The film followed key events of Occupy Wall Street including the Brooklyn Bridge march on October 1st, “Pepper Spray Cop,” the Global Day of Action on October 15th and Occupy’s eviction on November 17th. Also captured were many forms of...

They mean walking the streets and talking to people, which Breslin did unlike any other newspaperman of his day. They mean bar tabs, not Twitter feeds. They mean, above all, journalism that rejected snark and high-handed commentary to give a real sense...

Thompson comes out of a bloody Democratic primary and there’s a Republican candidate, and there’s me, you never know. I like my odds in that kind of race. The last truly scrappy media guy to mount a serious run for mayor was Norman Mailer. Have you...

Angelo Dundee, who trained Muhammad Ali and Ray Leonard. Wouldn't you want to hear just some of the stories that Dundee never got around to telling?... Okay, clearly, I'm no Herb Caen. Day after day, week after week, year after year, he churned out...

Mike Barnicle, the great N.Y. Daily News sportswriter, observed that a good columnist is like a brilliant photographer: He (or she) captures in words a snapshot of history as viewed through a unique lens. The greats are here, from Ernest Hemingway to...

Kevin Breslin arrived at New York City’s Zuccotti Park to film #WhileWeWatch, a new documentary about Occupy Wall Street, he found himself filming the filmers—the Occupy media team, who tirelessly streamed video of events in the park. Breslin, the son...