November 2008


November 30, 2008
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1970s controversy: Cosell, Kaplan, Fawcett.



November 27, 2008
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The chaotic postfeminist dating scene.



November 26, 2008
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I went to the movies on weekday afternoons, a movie on a dead afternoon, the merest scatter of people in attendance, always someone reading the Village Voice in the half murk before the house lights died. In many cases I can recall today where I saw certain movies back then, drifting from the New Yorker Theater one day to the Bleecker Street the next, alert and ever expectant, ready to be taken out of the day, the week, the plodding writer’s one-room life, and into a fold of discontinuous space and time. open quote
—Don DeLillo, in The Guardian
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November 23, 2008
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Gallery of “The End” screens.



November 23, 2008
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Their dispassionate response stirred him to engage them in a quick call-and-response-style exchange. Is gin O.K.? Yes. Tart? No. Sweet? No. He stole away and returned with vintage glasses filled with Hearsts, essentially a classic martini with sweet vermouth substituted for the dry variety, thus lending the drink an alarmingly rouge hue. They nodded. He nodded. open quote
—“The Cocktail as Theater,”
The New York Times
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November 20, 2008
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Blogads founder: Denton’s mostly right.



November 20, 2008
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Drudge Report’s design: “aesthetic masterpiece”?



November 20, 2008
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Chuck Klosterman reviews Chinese Democracy.



November 20, 2008
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Mark Bittman’s kitchen: very small.



November 11, 2008
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But what I will always remember is as I was leaving that party in 2003, I was approached by another guest, an established author. He asked about the man I had been talking to. Sheepishly he told me he didn’t know that Obama was a guest at the party, and had asked him to fetch him a drink. In less than six years, Obama has gone from being mistaken for a waiter among the New York media elite, to the president-elect. open quote
—Katherine Rosman, The Wall Street Journal
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November 4, 2008
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Today America is going to produce the greatest civil rights demonstration in the history of the world. open quote
—Gary Hart
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November 4, 2008
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Brilliant mashup: McCain debates Palin.




November 4, 2008
Barack Obama: Ten Months, Two Photos

Posted by Andrew Hearst
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On this thrilling and historic day, here are two photos I took during the course of this year. They’re bookends, of a sort, to this inspiring man’s incredible run. I expect great things of you, sir.

Nashua North High School, Nashua, New Hampshire, January 5, 2008, 12:30 p.m.:

Barack Obama, Nashua, New Hampshire, January 5, 2008  

Max Meltzer Community Center, 94 East 1st Street, New York, New York, November 4, 2008, 11:03 a.m.:

vote for Barack Obama and Joe Biden, New York

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