… in with the old vox
Jane Fishman
Fishman: Two words — lake effect
These days, taking a short break from the South, I am in and out of snow country where time and light and even color take on different meanings.
Fishman: Nursing hatreds
I love to see who hates Hillary. Its usually the holier-than-thou, chauvinist philanderer in the group; have you noticed?
Fishman: Surging stupidity
cant help but think Bush and Rove are planning ahead. They and others want nothing more than to leave the whole shooting match to the Democrats to solve.
Fishman: Good news in small doses
One good idea. One brave person. Sometimes thats all it takes. But I wonder how much ink, how much coverage, this man received.
Fishman: Paradise for Peeping (at) Toms
Is there anything you want to know about the TomKat marriage? Anything you missed? Because heres the embarrassing thing: I can fill you in.
Fishman: Service, please
Call me a cynic but hype makes me nervous and promotion turns me fidgety.
Fishman: So many whites, so many males
The same Neanderthals worrying about Pelosi, questioning Hillary and second-guessing Barack Obama wondered how we would ever find gravitas in hearing women read the news on radio or television.
Fishman: Everyday heroes
There are heroes and then there are heroes. Some walk quietly and carry a big stick. Others take to the airwaves. On the quiet side this week I heard about […]
Fishman: When age calls your number
There are at least four major groups of old people.
Fishman: An evening with Angela Davis
I wanted to see what someone born in 1944 and for whom the Rolling Stones and John Lennon and Yoko Ono wrote songs (Sweet Black Angel and Angela, respectively) looks like.
