Maybe that's a stretch, but regardless of the negative press the Salon and Jezebel pieces stirred up, I'm less worried about anyone assuming Pollan is some testosterone-fueled chauvinist than I am about people who've never read his work discounting it based on an inaccurate, attention-seeking web post.
And later, in midcareer, the bad press from another salon outing prompted a second extended stay in Rome.
The rolling press conference and political salon that takes place daily in the Senator's campaign bus presents reporters with a dizzying level of access to a Presidential contender.
Mr. McCain held 114 of his free-wheeling unscripted town hall meetings and put nearly 20,000 miles on his bus, emblazoned with the motto "Straight Talk Express," which became a kind of moving press conference and political salon.
1962 Chanel Keeps Ladylike Look No news is always good news at Chanel, who opened this afternoon [Jan . 26 to a salon crowded with press and socialites wearing last season's Chanel suits.
His work, frequently reviewed in the local press and exhibited in the Salon, was purchased for the national collection at the Musée du Luxembourg.
It's not much of a newspaper office three little computers and an ailing 30-year-old printing press squeezed into a converted beauty salon.
The Hungarian prime minister receives us, the cream - or perhaps, for some observers, the dregs - of the foreign press corps, in a first-floor salon of the parliament building.
So far he has revoked the press credentials of, among others, The Washington Post, Salon and, of course, The Huffington Post.
You can wear headbands, braids, or go to a salon to get your hair pressed or curled.
