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Quote For The Day IV

“The Times Magazine, although it has tried to add modern details, still seems old fashioned, page after page of type. It needs to be read and that seems, I believe to almost everybody, exhausting,” – Michael Wolff.

Reading: who needs that shit any more?

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Posted on Dec 9 2013 @ 3:30pmDec 9 2013 @ 1:57pmAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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