JournalismI’ve written more than a thousand articles for newspapers and magazines.
This is a small sampling. There are more of them out there, floating around the internet. A Little Bit of Pluck The story of Dal LaMagna a/k/a “Tweezerman,” who made a fortune on a plucking device and then tried to end the war in Iraq by running for president. Kitchen Diplomacy Who would have guessed that a guy who ran a barbeque joint in Hackensack, N.J. would become our self-appointed ambassador to North Korea? A Hero Who Didn't Save Himself A story about a very brave Marine and what the war in Iraq did to him. For the 2010 Census, Knocking on America's Doors In 2010, I became a temporary door-to-door census enumerator, just to see what would happen. Here’s what happened. Mae West's Secret of Success America is the land of the go-getter, and the shameless hustler and I love to write about them. Here’s the story of how actress Mae West re-invented herself and used a sex scandal to become rich and famous. Thaddeus Stevens When Tommy Lee Jones played Thaddeus Stevens in Steven Spielberg’s movie Lincoln, I wrote this profile of the great abolitionist for American History magazine. Nikita Khrushchev Goes to Hollywood Smithsonian magazine published an excerpt of my book K Blows Top, choosing the bizarre scene where Nikita Khrushchev met Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Shirley MacLaine and other Hollywood stars. |
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