...be "right" most of the time! We would be saying President McCain if it wasn't for that dim bulb Sarah "In what sence, Charlie" Palin Bill Kristol has an uncanny knack for being wrong in his predictions an unusually high percentage of the...

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Richard Rogers "frustrated" by Boris Johnson regime London mayor Boris Johnson will attempt to draw a line under the bitter departure of architectural adviser Richard Rogers by appointing Tate boss Nicholas Serota in his place. Serota 's...

In this article: Boris Johnson, Richard Rogers, London, 2012 Olympics, and Coin Street Community Builders

Ruth Reichl was supposed to embark on a book tour a day after her bosses at Conde Nast informed her last month that they were shuttering Gourmet , the food magazine she 'd edited for a decade. She wanted to cancel the trip. "I just could...

In this article: Ruth Reichl, Gourmet, St. Louis, Turkey, Pomegranate, Cranberry sauce, Sausage, and Pumpkin

...weird-sounding - but delicious - recipe for cranberry relish. This year, she's found a real fan: food writer and editor Ruth Reichl. The pair looked over some of the ingredients: sour cream , sugar and horseradish - preferably red...

In this article: Ruth Reichl, Horseradish, Sour cream, Adobe Flash Player, Pepto Bismol, Sugar, and NPR

...in general. He doesn't even watch the Oscars , the Tonys or the Golden Globes. In fact, the only reason he goes every year because Anna Wintour makes him. That partly explains his ambivalence about the Council of Fashion Designers of...

In this article: Marc Jacobs, Anna Wintour, Academy Awards, Victoria Beckham, Lindsay Lohan, and Golden Globes

Get the latest updatest in your favorite RSS feed reader. FROM SPLASH PAGE: Last week, I talked to one of comics greatest living legends, Stan Lee , about his arrival on the Twitter scene and why it makes him feel like he's writing his "Stan's...

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...on Tuesday tapped Time magazine deputy managing editor Josh Tyrangiel as editor-in-chief, replacing Stephen Adler , who said in October that he 'd step down later this year. At Time, Tyrangiel also served as managing editor of Time.com. Post...

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Posted Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009 Comments (0) Print Share Reprints Nearly three weeks after food-world royalty Ruth Reichl got the staggering news that Gourmet , the venerated culinary magazine she ushered into the 21st century, was shutting...

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...in 2006, Bloomberg said in its statement. Tyrangiel was not immediately available for comment. He will replace Stephen Adler , who said he would resign shortly after Bloomberg agreed to buy BusinessWeek from McGraw-Hill for between $2...

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...in cash, plus the assumption of costs such as severance for any magazine employees who are laid off. The magazine's current top editor, Stephen Adler , plans to step down after holding the job for more than four years. In a memo last...

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...of BusinessWeek , the magazine's first top editor under Bloomberg ownership. He replaces editor Stephen Adler , who said in October that he 'd step down later this year. As BusinessWeek's top editor, Tyrangiel [pictured] will report to...

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...has managed. For any leader this will be testing, because the gap between conventional politics and what's needed is so great. Zac Goldsmith's new book, The Constant Economy, is one example of the kind of thinking Cameron won't be able...

In this article: David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Labour, Ed Miliband, Tories, Zac Goldsmith, Political philosophy, and Unemployment

...make endorsements." And that Sarah Palin doesn't need his advice. Does anyone? Anyway. Panel time. With Bill Kristol and Liz Cheney! Bill Kristol says that the decision to send KSM to NYC is crazy. And he seems to be not clued in to the...

In this article: Rudy Giuliani, Liz Cheney, Bill Kristol, Chris Wallace, and New York City

THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING Review: Samuel Johnson bio shows man behind text In this book cover image released by Henry Holt & Company , " Samuel Johnson : A Life," by David Nokes , is shown. (AP Photo/Henry Holt &...

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Nearly three weeks after food-world royalty Ruth Reichl got the staggering news that Gourmet , the venerated culinary magazine she ushered into the 21st century, was shutting down after a 68-year run, she was still at a loss as to what she...

In this article: Ruth Reichl, Gourmet, Pasta, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Saffron, Risotto, Revenue, Recession, and Antibiotic

Last Updated: 12:25 AM, November 8, 2009 Posted: 12:05 AM, November 8, 2009 Last week, Vogue editor Anna Wintour turned 60. JERRY OPPENHEIMER , author of "Front Row," her 2005 biography, takes a look behind the powerful fashionista's...

In this article: Anna Wintour, Vogue, Chinchilla, Recession, Trademark, Manhattan, and Jordan

...of the raspberry-red confection we soon see. Fanny 's fashions don't always find favour with her literary acquaintances: Keats 's friend Charles Brown scoffs at "the well-stitched little Miss Brawne in all her detail". Yet Fanny is no...

In this article: Bright Star, John Keats, Jane Campion, Abbie Cornish, Charles Brown, Ben Whishaw, Endymion, Paul Schneider, and In the Cut

...to make it to the Commons if the party is to win a majority. There is a smattering of Old Etonians, including millionaire campaigner Zac Goldsmith , Tory intellectual Jesse Norman , and Rory Stewart , once a tutor to princes William and Harry.

In this article: Conservative Party, David Cameron, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Annunziata Rees-Mogg, Labour Party, Tim Montgomerie, and Eton