Anthony Lane is the Vice President of Sales at Target. He explores a diverse range of topics including culture and society, education, and the arts, with a particular focus on the intersection of media and entertainment. Lane's insights have been featured in prominent publications such as The New Yorker and Realclearpolitics, among others.
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Anthony Lane's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news, including movie and book reviews, as well as opinion editorials. His articles also touch on a diverse range of topics such as music, French history, architecture, nostalgia, agriculture and more.
If you are looking to pitch to Anthony Lane consider providing insights or access to individuals in the entertainment industry for interviews or exclusive stories. Additionally, if you have unique perspectives on historical subjects with connections to modern-day relevance (such as French history), he may find these compelling.
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Also: Ronald K. Brown's “Grace” and its sequel; the Broadway comedy “All In,” reviewed; the Philadelphia Orchestra's study of Mahler, and more.
By: Abe Streep, Lee Chang-Dong, Natan Last, Michael Schulman, Andy Kravis, Anthony Lane, David Remnick, Susan B. Glasser, Sam Knight, Richard Brody, Perri Klass, Jennifer Wilson
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Meta’s decision to stop fact-checking or moderating content on its platforms signals fealty to Donald Trump.
By: Annie Hylton, Matthew Hutson, Isaac Chotiner, Anthony Lane, Sam Knight, Justin Chang, Nick Romeo, Olivia Mitra Framke, Jessica Pishko, Perri Klass, Kanak Kapur, Hua Hsu
A growing legal movement has turned to the principle of universal jurisdiction, which allows national courts to take on war-crimes cases, regardless of where those crimes were committed or the nationality of the perpetrator.
By: Isaac Chotiner, Kanak Kapur, Adam Aaronson, Anthony Lane, Richard Brody, Jenny Kroik, Paul Rogers, Ian Buruma, Nick Romeo, Han Ong, Doreen St. Félix, Jackson Arn, Kate Chin Park
He has won the lottery of fellowships—think of it that way and he’ll never be bothered about it again.
By: Hua Hsu, Shayla Love, Kanak Kapur, Talib Babb, Paige Williams, Rachel Aviv, Peter Hessler, Anthony Lane, Paul Rogers, Perri Klass, Deborah Treisman, Richard Brody, Robyn Weintraub
The author discusses his story “Ming.”
By: Richard Brody, Peter Hessler, Paul Rogers, Rachel Aviv, Shayla Love, Perri Klass, Han Ong, Hua Hsu, Paige Williams, Robyn Weintraub, Deborah Treisman, Anthony Lane, Talib Babb
The author reads his story from the January 20, 2025, issue of the magazine.
By: Ian Buruma, Adam Gopnik, Jiji Lee, Charles Bethea, Richard Brody, John Mcphee, Jennifer Wilson, Paul Rogers, Anthony Lane, Katy Waldman, Hua Hsu, Talib Babb
A project meant not to end.
By: Jennifer Wilson, Zoe Pearl, Charles Bethea, Katy Waldman, Richard Brody, Adam Gopnik, Talib Babb, Anthony Lane, Paul Rogers, Ian Buruma, Hua Hsu, Jiji Lee
Since reading isn’t our strong suit, let’s skip talking about the book that was recommended by a hot movie star and just eat brunch.
A climate scientist discusses how to think about and weigh the variables that led to the current disaster.
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