Selected Articles
‘They Thought It Was Black Magic’: An Oral History of TiVo
ONE/ZERO MEDIUM April 2, 2019
How the original DVR paved the way for Netflix and the cord-cutter movement
How José Andrés is creating a Spanish food mecca in New York’s newest neighborhood
FAST COMPANY March 14, 2019
How the famed chef created Mercado Little Spain, a 35,000-square-foot food hall in the heart of Manhattan.
You Haven’t Seen The Last Of Jeremiah Tower
FOOD REPUBLIC April 20, 2016
Chef Jeremiah Tower pioneered the way we eat today by merging French and California Cuisine at Chez Panisse in the 1970s.
It’s a Long Story: ‘O.J.: Made in America’ Seeks Your Time
THE NEW YORK TIMES May 19, 2016
The ESPN documentary "O.J.: Made in America" goes long to retell the story of the football star who fell from grace.
Not sure what to think about something? Good.
TED.COM April 20, 2016
Graphic designer Milton Glaser shares why not being sure is a good way to be.
‘Life, Animated’ Shares a Family’s True Fairy Tale
THE NEW YORK TIMES June 24, 2016
Profile of "Life, Animated," a documentary about a young man with autism who communicates through Disney movies.
Michael Moore: 'Donald Trump is a performance artist'
THE GUARDIAN December 22, 2015
On the eve of the limited US release of his film Where to Invade Next, the film-maker says that he expects Trump to be the Republican candidate.
Illuminating the Plight of Endangered Species, at the Empire State Building
THE NEW YORK TIMES July 29, 2015
The artists Louie Psihoyos and Travis Threlkel projected digital images of endangered species onto the Empire State Building in an event meant to draw attention to the creatures’ plight.
Passing of a Video Store and a Downtown Aesthetic
THE NEW YORK TIMES July 24, 2014
The closing of Kim's Video marks a changing downtown culture.
Grasping at Life, Petals, Pain and All
THE NEW YORK TIMES November 8, 2013
Filmmaker Ed Pincus makes a film about his impending death.