Between the years 1962 and 1972, art director George Lois produced Esquire magazine covers that showed Virna Lisi shaving her face, Norman Mailer as King Kong holding a pleased Germaine Greer, and Richard Nixon's face being powdered and made-up. But his favorite would have to be Muhammad Ali as St. Sebastian pierced with arrows on Read More
George Lois is nothing if not opinionated. The universally heralded adman and creator of Esquire's most canonical covers from the '60s, shares his take on AMC's Mad Men with The New York Times Magazine's Alex Witchel this week:
When I hear ‘Mad Men,’ it’s the most irritating thing in the world to Read More
Is This Thing On? Time's James Poniewozik put out a call to his readers for their reactions to VH1's Rock of Love. "I'm not really qualified to hold forth on VH1's Rock of Love II, having joined the series for, oh, about the last half-hour of the finale (I won't spoil, don't worry). But Read More
After running into Ally Hilfiger, daughter of fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and the recent subject of a Page Six Magazine cover story, we decided to ask her how she reacted to the piece.
“My mom’s name is not Sheila; it’s Susie, which is funny, because we kind of laughed about that. But other Read More
Before getting into what’s wrong with Malcolm Gladwell, it helps to talk about what’s been right about Malcolm Gladwell. Mr. Gladwell, the nimbus-haired New Yorker reporter specializing in the coverage of ideas, has laid down a significant number of the milestones by which the educated, New Yorker–reading citizen of the year 2006 has found his Read More
Radar magazine's Maer Roshan has brought legendary adman Read More
