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...cover, called Versace's close friend and favored clothes horse, Madonna, to see if she was interested in writing something. Not only was Madonna interested, but within a day she had turned in a moving tribute filled with the sort of observed detail that would stand out in any journalist's notebook...
...campaign diary about the 1996 presidential race sounds like something that should be marketed as a sleeping aid. But away from the staged events and stale analysis lay a hurly-burly American Oz of pig farmers, profane tiremakers and pundits with pitchforks. Covering the campaign for the New Republic, journalist Michael Lewis was smart enough to leave the pack and take that yellow brick road, turning in dispatches that were fresh, hilarious must-reads. The same is true for Trail Fever: Spin Doctors, Rented Strangers, Thumb Wrestlers, Toe Suckers, Grizzly Bears, and Other Creatures on the Road to the White...
...some time Aaron had been beguiling his sophisticated New York City dinner guests with the story of how the widower Clyde courted the widow Gussie Lancaster, a childhood sweetheart who more than 60 years before had moved to California. Aaron, pressed by his wife, TV journalist Lesley Stahl (60 Minutes), has spun his tale into The Ballad of Gussie & Clyde (Villard; 176 pages...
DIED. J. ANTHONY LUKAS, 64, Pulitzer-prizewinning journalist whose scrupulously detailed books explored America's great divides; by his own hand; in New York City. The individual was the starting point for his work, as in Common Ground, an examination of three families linked and separated by Boston's busing initiative. (See Eulogy below...
CYNTHIA MCFADDEN A resume chock-full Can't quite see Prime Time Live of heavy-hitting, her whipping up an correspondent, ABC award-winning, egg-white omelette serious-journalist with Richard Simmons. stuff...