Tina Brown

  • The Language of the Web Worker

    By Dawn Foster February 2, 2009

  • Welcome to "The Diana Chronicles" blog

    From my Salon Authors page, I'll share the thoughts and impressions that have arisen since publication.
    By Tina Brown June 12, 2007

  • The suffering buzzocracy

    For movie execs used to sending beribboned boxes of the latest Christmas movies to 500 of their closest Botox artists, dog walkers and Kabbalah gurus, the pre-Oscar "screener ban" is torture.
    By Tina Brown October 23, 2003

  • A tale of two trials

    While former Tyco fat cat Dennis Kozlowski is tormented by an assistant D.A. in an off-the-rack suit, Kobe Bryant faces his ordeal without many friends in the sports world.
    By Tina Brown October 16, 2003

  • The Dems want a War Admiral, while the GOP longs for a Terminator

    If Bush keeps evaporating in the polls, look for Karl to play the Rudy card.
    By Tina Brown October 9, 2003

  • Arnold and the boys

    A strange new convergence: Terminator candidates in a "Queer Eye" culture.
    By Tina Brown August 14, 2003

  • You go, girlfriend

    One minute she's vacationing with a friend in rainswept Ireland. The next minute -- with Warren Beatty, a claque of consultants and her fans urging her on -- she's running for governor of California.
    By Tina Brown August 7, 2003

  • From the penthouse to the big house

    Sam Waksal, Martha Stewart's convicted friend, talks about trading his New York high life for seven years of hard time.
    By Tina Brown July 24, 2003

  • Eye of the Tigris

    Can Britain's man in Iraq save Tony Blair -- and the legacy of International Clintonism?
    By Tina Brown July 17, 2003

  • Abs-olution

    Kerry Kennedy and Arnold Schwarzenegger have the family formula down: Play to win and look good doing it.
    By Tina Brown July 10, 2003

  • The rise of the fabloids

    Celebrity coverage that's cheap, star-friendly and makes Ashton Kutcher look like he has a Y chromosome.
    By Tina Brown July 3, 2003

  • Is Tony Blair the Hulk?

    An insider account of the buildup to war with Iraq shows the British prime minister didn't kowtow to Bush -- but it won't reassure critics who opposed the rush to Baghdad.
    By Tina Brown June 26, 2003

  • Shamed -- and ready for redemption

    Martha, Hillary and the death of the "gotcha" moment.
    By Tina Brown June 19, 2003

  • The Fix

    Russell Crowe plays gladiator indoors, Bill helps Hill work her party, and the Dems create "Bushenstein." Plus: Girls go wild over Playboy!
    June 17, 2003

  • The bookworm and the Viking

    The defiantly dowdy Hillary met a handsome rube from Arkansas named Bill. The rest became a history that still enthralls us.
    By Tina Brown June 12, 2003

  • When gearheads go gray

    Our iconic whiz kids -- Gates, Case and Jobs -- debut new, mellower versions. Plus: What Hillary really didn't know.
    By Tina Brown June 5, 2003

  • Keanu, meet Mr. Kissinger

    We crave gravitas in the gravity-defying "Matrix" heroes -- but not in our real leaders.
    By Tina Brown May 29, 2003

  • Score-settling season

    It's a bad time for the New York Times, but good for anyone wanting an inside account of the toxic political atmosphere of fin de siecle Washington.
    By Tina Brown May 22, 2003

  • Paxil Americana

    New York is in a medicated state of mind.
    By Tina Brown May 15, 2003

  • The diva from West Drayton

    My mother cultivated glamour, spoke unmentionable truths, and was my closest friend. I don't need Mother's Day ads to make me miss her.
    By Tina Brown May 8, 2003

  • Uxorious, prayerful and addicted to early nights

    Washington under Bush is so boring and devoid of star power, Bo Derek passes as glitzy. Plus: Why did I kick off my new TV show with the two smartest people I know?
    By Tina Brown May 1, 2003

  • Move over, Saddam

    War coverage loses traction -- and makes way for Jessica Lynch, Laci Peterson and the male rescue fantasy.
    By Tina Brown April 24, 2003

  • The new idea men

    Forget the embeds. The pretty new things are war intellectuals like Fareed Zakaria, Paul Berman and Victor Hanson.
    By Tina Brown April 17, 2003

  • Saddam's horrors brought home

    The images out of Iraq are shaming. Why did it take so long for us to care?
    By Tina Brown April 10, 2003

  • Preemptive strikes

    Bush and Rummy lose their starring roles -- and so do I.
    By Tina Brown April 3, 2003
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