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Washington Post
media digest
July 24, 2020
Everything to Know About the Media’s Reckoning With Abuse of Power
Hearst Magazines president Troy Young has resigned after allegations of misogyny and uncomfortable sexual comments.
By
Justin Curto
a modest proposal
May 25, 2017
Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg Went to a
WaPo
News Meeting As Movie Research
Next stop, Vulture? Please?
By
Tolly Wright
music
Apr. 27, 2010
Whoops, the Washington
Post
Thought Giovanni Ribisi Played in the Roots
“Journalism at its finest.” —Questlove.
By
Edith Zimmerman
economypocalypse
Jan. 28, 2009
Washington
Post
Killing Stand-Alone Book Section
Due to “the economy,” the Washington ‘Post’ will discontinue the stand-alone version of its Sunday book review.
By
Lane Brown
ranters and ravers
July 11, 2008
For Lisa de Moraes’s Sake, Please Don’t Cancel the TV Critics Tour!
The annual junket might be useless, but it provides the Washington ‘Post”s sharpest critic with a big, fat target.
ranters and ravers
Sept. 14, 2007
Pulitzer Prize Winner Stephen Hunter Could Learn a Thing or Two From ‘Mr. Woodcock’
With a Rotten Tomatoes score of just 18 percent,
Mr. Woodcock
is unlikely to get Vulture to a movie theater. But it “delivers some chuckles” and that was apparently good enough for Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Hunter.
ranters and ravers
Sept. 12, 2007
After Internal Investigation, Washington ‘Post’ Admits Pulitzer Prize Winner Stephen Hunter Liked ‘License to Wed’
“Highly amusing,” he called it.
ranters and ravers
Aug. 8, 2007
Pulitzer Prize Winner Stephen Hunter: Our Nation’s Shame
In any given week, you can pluck his review out of the
Post
and be assured it will be absurdly overwritten, hemmed into his limited aesthetic purview, and quite frequently totally wrong.