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Highbrow Softball Heats Up: Media, Museum, and Broadway Leagues Go to Bat
Oil those gloves: the softball season of Manhattan’s typically nebbishy and not entirely athletically inclined media and arts institutions is now underway. What is in theory a casual morale-building...
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Softball Report: Daily Beast Takes One for the Team…in the Face
A Newsweek/Daily Beast-er takes one for the team. The New York Media Softball League continues to heat up as landlocked editorial staffers channel their sublimated rage into line drives. Two-time...
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Softball Report: Bonghitters Smoking the Competition, NewsBeast’s New Look
Highbrow softball season is continuing—full-swing, of course—through the summer. Monday afternoon’s game pitting The Paris Review against High Times betrayed the hyper-intellectualized and mellow...
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Softball Report: WNYC Gets Some Fresh Air
WNYC Captain Brian Lehrer. Pledge drives finally translated into line drives for WNYC. They scored their first win of the softball season in a nail-bitingly close game against New York. The score was...
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Bonfire of the Vanities: High Times smokes Vanity Fair
Last weekend was a bad time to be Rupert Murdoch. Not only did he shutter British tabloid News of the World after the phone hacking scandal reached epic proportions, but The Wall Street Journal’s...
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Softball Report: Battle of the Superheroes
Photo credit: Howard Levy Spider-Senses were working overtime at the battle of comic publishing houses on the softball field as the Marvel Knights decimated DC Comic’s Bullets 19-4. Supermen and...
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Newsweek and The Daily Beast Learn Spirit of Teamwork
Although they had a rocky start to the season (and a broken nose), the team’s stats are now giving Tina Brown reason to celebrate the merger (recently christened again by the recent redirect of...
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Wall Street Journal is Faster Than A Speeding Bullet
AAA Rating, affirmed: it would have taken Superman being placed in DC Comics’ batting lineup to overcome The Wall Street Journal last night. Wall Street may have had a rollercoaster week, but the...
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