REASSESSMENT
Filmmaker Ebs Burnough’s new documentary “The Capote Tapes,” featuring interviews with friends, contemporaries, and Capote himself, seeks to cast the author in a new light.
Lloyd Grove was editor at large for The Daily Beast from May 2009 to July 2021. Formerly a contributor to New York magazine and a contributing editor for Condé Nast Portfolio, he wrote a gossip column for the New York Daily News from 2003 to 2006. Prior to that, he wrote the Reliable Source column for The Washington Post, where he spent 23 years covering politics, the media, and other subjects.
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OUT OF THE WATER
After her ethical conflict was revealed, Crouse was yanked off the paper’s Olympic coverage team and taken off the swimming beat, multiple sources told The Daily Beast.
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HER STORY
In an exclusive interview, Andrea Mackris reveals the full scope of Bill O’Reilly’s alleged harassment of her—and why she doesn’t care if telling all means blowing up her NDA.
‘BEEN THERE, DONE THAT’
McCain still speaks fondly of her former Fox News bosses, however, “she’s really outgrown it, and they’re just batshit crazy over there,” said one confidant.
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‘WILLFUL & WANTON’
Fox News effectively admitted to a pattern of misconduct and has agreed to pay a civil penalty in New York.
TALK IS CHEAP
During the Democratic primary campaign, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris consistently voiced their support for the Equal Rights Amendment. Now, their administration has gone silent.
‘ABOUT DAMNED TIME’
In a wide-ranging interview, Rashida Jones talks with The Daily Beast about leading MSNBC through a post-Trump ratings slump and a period of increasing social discord.
FROM HIS MOUTH TO FOX’S EARS?
The leftist scribe has become “a practitioner of manufactured controversy” for outlets like Fox News, say his stunned former colleagues.
RIGHT TURN
“Sometimes reactionary politics are the only salutary path,” Sohrab Ahmari tweeted about the newest of the many paths he’s chosen.
NEW VIEW
Much of the American television news coverage of the ongoing violence in Israel and the Gaza Strip has followed a familiar, decades-old format—with two major exceptions.
