Entertainment & Arts
--He gave Uncle Sam a goatee and dressed him up in a patriotic stars-and-stripes suit.
Dec. 1, 1986
Television
Bravo is bringing the real life drama of Condé Nast’s gilded age to the small screen in a scripted series called “All That Glitters.”
May 16, 2017
March 21, 2017
Travel & Experiences
When most Americans think of Santa, a jovial old man who is quite a bit overweight and wears a red velvet suit with white fur trim comes to mind.
Dec. 21, 2002
Opinion
Thomas Nast, the 19th century political cartoonist who, even today, remains the most famous practitioner of the “jugular art,” drew the first full realization of the two enduring symbols of our two major political parties, the Republican elephant and the Democratic donkey.
Sept. 7, 2016
Books
As Spy magazine rises from the grave with a summer issue that reprises some of its greatest hits about Hollywood, the New York Times and other media institutions, it also features a new mediacentric department, “Magazine Heaven,” to chronicle the fab, clubby and ruthless ways of New York’s mag industry.
July 22, 1994
World & Nation
Newsweek’s coverage of the Monica S.
April 29, 1999
Business
Publishing: Fairchild will be sold for about $650 million, source says. The deal is part of entertainment giant’s refocus on core assets.
Aug. 21, 1999
Lincoln cartoon: A review in Saturday’s Calendar section about a new book on Civil War-era cartoons gave the year of publication for a cartoon about President Lincoln as 1864.
Nov. 21, 2007
L.A. at Home
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Feb. 7, 2012