Jezebel: Choire Sicha

Fashion Publicist Kelly Cutrone, In Five Easy Quotes

Jenna Sauers — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:00:00 EST

Can it be said again that Kelly Cutrone is awesome? Perspicacious, hard-headed, and demonstrative of the hard work that goes into an often frothy-seeming job? I've often wondered what someone as smart as she is doing on reality television. More »

Talk About A Gawker Stalker

Anna Holmes — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 11:50:00 EDT

[New York, September 9. Image via Splash]

Tuesday, 2:25pm

Anna Holmes — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 14:30:00 EST

The D.C. cellphone networks seem to be working again, because we just heard from Choire (Megan's messages have yet to come through). To sum up, he is happy, and and well-fed. More after the jump. More »

Tuesday, 9:07am

Tue, 20 Jan 2009 09:20:00 EST

While Megan makes her way into the city (she's got tickets for actual seats), Choire is already outside in the cold with dispatches from last night's Huffington Post party and this morning's Washington Mall insanity: More »

Monday, 2:30

Anna Holmes — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 15:05:00 EST

The boy finally made it to the Mall! More »

Monday, 11:30am

Anna Holmes — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:40:00 EST

Choire has made his way into downtown D.C.... More »

Monday, 8:48am

Anna Holmes — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 09:20:00 EST

All day today/tomorrow, we'll be posting dispatches (impressions, images) from our inaugural correspondents, Megan Carpentier and Choire Sicha. First up is Choire, who arrived in the capital last night and is ready for the insanity. More »

The View Meets The NY Times, Talks Cruise, Coulter & Cantone

Anna Holmes — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 11:00:00 EST

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Last night, former Gawker editor Choire Sicha attended a panel with the women of the View sponsored by the NY Times. Joy Behar was there! Ann Coulter was mentioned! After the jump, his story. More »

Oldies but goodies...

Moe — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:30:00 EDT

No one tells me about this stuff, but Choire Sicha (oldies but besties!) is writing a column for Wonkette now apparently, and today he gives us a viewing tour of propaganda posters from bygone lefty causes. This one is about Angela Davis, who is a professor at U.C. Santa Cruz, where a certain Jezebel's ex-boyfriend once filled his head with wild notions about how awesome communism and they have whole departments for studies like "History of Consciousness," which she chairs. (I mean, sure, growing up in land reform-era Cuba is probably better than growing up in Jim Crow-era Birmingham, but people as crazy as Angela Davis are totally going to do time in the prison industrial complex either way, as greater intellects even than me have pointed out.) But anyway, go click, there's lots more old timey radical graphic design fun where this came from. [Wonkette] More »

Karen Crouse, a sportswriter who covers...

Jessica G. — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 10:45:00 EST

Karen Crouse, a sportswriter who covers the NFL for the New York Times, gave an interview this week to sports blog The Big Lead. In it, she discusses her work history, her days as a college athlete, and most notably, her experiences as one of the few women in the extremely male-dominated field of sports journalism. "The players were my salvation. They treated me with kindness and respect," Crouse said. It was her fellow journalists who jabbed her with sexist digs because she often writes about the emotional aspects of the players lives. "It has gotten back to me that some of my esteemed colleagues on the Jets beat referred to my writing as the 'Lifetime Channel' coverage, the 'Oprah treatment,' and such," Crouse told The Big Lead. "To which I can only say, Thank-you and God bless." Also noted, the charming commenters at the Big Lead who began making rude remarks about Karen's looks moments after the interview was posted. Good job sports fans! [The Big Lead via Choire Sicha] More »