Correction: Times-Dowd story In a May 17 story about New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd's admission that she used a paragraph virtually word-for-word ...
New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd admits inadvertently using blogger's words as her own New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd has admitted to ...
One measure of the new Washington trendiness, at least for inauguration week, has been the number of celebrities now making reservations at places like Café Milano. Another barometer may be the number of A-Listers who couldn't get into a D.C. house party. ...
Ben writes that Maureen Dowd's endorsement of Caroline Kennedy is "not a small one." [BS] Dan Squadron, David Yassky and others almost didn't get to protest the reopening of the Brooklyn House of Detention. [McBrooklyn] The A.P. is reporting that Roland Burris ...
What else do you call a day when the comedic actress and writer is seemingly everywhere all at once? First up, Vanity Fair, which enlisted The Times' Maureen Dowd to profile Ms. Fey, whom the magazine's cover trumpets as "A New American ...
Washington DC As far as catfights are concerned, this one cannot compare with, say, Bette Davis v. Joan Crawford, or even Crystal v.Alexis Carrington, but it will do for the rainy season. Maureen Dowd, a 55-yearold New York Times columnist known for ...
On June 22, the Times public editor Clark Hoyt had a few words for the Times’ Maureen Dowd for several primary-season columns that disparaged Hillary Clinton. "Even [Ms. Dowd], I think, by assailing Clinton in gender-heavy terms in column after column, went ...
