3 December 2002

New York's currently: cold

Supreme Court to rule on race in college admissions.

With weapons inspections in Iraq running smoothly, Bush and Co. bluster and blab to make noise and frighten citizens.

British dossier on Iraq's human rights abuses now available.

Bertelsmann to put every publisher under one roof--a 48-story skyscraper--and the editors are getting squirrely.

More details on the Seagal-Busch-Mafia story.

The Knicks are actually winning, but shhhhh..... don't tell anyone.

Ted Koppel provides haven for reclusive celebrities, like Garry Trudeau, without interruption, Reilly or Rose-style.

Al Gore on the media, and the tyranny of Fox News.

Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries has a fun installation at Artkrush (see featured artist).

Kevin Guilfoile reading tonight in Chicago.

In truth, most of the time, the rejections seem silly to you. You reach a point where you don't hear either the denigration or the applause. I learned a lesson. I had some success when I was younger. Everyone loves you when you're in tall cotton. Interview with James Lee Burke.

An extremely devoted account of Larry Walters, 'The Lawn Chair Pilot.'