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I am sure I can’t add anything to all the professional obituaries of Adam Yauch, so I thought I’d add something a little more personal. Back in the early to mid-1980s, there were two musical movements happening in New York City that were important and influential to me and my friends (among many many others, [...]
It’s been a little over three weeks since Bingham Ray passed away and I have read countless tributes, obits and stories, almost all of them touching and heartfelt. In my head, The Bingham Show has been running a regular time slot since his passing and maybe I should have written more, sooner, but I just [...]
While Budd Schulberg was indeed a great writer, we cannot forget the role that he and others played in the shameful period in our nation’s history known as McCarthyism and the Hollywood Blacklist. [...]
Jesse Helms, finally dead. [...]
George Carlin, dead at 71. [...]
Tim Russert died at 58. [...]
You are invited to join me, my family and friends as we celebrate and remember the life of my “unrepentant leftist” father, Victor Rabinowitz (July 2, 1911 – November 16, 2007) on Saturday, January 12th, 4pm at the NYU Law School, Tischman Auditorium, 40 Washington Square South, between Macdougal and Sullivan Streets.
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On Friday night, November 16th my father, Victor Rabinowitz, passed away quietly at home. He was 96 and to say he had lived a full life would be a vast understatement. He was a truly great man of integrity. I miss him, greatly. [...]
A few words about one of my television heroes, Tom Snyder. Square, hip, serious and completely irreverent, Snyder wasn’t always the best fit for an interview, but he was nothing if not entertaining and dead honest. [...]
Two clips of Christopher Hitchins on the death of Jerry Falwell. [...]
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