Prostitution. Politics. Humiliation. The headline of The New York Times yesterday read, “Foes of Sex Trade Are Stung by a Champion’s Fall” in bold letters. For most people a cover story about the sexual exploits of a major politician would stop them at page one. Not me.
Don’t get me wrong, the downfall of a two-timing governor is fascinating. Typically, I’d be all over that story, but Wednesday’s The New York Times (NYT) had more thrilling tales buried deep within…
What could possibly be more captivating than a bona fide sex scandal? If you peel yourself away from page 1 and dig deep into the paper, past sections B, C, and D, and continue all the way to section H, you’ll find the NYT’s annual special section on Museums. It’s 44 pages dedicated to the art, business, and people of museums.
