Sinclair, Gore Vidal, and Norman Mailer…
Kent Anderson·Sep 29, 2020The Redemption of Wayne BarrettEarlier this year, Pete Hamill died. Unless you were/are a journalist of a certain age, the name might escape you or send you to Google or…A response icon1A response icon1
Christopher Six·Aug 31, 2020Pete Hamill’s passing forces a reevaluationThe death of Pete Hamill Aug. 5 has thrown me for a bit of a loop. It wasn’t a surprise, Having watched the 2018 HBO documentary “Breslin…
Kent Anderson·May 25, 2019It Is Time“They did too many things. Too many people know about it. There is no way to keep it quiet. The time is going to come when impeachment is…A response icon1A response icon1
Nick Birnback·Apr 21, 2019Newspaperman Jimmy Breslin dead at 88. Sláinte.Breslin wrote about the city that New Yorkers have been running away from since the turn of the century
Greg Gnall·Jan 31, 2019Extra! Extra!Once upon a time, people actually read newspapers. Not the online editions of the Times, the Washington Post or the Wall Street Journal…
David Hinckley·Jan 27, 2019‘Breslin & Hamill’: A Romantic View of New York Tabs PastIn case you hadn’t noticed, we have no shortage of opinion writers and commentators these days. But the decline of print newspapers has…
Kent Anderson·Jan 19, 2018One Year OnLast year, on this date, Charles Pierce of Esquire and the Esquire politics blog, wrote a piece that, to this day, encapsulates this…A response icon1A response icon1
