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Christopher Hitchens

A penguin dresses as Santa Claus, demolishing Christmas cliché. (<em>Photo via Getty Images</em>)
Dec 25

9 Christmas-Themed Articles That Transcend Holiday Cliché

Every December, newspapers scramble to come up with new ways to write about a holiday—Christmas—that is yearly bludgeoned in the press by uninventive coverage. But there are some pieces that stand out amid the din.
By Matthew Kassel
Feb 27

Vanity Fair Gives Out Christopher Hitchens Party Favors at Annual Oscar Dinner

  Place settings at the annual Vanity Fair Oscar dinner party included a Zippo lighter engraved with a Christopher Hitchens
By Kat Stoeffel
Dec 20

Considering the Unexpected Departures

So Kim Jong Il, Christopher Hitchens and former Czech president Václav Havel walk up to Saint Peter at the Pearly
By The Editors
Christopher Hitchens, as he once was.
Dec 20

Remembering Christopher Hitchens

By Brian Thomas Gallagher
Dec 16

Curtain Up on McInerney Novel

By Christopher Hitchens
Dec 16

Christopher Hitchens's Last Column Is On Dickens

By Kat Stoeffel
Hitchens. (Christian Witkin)
Dec 16

Christopher Hitchens Has Died

By Emily Witt
Jan 3

Hitch Instructs World in the Manner of Correctly Brewing Tea

By Nate Freeman
Sep 20

Praying for Hitch Today? Not That He Cares, Of Course

By Nate Freeman
Sep 1

In New Memoir, Blair Calls Iraq War a 'Mistake'

By Nate Freeman
Aug 16

Hitchens Praises the 'Bohemian Existence' in Charlie Rose Interview

By Dan Duray
Aug 6

Hitchens: ‘Not Many People Come Through Esophageal Cancer and Live to Talk About It’

By Molly Fischer
Aug 4

Hitchens Sticks It to Kissinger and The Pope In His First-Person Chemo Account

By Dan Duray
Jul 17

Building Stories: No Tears for O’Toole

By Bonnie Kavoussi
Apr 14

Hitch Ditches Correspondents Bash, Partiers Proceed to Pierre’s Place

By John Koblin
Jan 13

School of Squawk: The Daily Show’s Jason Jones Goes to Pundit School

By Matt Haber
Apr 29

Morning Memo: Top Shelf for Christopher Hitchens; Poehler to Be Real-Life Baby Mama

By Irina Aleksander
Feb 12

Hitchens, Briefly

By Lisa Medchill
Dec 3

Hitchens on Hanukkah and Holiday Culture Wars

By Gillian Reagan
Nov 15

Hitchens Mulls Memoir, Gets Groped at National Book Awards

By Leon Neyfakh
Oct 23

War in Heaven: Hitchens Meets D’Souza on Home Turf

By Meredith Bryan
Jun 13

Detractors Can Kiss Hitchens’ Ass, So Why Not His Admirers, Too?

By Michael Calderone
Jun 5

Hitchens Huffs and Puffs and Blows; God’s House Still Standing

By Terry Golway
Dec 7

Gender? I Don't Even Know Her! Sklar Charges Sexism, Carter Bristles

By Observer Staff
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