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Stephen Rodrick

December 21, 2009 | Reasons to Love New York 2009
38. Because Jets Coach Rex Ryan Is Endlessly Entertaining (Even When His Team Isn’t)

Ryan’s volatility is exactly what the team needs.

November 30, 2009 | Encounter
127 Minutes With Lou Dobbs

Suddenly more famous than ever for leaving CNN, the longtime anchor is free at last to crusade for his country (President Dobbs?!?!) and peddle his made-in-the-USA vanity merch.

September 28, 2009
Hardball

The grown-up pressures of a little-boy’s game.

June 15, 2009
The Reintroduction of Kirsten Gillibrand

After a shaky first hundred days, the junior senator from New York is trying to start over.

March 9, 2009 | Feature
God & Worshipper: A Rock-and-Roll Love Story, of Sorts

The complex bond between the Mountain Goats’ John Darnielle and his sensitive fans.

July 28, 2008 | Features
Spartan Warriors in the YouTube Age. Or, The Legend of Legend, Spider, and Science.

In Union Square, a gang of enterprising, mostly homeless youths are pummeling each other for your amusement, a few bucks, and hopes of immortality.

April 7, 2008
Armed, Yes, But Dangerous?

The Mets scored the best pitcher in baseball, but their fortunes this season might rest not on Johan Santana but on Pedro, Oliver, John, and El Duque (and a dude to be named later).

February 18, 2008 | Features
Dead Man’s Float

The hedge-funder Seth Tobias was found dead in his pool. His hard-partying wife has been accused of his murder by her internet psychic, who also says the hedge-funder was having an affair with a male stripper named Tiger. And it just gets more sordid from there.

July 30, 2007 | Features
The Actor

Fred Thompson bills himself as a true southern conservative and a plain-ol’-folks regular guy. But is he just playing a part?

April 16, 2007 | Features
Limbaugh for Lefties

Keith Olbermann fumbled his way through sportscasting and talk-show gigs with varying degrees of success. Now he’s found his niche as a truth-telling, Bush-bashing accidental liberal hero.

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