chief correspondent at Variety, dad in Brooklyn, Peabody Awards juror, author of the novel “The Talent” (Gallery Books/Scout Press)
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You can pre-order the novel I wrote, “The Talent,” now; it comes out on February 25, 2025. simonandschuster.com/books/T…
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neighbor tossing pieces of lumber from a second-floor balcony down to the sidewalk to construct his sukkah and when I, walking past this scene with my three-year-old, asked him to pause or consider stopping altogether, he told me his 10-year-old would make sure no one got hurt
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it’s been too long since someone released a song about what it feels like to be fergalicious
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We’re in the thick of “awards season” — a concept made famous by the novel “The Talent” (2025).
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sometimes her songwriting reminds me of when I was a child and wrote a poem about “a Roman aroma” and my teacher was like… just because things rhyme doesn’t mean they, you know, mean anything
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leaving everything about the school-choice decision aside, I don’t personally think having a minor child professionally photographed on two different occasions for a national publication and then putting her on national radio is an amazing idea
Nikole Hannah Jones will be interviewed by her daughter for an episode of “This American Life” airing on September 27 at 7pm CT thisamericanlife.org/898/the…
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Tomorrow’s Celebrity Book Club episode after western Massachusetts queer culture has been the topic of the week… Super Bowl are you ready to roar
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none of your New York Times lists have mentioned the one specific episode of “Tabatha Takes Over” about the gay bar where people aren’t allowed to put their bags on the bar or to dance
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ME: Wait, so, the reason that I thought her name was spelled “Audrey Hoebert” was that I have more object permanence for the name “Lauren Boebert.” But I think I have “Hobert” down now!
JOB INTERVIEWER: thanks for that, but why did you show up with an iced coffee and wet hair
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Audrey Hobert chirping “Now I’m ready to go back out!” midway through the otherwise sad-on-purpose song “Sex and the City” is the most on-purpose-funny moment in pop music that I can recall…
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Daniel D'Addario retweeted
We’ve already responded to you numerous times via DM on different social media platforms. The response isn’t going to magically change just because you’re asking the same question on X now. /Flo
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[CARRIE V/O]: Sometimes, a hardworking New Yorker needs a break from her nine to five... and her N95.
SAMANTHA: Ladies, I've just bought us four tickets to mask-optional night at western Massachusetts's premiere lesbian bar!
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