Neo-conservative writer who is more interesting than most, he sometimes lets reasoning and sound political analysis into his commentary.
NY Post gossip columnist who became a political conservative when Rupert Murdoch bought the paper. She and her late husband, comedian Joey Adams, converted to Christian Science many years ago. A fact they have tried to keep hidden from the NY Jewish community.
Funny columnist whose essays are heard on National Public Radio.
Writer for the Washington Post. Widely syndicated. Appears on CNNs "Inside Politics".
Neo-conservative writer for "The Weekly Standard".
Canadian conservative commentator; influential neo-conservative figure in both the U.S. and Canada.
Quite well known columnist and author who began as a 60s radical and now in very conservative. Horowitzs parents were Communists. He was once with "Ramparts", a famous 60s "New Left" magazine. Now he appears in various forums, ascribing the worst motives to his opponents. As an editorial note, this guy annoys us. Doesnt anyone see a pattern? He is a true believer. Rather than seeing the world in shades of gray and trying to find something akin to an objective analysis--the world is always lined up as to those who have the "truth" and those who dont. He really didnt move very far from his parents position--he just flipped it on its head and utilizes the same disorted analytical methods. (Not to be confused with David Horowitz, the consumer reporter.)
Recently deceased former foreign affairs reporter/columnist for the London Times. Also wrote a poker column which, according to his obituary, was his true passion.
Syndicated Boston Herald columnist known as a political conservative.
TV Psychologist brought out to explain every headline event since the 50s. Hasnt changed hairstyle in 35 yrs Won the big prize on the quiz show $64,000 question (honestly). Her category: boxing.
Dear Abby is the twin sister of Ann Landers. They were raised in Sioux City, Iowa. (Real names: Pauline and Esther Friedman). Ironic that America turns to Jewish mothers for advice
Rosenthal was a New York Times executive editor (1977–88) and columnist (1987–1999) and New York Daily News columnist (1999–2004). He joined the New York Times in 1943 and worked for the Times for 56 years - from 1943 to 1999. Rosenthal won a Pulitzer Prize in 1960 for international reporting.
Gold is a much missed entertainment columnist who wrote for the Chicago Tribune during the 70s. He died much too young of leukemia.
Sihn is a former sex advice columnist for the New York Press, who has recently authored a semi-autobiographical novel about an advice columnist. Ms. Sohn works a lot of Yiddish into her accounts of her own sexual adventures.
Landers is the twin sister of Dear Abby. They were raised in Sioux City, Iowa. (Real names: Pauline and Esther Friedman). Ironic that America turns to Jewish mothers for advice
Novelist and journalist. Author of the acclaimed feminist novel "Up the Sandbox" and the novel "Lovingkindness". Her non-fiction book "My Real Life as a Mother" was nominated for a National Book Award. Her early life memoir is "1145 Park Avenue". Her grandfather founded the Van Heusen shirt company. She writes a column for the NY Observer.
Wine and Spirits Editor for the magazine "Bon Appetit"; food commentator, WCBS New York, KFWB, Los Angeles. The "Dias" is Sephardic.
NY Times writer who is widely syndicated. Frequently writes on legal issues.
Humor writer with a bite syndicated in hundreds of papers.
Canadian social and political commentator. Extremely conservative. Wife of Conrad Black, the man who controls 60% of all newspapers in Canada.
