Two Mates, One Mission
The New York Times | 9.16.2007
“Put yourself in Hugh Dancy’s shoes (black, leather, unscuffed, possibly expensive)”
Love at First Sight, Transcending Nazi Internment
The New York Times | 12.5.2007
“In the 15 months the two spent in Westerbork and Bergen-Belsen in Germany…”
Cats in the Alley
The New York Times | 4.22.2007
“The evening began with a miscommunication.”
Joking for Two
The New York Times | 11.13.2005
“Samantha Bee was nudging her feet into a pair of black boots at the Fluevog store in SoHo”
Coffee, Tea or Meat?
The New York Times | 5.4.2008
“Their green disks were facing up, and meat arrived like some kind of sacrificial rite…”
Spangles All Around
The New York Times | 5.13. 2007
“With ink-black hair and silver-streaked eye shadow, Camille Wojtasiak, 47, is a dancer…”
Waiting to Go Home, 2 Months After a Freakish Tornado
The New York Times | 10.16.2007
“For most New Yorkers, the tornado was a meteorological curiosity…”
The New Wild and Crazy Guys
The New York Times | 9.5.2006
“Andy Samberg and Jason Sudeikis are speeding downtown in a cab…”
Beyond Cute Boys in Their Underpants
The New York Times | 8.7.2005
“Getting naked used to be women's work…”
Sexy, B) Loud or C) Dreamy? Try D) All of the Above.
The New York Times | 1.28.2007
“Imagine a time before alternative country…”
It’s Hard Out There for a Female Playwright, Study Finds
New York Magazine | 6.22.2009
“Why are the majority of plays produced written by men?”
Voices of Genuine Originals, Chosen by One Who Should Know
The New York Times | 6.29.2008
“Emmylou Harris still has one goal that she hasn’t accomplished…”
Listening to Survivors of Rape
The New York Times | 3.1.2016
“Someone forced to have sex doesn’t have to bruise or tear for it still to be rape.”
A Place Where One Person’s Costume Is Another’s Work Clothes
The New York Times | 10.31.2007
“Sapphire Morrison has 17 piercings…”