Showing posts with label new yorker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new yorker. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Poilâne - Future of Bread in France and Beyond
New Yorker (Food issue!) - check it out HERE.
Profile: Chef Yotam Ottolenghi
New Yorker (Food issue!) - check it out HERE.
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Profile: Bjarke Ingels - Architect
Previously featured him from a NYMag article. The New Yorker also did a piece. Check it out HERE.
Friday, July 20, 2012
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Profile: Jean Paul Gaultier
The New Yorker fashion and style issue. Jean Paul Gaultier. In the news recently for dissing Anna Wintour.
Check out the profile HERE.
Amazing Bullet Proof Clothing
The New Yorker published this really cool article on a Colombian company that manufactures bullet-proof garments and specializes in advancing the technology in ways that make them more comfortable and look more like real clothing.
Check it out HERE. (Password required.)
Crazy YouTube video of the owner (Miguel Caballero) testing it out.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Profile: Timothy Ferriss
Monday, July 12, 2010
Do Americans Hate Football?
That's the question the New Yorker attempted to answer in a brief "comment" recently. Just to be clear, we're talking here about Euro-style footie, not the NFL. As the World Cup draws to a close (congrats Spain!) I thought I'd wind down my coverage as well. This great piece discusses the linguistic origin of the word "soccer" (it's British btw) and general American attitude toward the sport.
Bottom Line: "Soccer may never be 'America’s game' (though it’s already one of them), but America is game for soccer." Sounds like progress to me.
Check out the full article HERE.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Profile of Haim Saban

The New Yorker did a profile on Haim Saban, an Israeli-American media mogul who's credited with bringing the Power Rangers over from Japan to the US. He has his sights set on expanding his media empire and exerting influence in domestic and international politics.
Read the article HERE.
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