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Thanks to my sister for sending me this: http://tinyurl.com/yajgmkc Now I'm a little obsessed with @thejgold. The master of the metaphor. 2 days ago |
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If you read just one @newyorker article this year, this profile of food critic Jonathan Gold should be it: http://bit.ly/bp8DK [toll access] 6 days ago |
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Too bad New Yorker's profile of Jonathan Gold isn't avail. online. Article captures LA at its finest, as ethnic hub. http://bit.ly/bp8DK 7 days ago |
Jonathan Gold profiled in the New Yorker
LA Observed —
Dana Goodyear's profile, almost a year in the making, calls the LA Weekly's Jonathan Gold "the high-low priest of the L.A. food scene." Subscription required to read the whole piece , but here's a taste: Two years ago, Gold won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism, a first for a food writer, and a first for his home paper, the free, alternative L.A. Weekly. He abides by George Orwell’s rule of thumb: the fancier the restaurant, the more people who have dripped sweat into your food. Interesting cuisine, he believes, often comes out of poverty. “I have my thing,” he says. ...
If You're a New Yorker Subscriber There's a Piece on Jonathan Gold
mediabistro.com: FishBowlLA —
The New Yorker has a profile on our awesome local Pulitzer winner Jonathan Gold. So if you have a subscription you'll have to tell us all about it. We're sure it's great. He's great. We read his book.
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Extra! Extra! Glutster Mentioned in The New Yorker Magazine
Teenage Glutster —
Yup! READ ALL ABOUT IT HERE (Summary) It's crazy how it happened really. It all started at the Jonathan Gold's Zocalo Cocktail Party Fundraiser that I couldn't even afford to go to. Apparently, someone had brought me up in a conversation the lovely Dana Goodyear was engaged in...and that was that. The next day we had lunch at Battambang and were talking just how much the Gold meister has influenced and helped my life since I was 16, singlehandedly trailing his every S.G.V find through my high school years while my ...
The Gastronomist: Jonathan Gold Profiled in The New Yorker
Squid Ink —
... profiled Jonathan Gold, and next week Dana Goodyear's terrific story, The Scavenger , hits the newsstands. Read an excerpt of Goodyear's profile on the New Yorker website, or wait for the print edition. (Don't even try to read the screenshot below.) The New Yorker staff writer, who is based in Los Angeles, trailed Gold for about a year. According to Gold, he took the Goodyear to "a couple dozen" restaurants. No word on whether she qualified for hazard pay. We emailed Gold to get his take on the profiile and he texted back from somewhere--Goodyear notes that Gold travels ...
Sampler Platter: Mignon coming to downtown L.A., Santa Monica resists food trucks, loads of contests
Daily Dish —
... I have no idea, but it's true. This and more in today's food news.
-- Mignon, from the owners of Bacaro LA Wine Bar, is set to open this winter next to Cole's/Varnish. Eater LA -- Santa Monica resists nouveau food trucks. California Food Trucks --Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlour makes its Orange County return on Wednesday, opening a new location in Mission Viejo. Fast Food Maven -- The New Yorker profiles Jonathan Gold (and mentions local food blogger Teenage Glutster! ...
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Dana Goodyear: ”The Scavenger” (Profile of Jonathan Gold) (November 9, 2009) – mentions The ...
The Gay Guide to Glee: Episode 9, "Wheels"
Vanity Fair | VF.com —
... he “still has full use of his penis,” I found myself feeling strangely aroused. As punishment for their crassness, Will forces the Glee kids to hold a bake sale to raise funds for the short bus. And as justice for stepping on Artie’s flaccid feet, he makes them all ride around in wheelchairs for the rest of the episode. As you can imagine, hilarity ensues, particularly when Rachel gets hit in the face with what looks like a plate of live octopus. (I blame the recent New Yorker ...
Date of the Week: Warehouse Walkabout (Guns, Pool, Pub Food)
Squid Ink —
... Pub and a stark loft had a love child, Royal Clayton's. Stark and cosy rarely go together, but Clayton's somehow pulls it off. With it's low light, pool table, and bench seats, the Pub offers plenty of opportunities to get close and discuss Beckham or "The Guns of Brixton" over a black and tan. If the conversation brings you somewhere good, stay for Clayton's new English eats, but if the spirit (or your stomach) compels you, head to Church & State around the corner (on which, our fearless leader has ...
