New York's currently: fireworkin' Hussein, before an Iraqi judge, hears the charges against him. Security forces opened fire on university students trying to deliver a petition to Mr. Annan. In the human disaster that is currently Sudan, Colin Powell and Kofi Annan witness the misery first-hand.
The names Freddie, Roger, Brian, and John may not mean much to many ’80s music fans, but to one writer they were the best of the decade: Queen, ever the champions.
New York's currently: a combo of love and labor and getting lost In light of Supreme Court's granting military prisoners access to courts, U.S. may move detainees from Cuba to prisons in the states. Iraq assumes legal custody of Hussein and 11 of his top
After a decade in the wilderness, mired in irrelevance, the Cure, at last? After misconceived covers of Bowie and the Doors, after multiple flits through a revolving door of band members, after so many questions from fans of whatever happened to them…where did it all drop so suddenly away?
New York's currently: looking California, feeling New York U.S. says the power of government truly is in Iraq's hands, though contractors in Iraq will retain legal exemption. Fourteen months of occupation for L. Paul Bremer; Hussein to enter Iraqi custody on Wednesday. When Kerry refuses
Benchley continues to assemble his band, though finding the perfect hot chick drummer turns out to be harder than he anticipated. That, and keeping his roommate from starting a taxidermy collection.
After spending the past school year abroad in Scotland, where she learned how to fall asleep during a drum ‘n’ bass marathon, how to appreciate football, and how to stop and look around, Claire Miccio has returned home to the U.S., where she is now both a contributing writer
Someone has to write the next “Da Vinci Code,” why shouldn’t it be you? To kick-start the writing process, Tobias Seamon brings us a batch of great first lines guaranteed to get your blockbuster off to a best-selling start.
New York's currently: the last place you'd expect to find peace, but there it is While you were sleeping: U.S. transfers sovereignty to Iraq, surprise ceremony to avoid attacks. Average college tuition at public universities has fallen nearly a third since 1998. Beheadings threatened against
I am a fan of the Non-Expert’s expertise, which has been useful to me on occasion, especially your answer to the “Women: What For?” question. My affection compels me to write when the Non-Expert is less than correct, which is rare. In the case of the conclusion
