Allow us to call your attention to this article by Vanity Fair contributing editor Vicky Ward, published in the Daily Mail‘s ”Femail” section on Sunday.
The tell-all recounts the dissolution of her marriage to Matthew Doull, a partner at Pluribus (a part owner of Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, AdWeek) and stepnephew Read More
– Looks like that price chop worked. As The Observer noted at the end of August, writer Vicky Ward and publisher Matthew Doull had split their nuptials and were looking to split from their Bleecker Street townhouse, too. With no takers at $7.495 million, the price was dropped to $5.995 million. According to city Read More
The Devil’s Casino scribe and Vanity Fair staple Vicky Ward is trying to sell the townhouse she owns with now ex-husband Matthew Doull, and it looks like the Bleecker Street abode may have become the Devil’s den since the couple–who currently have restraining orders against each other–are now offering the four-story for Read More
Old media overtook the Four Seasons restaurant on Wednesday, April 6, celebrating the release of Vanity Fair contributing editor Vicky Ward’s book The Devil’s Casino: Friendship, Betrayal, and the High Stakes Games Played Inside Lehman Brothers, wherein the Cambridge-bred beauty, who recently split from her husband, Matthew Doull, chronicles the demise of the ill-fated investment Read More
On an unseasonably warm April evening at the Four Seasons restaurant—not to be confused with the hotel five blocks north—a bastion of old media congregated to celebrate the release of Vicky Ward‘s debut novel, The Devil’s Casino: Friendship, Betrayal, and the High Stakes Games Played Inside Lehman Brothers. In her revealing roman à clef, the Read More
When New York Post news feature editor Vicky Ward quit on April 21 to be Talk ‘s executive editor, staff members left behind began sniping about their former boss to media columnists: They dredged up the “Mental Ward” nickname for her features department; some told New York magazine that Ms. Ward rewrote, yelled, over-assigned; an Read More
On Monday, April 10, a memo from executive editor Joseph Lelyveld was posted around the offices of The New York Times . It read: “I’d be grateful if you can join me in the newsroom at 2:30 this afternoon. I’ve a few things I want to say about our work over the past year.”
While Read More
There’s been a setback in the Podhoretz-ization of the New York Post . When editorial page editor John Podhoretz added the features department to his domain last November, he went so far as to move the business department out of their desks so that his new staff could be closer to him. Thus was born Read More
