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Fri. March 19, 2010

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by James Wolcott By Ken Levine by James Wolcott It's hardly a secret, there ain't no denying: Vanity Fair owns the Oscars, metaphorically speaking, ...
by James Wolcott By Ken Levine by James Wolcott Only yesterday I linked to Gerald Howard's profile of novelist Sam Lipsyte (his newest, The Ask, ...
by James Wolcott By Ken Levine by James Wolcott Oh just humor me and nod your head up and down like a horse, Mr. Ed perhaps. The podcast is now available ...
Our favorite caster of the pod Marc Maron welcomes Vanity Fair columnist James Wolcott to WTF this week. In addition Marc talks with writer Sam Lipsyte ...

And we've added a second navigation bar to make it easier to find the content you're looking for, whether it's exclusive Olympics coverage, James Wolcott's ...
... bearing the name of a town or highway, our national portrait dabbed with a thousand points of darkness. James Wolcott is a Vanity Fair contributing editor.
James Wolcott had a great essay on the decline of the celebrity sex tape in last month's Vanity Fair: The celebrity sex video is riding on the rims of ...
Lay off the Edwardses: The "pathologizing of Elizabeth Edward in particular" is unfair, says James Wolcott in Vanity Fair. Thanks to the rank "misogyny" of ...
... songwriter and record producer, receives a prominent mention in the January issue of Vanity Fair magazine. James Wolcott's column about the hit Fox TV ...
In a caustic essay in the latest Vanity Fair magazine, James Wolcott writes of hearing a young woman engaging in a loud, foul-mouthed monologue on her cell ...
In a caustic essay in the latest Vanity Fair magazine, James Wolcott writes of hearing a young woman engaging in a loud, foul-mouthed monologue on her cell ...
... piece in Vanity Fair, written before the news last week that reality TV dreams lurked in the background of two White House gate-crashers, James Wolcott ...
In an article in Vanity Fair magazine earlier this year on cultural snobbery, James Wolcott wrote about the unfounded snap judgments we make about people ...
When it comes to gold, put me in the same camp with James Wolcott from the Vanity Fair blog. I am 100% in agreement: I agree with legendary value investor ...
In a caustic essay in the latest Vanity Fair magazine, James Wolcott writes of hearing a young woman engaging in a loud, foul-mouthed monologue on her cell ...
... piece in Vanity Fair, written before the news last week that reality TV dreams lurked in the background of two White House gate-crashers, James Wolcott ...
In an article in Vanity Fair magazine earlier this year on cultural snobbery, James Wolcott wrote about the unfounded snap judgments we make about people ...
When it comes to gold, put me in the same camp with James Wolcott from the Vanity Fair blog. I am 100% in agreement: I agree with legendary value investor ...
Sitting on a New York subway, writer James Wolcott watched a woman hold up a Kindle - Amazon's wireless electronic reader, which became available to ...
... as brilliantly analyzed and skewered by James Wolcott in the current issue (December) of Vanity Fair in a piece titled "I'm a culture Critic. ...
At some point, by the way, some Vanity Fair
Much of this was due, of course, to Larry King, who was recently, and oh-so-accurately, termed “America's Grief Counselor” by Vanity Fair's James Wolcott
Oct. 11--For years, James Wolcott has tried to turn me on to the film criticism of Manny Farber. ...
... James Wolcott has tried to turn me on to the film criticism of Manny Farber. Back in the late '90s, the Vanity Fair columnist and I corresponded (We ...
Which is why I found my brow furrowing at the blog's opinion (echoing that of Vanity Fair's James Wolcott) that the show's vision of the Camelot era is ...
"He's got do a charm offensive,” said Vanity Fair contributing editor James Wolcott, an avid watcher of the show and dance in all forms. ...
... Memphis' own syndicated talk-radio host Ben Ferguson, the puffy conservative wunderkind dubbed "baby Hooey" by Vanity Fair columnist James Wolcott, ...
Vanity Fair's James Wolcott, crying "Bravo," declared Frank "gruffly stuck a cork in the spout of one particularly egregious Hitlerizer. ...
... and nobody would give no sass about it either," James Wolcott, a Vanity Fair contributing editor not known for freely dispensing high praise, ...
... and nobody would give no sass about it either," James Wolcott, a Vanity Fair contributing editor not known for freely dispensing high praise, ...
Vanity Fair contributing editor James Wolcott says he hasn't gotten on Twitter because "it's like Facebook. I keep thinking the moment I get into it is the ...
I remember in college reading James Wolcott's Mixed Media column in Vanity Fair like it was a monthly how-to guide on writing pop-culture columns. ...
I remember in college reading James Wolcott's Mixed Media column in Vanity Fair like it was a monthly how-to guide on writing pop-culture columns. ...
James Wolcott critiques the graveside manner of America's prime-time mourner in chief. Illustration by André Carrilho. Silvio Berlusconi built his media ...
In a recent issue of Vanity Fair, James Wolcott addressed this issue head on, asking, "How can I impress strangers with the gem-like flame of my literary ...
In the latest Vanity Fair, James Wolcott worries about the future of cultural snobbery in an age of Kindles and iPods. You cannot have an instant connection ...
But the most interesting opus may be James Wolcott's "What's a culture Snob to Do?" It raises the rather befuddling matter of how we'll demarcate social and ...
This is what you call culture snobbery, and as James Wolcott explains -- in Vanity Fair, no less -- it is dying a slow, digitized death. ...
As James Wolcott remarked in Vanity Fair, pop culture is sucking itself dry. True Blood is strange, and dark, and adult, and there's a lot of subtext - the ...
This is what you call culture snobbery, and as James Wolcott explains -- in Vanity Fair, no less -- it is dying a slow, digitized death. ...


 


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