The One Page Magazine

• Published in: The New York times magazine pp. 11 - 21
• Main Authors: Itzkoff, Dave, Robertson, Campbell, Bertsche, Rachel, Hodgman, John, Reeves, Hope, Newton, Maud, Batali, Mario, Spitznagel, Eric, Glazer, Eliot, Skurnick, Lizzie, Harjo, Joy, Cowen, Tyler
• Format: Magazine Article
• Language: English
• Published: New York The New York Times Company 28.07.2013; New York Times Company
• Subjects: Actors; Actresses; Airlines; Albarn, Damon; Appreciation; Artists; Authors; Authors, American; Ava, Locklear; Baking; Bands; Banksy; Baseball players; Bassists; Beliefs, opinions and attitudes; Bertsche, Rachel; Bloom, Orlando; Brewers; Brown, Melanie; Bynes, Amanda; Cancer; Cannon, Nick; Carey, Mariah; Carver, Raymond; Cave, Nick (1957- ); Celebrities; Characters and characteristics in television programs; Cheever, John (1912-1982); Cheney, Dick; Clinton, Hillary Rodham; Cocktails; Cocoa; Cole, Teju; Collections and collecting; Comedians; Company marketing practices; Composition (Music); Cooks; Copley, Sharlto; Cruise ships; Cyrus, Miley; Davies, Ray; Diet; Disposable wipes; Documentary films; Dolls; Dolnick, Sam; Drug dealing; Drug traffic; Dykstra, Lenny; Eggs; Eminem (musician); Equipment and supplies; Escobar, Pablo; Facility security; Fallon, Jimmy; Family; Favre, Brett; Filmmakers; Food preparation; Forks; Franzen, Jonathan; Frye, Carrie; Gilliam, Terry; Green, Karen; Griner, Brittney; Groh, Al; Gun violence; Harjo, Joy; Heckendorn, Ben; History; Holtz, Lou; Homeless people; Horne, Lena; Humor and anecdotes; Injuries; Innovations; Jobs, Steve; Kardashian, Kim; Kerry, John F; King, Georgia; Kubrick, Stanley; Laing, Olivia; Lautenberg, Frank R; Legislators; Leong, Evan Jackson; Lewinsky, Monica; Lin, Jeremy; Lobbyists; Locklear, Heather; Louis-Dreyfus, Julia; Malick, Terrence; Market trend/market analysis; Marketing; McCain, John; McCain, Meghan; Media coverage; Mehta, Zubin; Methods; Motion picture actors and actresses; Museums; Names; Nas; Novak, B J; Novelists; Obama, Barack; Offutt, Chris; Pacifism; Panetta, Leon E; Periodical publishing; Periodicals; Personalities; Petty, Tom; Planning; Pop singers; Portrayals; Presidential elections (United States); Public opinion; Public relations; Rap singers; Reagan, Ronald Wilson; Recipes; Recipes and menus; Reddick, Josh; Rites, ceremonies and celebrations; Rock singers; Rodriguez, Alex; Rose, Pete; Rubio, Marco; Sandberg, Sheryl; Scaggs, Boz; Services; Singers; Snow; Social aspects; Sotomayor, Sonia; Southern, Terry; Spacey, Kevin; St. Germain, Justin; Steinberg, David (American comedian); Summer, Donna; Supermarkets; Tatum, Channing; Technology application; Television characters; Umbrellas and parasols; Underwood, Carrie; Valentines; Vega, Suzanne; Ventura, Jesse; Video games; Vigneault, Alain; Vásquez, Juan Gabriel; Waits, Tom; Weber, Bruce; Wells, Pete; Wentz, Peter; White, Barry; Women; Women basketball players; Work environment; Work ethic; Works; Writers; Young, Bellamy; United States; United Kingdom; New York; Colombia; Montana; United States > US; Kentucky; Nashville Tennessee; Vermont; Maine; New Hampshire; South Dakota; Delaware; North Dakota; Wisconsin; New Jersey; Nevada; Belgium; Ohio; Lake Michigan; Germany; Los Angeles California; California; Nigeria; Iowa; Puget Sound; Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates; Syria; Pacific Northwest; Wudang Mountain; Turkey
• ISSN: 0028-7822

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