Word: editor
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...boyfriend Jerry Seinfeld. But her lack of tube time is no deterrent to TV Guide, which next week will feature a four-page article on Lonstein discussing her new resort-wear line called, appropriately, Shoshanna. TV Guide's rationale for highlighting Lonstein, according to senior editor Lisa Bernhard, is that "America first got to know Shoshanna through her relationship with one of the biggest TV stars of the past 30 years. Since then, she has become a pop-culture figure whose clothing designs have been featured on television shows like Entertainment Tonight." The line provides clothing for the "amply endowed...
...launch our biggest environmental project ever: Heroes for the Planet, a two-year series of special reports. Running once a quarter, they will profile individuals who are working to save our natural heritage. Overseeing the series is international editor Charles Alexander, who has handled our environment stories for a decade...
Walter Isaacson, Managing Editor...
...each of the Big Three has its own "dad mode"--which typically allows the less dexterous player to operate everything with a single button--each struck me as too complicated to enjoy right out of the box. Wondering if the problem might be me, I called Reilly Brennan, managing editor at GameWeek and a video-football expert. His favorite football game, it turns out, was my secret No. 1 too: NFL Blitz ($50; Midway), an irreverent, arcade-style, five-on-five game that works on all three platforms. "It's what a video game should be--easy to play...
...wines from Chile--whose climate, soil and cheap labor are a viticulturist's paradise--are finally adding vintage to value, in the way that California wines did two decades ago. Chilean Cabernets, especially, are "softer than California and yet more accessible than Bordeaux," says Wine Spectator senior editor Thomas Matthews. "If this keeps up, Chile could be, sooner than many expected, something more than a perennial wine bridesmaid." Even British wine author Auberon Waugh--whose novelist father Evelyn Waugh considered New World wine an oxymoron--gushes over a collection of 1996 and '97 reds from the Montes winery in Chile...