21 July 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: not Maine, but not that bad either
Pentagon assessment says Iraqis aren't ready to fight the insurgents on their own.
Briton, nabbed in Pakistan, reportedly called the four London bombers just before the attacks.
Still more foreign diplomats attacked as Algerians are kidnapped in Baghdad.
Video: Classic interview with Iggy Pop.
Blue blood has been replaced in Hamptons polo by the Gottis, but then, who cares, and why pop the collar?
China will no longer peg the yuan to the dollar.
The best starched shirt cuffs in the history of Christianity. The new Pope, fashion symbol, with a very handsome assistant.
Logo trends of 2005.
You don't appreciate the hardworking journalism that goes into producing stories about Brad Pitt.
Barbecue Is A Noun to screen this Sunday at the Rural Route Film Festival in NYC.
How to tell good fish from bad.
Op: Having spent decades arguing before courts rather than sitting on them, John Roberts has never embraced one grand legal theory to the exclusion of all others.
Excerpt of new David Sedaris story about enjoying a good orgy magazine.
Minus the fatwa, Rushdie enjoys a normal tour schedule.
M. Ward tonight, free, Battery Park.
Book nerds: James Wood responds to criticism, via blog comments, of his review of Cormac McCarthy's new book.
John Roberts's wife: ardently against abortion.
The Cook's Thesaurus, including suggested substitutions.
Not having a huge spread in Mustique and getting to scuba dive with a couple of skinny browned Mustiquian babes every afternoon sucks. George Gurley explains how his summer could be better.
Video: Harlan McCraney, White House speechwriter.
20 things that only happen in movies.
