Gary Vaynerchuk created a oenophilic empire when he launched his over-the-top Wine Library TV web series five years ago. The show landed him on Conan and Ellen and in Time and The Times. He has written two books since then and had a slew of other successes.
Real estate is not one of Read More
Gary Vaynerchuk created a oenophilic empire when he launched his over-the-top Wine Library TV web series five years ago. The show landed him on Conan and Ellen and in Time and The Times. He has written two books since then and had a slew of other successes.
Real estate is not one of Read More
Out on the town recently, at cocktail parties and gallery openings, artist An Xiao has been hearing her online name, “thatwaszen,” piercing through the din.
“I’ll be out and about in physical space, in public, and hear my name across the room,” Ms. Xiao told The Observer. A petite, 25-year-old digital media artist and photographer Read More
Hillary Clinton: powerful, reliable, classic. These are the ideas that Ms. Clinton seems to want to convey about herself with her Facebook profile picture. In the black-and-white headshot, she’s looking off to her right, and all of her signature attributes are there: Big smile, pearl necklace, American flag pin. This picture presents the ur-Hillary. She Read More
Gary Vaynerchuk of Wine Library TV was scheduled to give one of his signature, profanity-filled pep talks to New York startups last night at The Volstead bar at 54th Street and Park Avenue. But the owners were peeved that the sponsor’s superstar, Mashable’s Pete Cashmore, didn’t show up for the Read More
Leon Neyfakh wonders who’ll replace departing Random House CEO Peter Olson. "Regardless of whom Bertelsmann CEO Hartmut Ostrowski and his 15-person supervisory board appoint to replace Mr. Olson, it is all but certain that Random House will undergo some radical changes." Plus: James Frey.
Doree Shafrir has the tale of the tape on Read More
“I think wine really needed me,” said Internet sensation Gary Vaynerchuk on a recent Monday at T Bar steakhouse on the Upper East Side, near the apartment he shares with his wife. “I think it’s way too snobby and elitist in this country, and I don’t think wine wanted to be positioned that way.”
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