June 2011
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Such truth telling hasn't always amused his... →
One of many, many great lines in Aaron Gell’s solid Shia LeBouf profile. Also, there are four words I never thought I’d say.
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The Real Voice: STRIKE LOOMS AT VILLAGE VOICE →
realvillagevoice:
June 28, 2011: For immediate release
The current three-year contract between Village Voice Media and UAW Local 2110, representing the workers of The Village Voice, expires midnight June 30. The membership has unanimously passed a strike authorization vote.
Over the past three years, the Voice staff has been cut by an estimated 60%, and average annual salaries have markedly...
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NYT DECISION ON POGUE PITCHBABY SCANDAL HAS YET TO... →
GREY LADY’S SWORD OF DAMOCLES HANGS HIGH (OR TEN?) FOR GUY POPULAR WITH PUBLICISTS!
Also, from one of Pogue’s columns not a week ago:
““I’m not trying to be an Apple apologist…”
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The Real Voice: STRIKE LOOMS AT VILLAGE VOICE →
realvillagevoice:
June 28, 2011: For immediate release
The current three-year contract between Village Voice Media and UAW Local 2110, representing the workers of The Village Voice, expires midnight June 30. The membership has unanimously passed a strike authorization vote.
Over the past three years, the Voice staff has been cut by an estimated 60%, and average annual salaries have markedly...
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The Real Voice: STRIKE LOOMS AT VILLAGE VOICE →
realvillagevoice:
June 28, 2011: For immediate release
The current three-year contract between Village Voice Media and UAW Local 2110, representing the workers of The Village Voice, expires midnight June 30. The membership has unanimously passed a strike authorization vote.
Over the past three years, the Voice staff has been cut by an estimated 60%, and average annual salaries have markedly...
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The Real Voice: STRIKE LOOMS AT VILLAGE VOICE →
realvillagevoice:
June 28, 2011: For immediate release
The current three-year contract between Village Voice Media and UAW Local 2110, representing the workers of The Village Voice, expires midnight June 30. The membership has unanimously passed a strike authorization vote.
Over the past three years, the Voice staff has been cut by an estimated 60%, and average annual salaries have markedly...
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RAM JAM OVER JON JON PITS CHOIRE AGAINST KEITH
SICHA:
Inexplicable east coast elite media obsession and former assistant Jon-Jon Goulian—”another of the season’s publishing darlings”! “the cross-dressing literary sensation”! “a kind of mascot for the city’s literary A-list”! says the New York Times, inthree different articles, apart from his memoir’s two reviews in the paper—is apparently a...
i had a lot to say about the pomplamoose show →
Overheard: ”When are they going to do the Angry Birds theme?”
This killed me, and is possibly the funniest thing written about this group to date. Especially if you remember what the Angry Birds theme is.
These guys are such assholes. Maura, you’ll enjoy this. Homeboy came into one of my BlackBook comment threads and went off way back when, and gave me one of my favorite...
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Gawker Artists: Mark Mann →
gawkerartists:
THAT IS ALL.
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Soup: My Father, the Entrepreneur →
thingsthatscarelaurenleto:
One time I had a meeting with someone who asked about my father’s profession. “He owns a construction company,” I said. To which they said, “he’s an entrepreneur” implying I didn’t realize that my father and I were cut from the same cloth. It was slightly condescending, like a “didyouknowconstructionworkersarejustlikeus?” and it kind of perfectly embodies what I...
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ryanbrown:
WATCH. NOW.
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How Divorce Lost Its Groove →
Or as the Metatitle puts it, How Divorce Lost Its Cache. Too many things wrong with this awful thing to start in now, but enjoy this for the time being:
“It could be that among college-educated couples, the men are behaving better and the wives aren’t as interested in getting out,” said Andrew Hacker, a professor emeritus at Queens College who has written frequently about social currents....
soupsoup:
Chris Christie’s response to a question about cutting funding to public schools : “that’s none of your business”
This is how assholes win bullshit arguments: We let them.
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YES.
David gets it.
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Mr. Levy, as the marketing director of the... →
Yes, the New York Times just did a trend piece about Gold Bond. And not just Gold Bond, but upscale Gold Bond.
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A sequel to the film is unlikely, but in the event... →
Hacked.
Apologies if you’re getting weird inquiries from me about buying prescription drugs. This isn’t high school, and I don’t have any somas to offer you. What I do have is: Looks like a spambot got ahold of my account and is spamming people with questions. Sorry, friends. Please let me know if you continue to get them. -f.
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David Carr or Bear Grylls? →
No doubt there are clinics and professional therapists for bad husbands, just as...
– Zach Baron in “Out of control,” The Daily (via thedailyfeed)
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Aaron Sorkin Still Hates Bloggers: New York Times... →
On the matter of Brian Stelter…
SORKIN: I’m glad to hear he’s a decent guy who has the respect of his co-workers. So then I’ll speak to this idea more generally: I know when I read something in The New York Times that whoever wrote it had to be very good to get the job that they have. But I don’t know anything about the person who is blogging online. It’s an easy job to get. Anybody can...
Maybe they make cigarettes differently in L.A.,... →
Edith wins. UPDATE. Also:
When I awoke at 5:30 a.m., I slipped quietly out the front door, Googling “cabs la,” “taxis los angeles,” “help me california,” on my phone.
This…killed me.
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But one young man I saw was huddled protectively... →
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"Not only is it okay to hate LeBron, but it's a... →
Basically, yes.
Lives Cut Short by Depression →
Not to get dreary on you, but this is a crucial piece of writing about depression that if you have any vested interested in the topic - And, surprise! At least about 1.6 in every 10 of you do, and more will at some point or another - you should absolutely read:
In The Bellevue Literary Review, in an essay called “By My Own Hand,” Anita Darcel Taylor writes about her bipolar illness and...
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