Breitbart economics and finance editor John Carney was upset and insulted when Vogue magazine, a New York-based publication, put New York’s most iconic symbol, the Statue Of Liberty, on the cover of its September issue, presumably because she’s a 151-foot copper woman who doesn’t smile on command:

One of the hardest parts of getting older is watching reality begin to creep into your dreams, its cruel talons piercing the kaleidoscopic puffs of possibility. Even the most attractive jobs, after all, are still jobs. There’s pressure, deadlines, and the specter of faceless management, all of which have the power to…

In a surprising move when many publications are streamlining their print editions and going straight to the internet, trendsetting rabble-rouser Gwyneth Paltrow will bring her lifestyle blog Goop to the printed page in September 2017. Even Variety snarks today, “Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop is heading to a dead-tree…

We were pretty clear a few months ago when we told male journalists to stop jizzing all over journalism and start treating their interview subjects like actual people instead of two-dimensional objets d’art put on this Earth merely for them to admire. As Jezebel and others have pointed out today, Rob Haskell offers…

One of the weirder bits of ongoing online content is Vogue’s 73 Questions series, in which a camera crew and interviewer follow a celebrity around a location (usually, but not exclusively said celebrity’s house) while asking them questions. Given how tightly the videos have to be choreographed, the interviews are…