There's a kerfluffle bubbling in Washington. August feathers have been ruffled with publication of Yours in Truth by the authorized biographer of Benjamin C. Bradlee, former executive editor of the Washington Post. There's a price you pay when you "follow your nose" and tell the truth.

Power couples are everywhere in the media—from TV reporters and anchors to executives, all the way through to newspaper and magazine writers. We're ...

God bless the slow week that is the Thanksgiving Holiday, because it's the best possible time to learn what Washington Post etiquette doyenne and prof...

After two decades of smearing Hillary Rodham Clinton, Sally Quinn decides to use Hillary to further her own future.

Sally Quinn has decided to tackle busting up the Obama administration and promoting the idea that Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton should "switch jobs." This idea must be blowing up the spot in Washington, DC cocktail parties, or something.

Sally Quinn, American journalist, was for a long while best known for her Washington Post column, "The Party." From that perch, she offered Washingto...

Last week, a world mourned when Dame Sally Quinn, of the Washington, DC Bradlee-Quinns, had her print column -- which I believe was titled "The Drowsy...

Sally Quinn may have lost her print column in the Washington Post, but she says she has no regrets. "I have absolutely no regrets at all," Quinn told...

"The Party" is over for Sally Quinn — at least in print. The legendary doyenne of the Washington social scene has lost "The Party," her Washing...

Last week, in a puzzling editorial decision, the Washington Post gave in-house social gadfly Sally Quinn the column space to overshare at length about...

What is happening in the Washington Post today? Is "Sally Quinn" and "massive personality disorder" trending on Google or something? Because there is a column, that is happening in our lives, dedicated to sorting out some sort of mix-up that happened with the weddings of various people, associated with the Family Quinn.

If any industry can be considered incestuous, it's the media. Power couples populate the industry, from TV anchors to executives and even the newspap...

It's Thursday in Washington and only now is the city beginning to substantially emerge from the icy womb of the 2010 Snowmageddon. It's time to recap ...

The breathless claim that Fox News' ratings recently spiked thanks to the White House's public critique is bogus hype.

Tuesday night, Tony Blair answered questions from Vanity Fair's Graydon Carter at an A-list event at New York's Museum of Modern Art. The two discusse...

Ever since the release of the 1975 documentary Grey Gardens, the ramshackle East Hampton estate and its reclusive inhabitants have exerted a mysteriou...