Author Archives: Deadline Artists

The always interesting, extreme and strange founder of Gonzo journalism Hunter S. Thompson would embed himself with his subjects and even become part of the narrative. A true American original, here he is talking with David Letterman in 1988 on … Continue reading →

William F. Buckley Jr. interviews Murray Kempton on his famous show Firing Line. Both columnist trade bards and admiration as they discuss Bobby Kennedy and their own philosophical differences.

Ernie Pyle was the quintessential war corespondent. Reporting from the line of fire he brought the stories home to the families of those serving their country. He was dedicated to war reporting and was tragically killed in the line of … Continue reading →

First Lady of journalism Dorothy Thompson giving an interview in 1941 about World War II Political alliances between US and Russia. Dorothy was a prolific corespondent during the 30’s and 40’s. 1931 she interviewed Adolf Hitler and said, “He is … Continue reading →

Deadline Artist Contributor Jimmy Breslin talks to Charile Rose about his hometown New York, crime, mafia mistresses, typing on a computer and the newspaper columnist legacy. Columnist Carl Hiaasen says about Breslin, “he lives more life in one page than … Continue reading →