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The Lifespan of a Fact (★★★☆☆), an engaging drama by Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell, and Gordon Farrell, dives right into the abyss in search of what’s true within a soon-to-be-published, nonfiction essay that’s potentially full of fudged facts and fabrications.Either distinction falls over the line from plain old truth. Capable journalists, historians, and other writers of non-fiction are trusted to know the difference, and to practice something like a code of honor in keeping it real for their readers, who shouldn’t have to fact-check every detail.The play — making its D.C.

reflected on the intense sit-down on Monday, bluntly stating: “It’s practically criminal. It’s not journalism.”The interview with Walters took place just months after the teenage Shields starred in a controversial Calvin Klein campaign, which featured the provocative slogan: “You want to know what comes between me and my Calvins? Nothing.”Waters interrogated Shields on camera as she sat alongside her mom, Teri.

punching his then-girlfriend inside an Atlantic City elevator, the NFL was forced to publicly reckon with the league’s domestic violence issue. Commissioner Roger Goodell, however, was forced to reckon with Nichols.During a press conference in New York City, the then-CNN reporter held his feet to the fire, challenging him on the league’s balance of power and the hiring of Robert Mueller to conduct an investigation due to his ties to the league.

Monica Roberts was a transgender rights advocate who was the founding editor of TransGriot, a blog focusing on trans women of color and the issues that concern them.Roberts founded TransGriot in 2006, breaking new ground for the trans community. The “griot” in the blog’s name is a West African term meaning “storyteller.” TransGriot became a beacon to the trans community and particularly to Black trans women.

Shanna Hogan was a New York Times bestselling author of true crime books including “Picture Perfect: The Jodi Arias Story.”Hogan published her first true crime book in 2011. “Dancing with Death: The True Story of a Glamorous Showgirl, Her Wealthy Husband, and a Horrifying Murder” told the story of the 2004 murder of art dealer Jay Orbin by his wife, Marjorie Orbin.

Tony Elliott was the founder of Time Out, the print and online magazine that offers entertainment and dining recommendations in cities across the world.Elliott founded the first Time Out magazine in London in 1968, when he was just 21 years old and a university student. In 1995, Time Out New York was launched, and over the years, it further expanded to reach 328 cities in 58 countries.

Glamour’s “Top Ten College Girls.” As I wrote in my essay published in the magazine, I wanted to be a science journalist “with a pen sharp enough to pierce public awareness.”1970 was a year of college activism on many fronts. Environmentalists held the , with marches and teach-ins on campuses across America.

It was the first week of April, and CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin the previous weeks reporting on the dire spread of the coronavirus in the United States. She'd interviewed former Vice President (and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee) Joe Biden about how he'd fight it, if he were in the Oval Office.

For the two months that New York has been under lockdown, Nikole Hannah-Jones has committed to getting dressed (in a real outfit) and putting on (which she now has no excuse for failing to remove before bed) at least once a week.It’s a modest ambition, but for Hannah-Jones—who was just awarded the earlier this month for her groundbreaking in the —it has paid unexpected dividends.“I love makeup. I love color.