It was in this milieu that the erstwhile humor magazine Puck thrived inside the 1885 Romanesque Revival structure at Lafayette Street built to house it.
In the very early days of our transition to digital journalism, he led the continuous news department, while also serving a stint as managing editor of our erstwhile sports magazine – Play -- a finalist in 2008 for a National Magazine Award for general excellence.
Mr. Hitchens's erudition, wit and prolificacy were taken for granted by the five participants: Katha Pollitt and Victor Navasky, his erstwhile colleagues at The Nation magazine; Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair; and George Packer, a staff writer for The New Yorker.
As befits an erstwhile editor of Mojo, a magazine that tends to approach rock music as first and foremost a heritage industry, he is good on the musical development of a pop star whose early albums, David Bowie (1967) and Space Oddity (1969), were both little more than confused collections of ill-matched songs, and showed little hint of the confidence and brilliance that was to follow.
The former was set up by Holly Allenby, who worked at ethical footwear brand Toms, and the latter is by Merryn Leslie, an erstwhile fashion editor at i-D magazine.
The arrangement is the brainchild of Paul Hoffman, an erstwhile science journalist and editor-in-chief of Discover magazine, who now serves as the museum's C.E.O. and is a longtime friend of Blaine's.
Jim Rutenberg – chief political correspondent for the magazine, investigative reporter, White House correspondent, City Hall bureau chief and erstwhile gossip writer for the Daily News and New York Post – is returning to his media roots.
He belongs to that small club of erstwhile neglected artists who share the distinction of having been reviewed admiringly in Arts magazine in the early 1960s by the sculptor (and then critic) Donald Judd.
The battle over that question has erupted into open warfare, with the erstwhile partners each hiring prominent lawyers to fight over who has ultimate control of the magazine's content.
According to recent research for Broadcast magazine, she and Richard are the most pervasive faces on television, watched by more people than the erstwhile ubiquitous Carol Vorderman, Des Lynam or Cilla Black.
