Maureen Orth February 7, 2014 This week, a number of commentators have published articles containing incorrect and irresponsible claims regarding the allegation of Woody Allen’s having sexually abused his adopted…
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Maureen Orth Vanity Fair – May 2011 BECAUSE they are undaunted by having such enormous shoes to fill: Their mother, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who died in 2009, was a hurricane…
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Original Publication: Vanity Fair — December, 2007. The grand hostesses are history, the president would rather be in bed, and there’s a price tag on every evening these days. Who…
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Original Publication: New York Times Magazine, Spring 2002 “Artem,” I said to my young interpreter in the Tajik city of Dushanbe on a day of particularly fierce “Tajik Torture” –…
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Original Publication: Vanity Fair – September, 1994. “You want to see me naked? You want to see my dirty underwear? Vitaly, bring in my dirty underwear!” Vladimir Zhirinovsky loves talking…
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Four months into his term, it seemed that Bill Clinton’s White House and official Washington spoke different languages, and the administration was sinking fast, lost in the translation. Enter David…
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