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conviction

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 30: Former New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver leaves a federal court in Lower Manhattan on November 30, 2015 in New York City. A jury found Silver guilty on all seven charges against him in a federal corruption trial that lasted five-weeks. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Silver Conviction Not Quite Gold

Prosecutors said it was a tale of corruption and power. The defense said it was simply politics as usual in Albany. Actually, it was both.
By The Editors
Olive Kitteridge sweeps Emmys with an (almost) all female team. (Photo by Lester Cohen/WireImage)

For Women Working Behind the Scenes, Is Television Actually Getting Better?

Somebody pinch me, I must be having that Olive Kitteridge dream again: it finally looks like Hollywood has taken note of the hot new "trend" of letting ladies create and direct their own television programs! My word.
By Drew Grant
Illustration: Fred Harper

Brooklyn DA Ken Thompson Passes On a Chance to Right a Potential Wrongful Conviction

John Giuca was convicted along with another man for the 2003 brutal, headline-grabbing, slaying of college student Mark Fisher.
By Hella Winston
East 62nd Street.

Man Convicted of Murdering His Roommate In Their Upper East Side Apartment

By Kim Velsey

This Woman’s Work: Hilary Swank and Sam Rockwell Shine in Conviction

By Rex Reed

Hilary Swank Goes for Oscar Number Three in Conviction

By Christopher Rosen
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