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Stare-Down Between 2 Straphangers Leads To Brutal Assault
Police are searching for a man who they say brutally assaulted another in an Upper East Side subway station.
According to authorities, the attack happened on Dec. 11 at the 77th St. and Lexington Ave. train station at around 4 a.m.
The suspect, who...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Subway Transportation
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3 Communities Mourn Plane Crash Victims As Investigation Continues
PIX11.com / @jamesfordtvAs three communities mourn following the plane crash on a New Jersey interstate that left a family and their friend dead, investigators now try to literally piece together a puzzle to figure out what went wrong. The investigation into the crash that took...Tags: Entertainment, Transportation Accidents, Manhattan (New York City), Accidental Death, Christmas
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Construction Mogul Acquitted In Fatal 2008 Midtown Crane Collapse
pix11.com | @jamesfordtvThe owner of one of the largest crane operating companies in the world is not guilty of the deaths that occurred after one of his cranes toppled over four years ago. That's what a Manhattan Criminal Court judge ruled Thursday morning at the conclusion...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations, Health, Injuries and Wounds, Manhattan (New York City)
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Joan Didion writes through 'Blue Nights'
!["Writers," Joan Didion observed in 1968, "are always selling somebody out." It's one of those classic Didion statements, epigrammatic yet personal, a line that unpacks itself the more we consider what it implies. Didion may have been referring to journalism when she wrote that in the preface to "Slouching Towards Bethlehem," but she was also, as directly as can be imagined, addressing herself. "My only advantage as a reporter is that I am so physically small, so temperamentally unobtrusive, and so neurotically inarticulate that people tend to forget that my presence runs counter to their best interests. And it always does," she acknowledged earlier in the same paragraph, and it is this clarity, this edge of laser-sharp engagement, that sets her apart. For nearly 50 years now, her work has been defined by what she calls "triangulation," which is a way of explaining how she asserts herself in a piece of writing — to tell a reader where she is.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/65685510-27102942.jpg ""Writers,\" Joan Didion observed in 1968, \"are always selling somebody out.\" It's one of those classic Didion statements, epigrammatic yet personal, a line that unpacks itself the more we consider what it implies. Didion may have been referring to journalism when she wrote that in the preface to \"Slouching Towards Bethlehem,\" but she was also, as directly as can be imagined, addressing herself. \"My only advantage as a reporter is that I am so physically small, so temperamentally unobtrusive, and so neurotically inarticulate that people tend to forget that my presence runs counter to their best interests. And it always does,\" she acknowledged earlier in the same paragraph, and it is this clarity, this edge of laser-sharp engagement, that sets her apart. For nearly 50 years now, her work has been defined by what she calls \"triangulation,\" which is a way of explaining how she asserts herself in a piece of writing — to tell a reader where she is.")
Tribune Newspapers"Writers," Joan Didion observed in 1968, "are always selling somebody out." It's one of those classic Didion statements, epigrammatic yet personal, a line that unpacks itself the more we consider what it implies. Didion may have been referring to...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Vanessa Redgrave, Joan Didion, Heart Attack
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PIX11 Exclusive: Interview With Woman Who Fought Off Sex Attacker
pix11.com | @MurphyPIXA 27-year-old public relations lady in New York's fashion industry -- a transplant from California -- scared off a wanna-be rapist, by kicking him with her high-heeled boots and screaming at the top of her lungs. "I was higher on the stairs than him,"...Tags: East Village (Manhattan, New York), Manhattan (New York City), Entertainment, Memorial Day, Police Arrests
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Three Connecticut girls killed in Christmas Day fire are mourned
Nation NowA private wake is held for the three girls and their grandparents who were killed in a Christmas Day fire in Stamford, Conn.... -
Anna Paquin on the unlikely resurrection of 'Margaret'
24 FramesActress Anna Paquin interviewed about Kenneth Lonergan's "Margaret"... -
Central Florida and South Florida destinations among the top on Priceline New Year’s survey
Postcards from FloridaNew Year’s 2012 looks like a very good one for theme parks. Already, the parks in Orlando have been jammed with holiday visitors. On this year’s edition of Priceline’s top 50 New Year’s destinations, Orlando neighborhoods took 4... -
'Mad Men' recap: 'Zou bisou bisou'
Show Tracker"Mad Men" returns...and so does the angst.... -
The homes of 'Smash': Interiors that steal the show
L.A. at Home"Smash": The musical drama's sets have design fans shouting "Encore!" with a mix of pieces -- expensive and affordable, vintage and contemporary -- that create warm interiors that are as dramatic as the characters on screen.... -
'Mad Men': The story behind Don Draper's new digs
L.A. at Home"Mad Men" sets: It's Season 5, and Don Draper has a new apartment. Set decorator Claudette Didul walks us through Don's new home -- how the look was put together, and where pieces came from.... -
Midcentury fans 'Mad' for Don Draper's new pad
L.A. at HomeDon Draper's latest home sparks more "Mad Men" fan lust for the midcentury look....
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