The Telegraph 

Joséphine de la Baume: the It-girl of pop

You may know her as the wife of Mark Ronson, the star of that Agent Provocateur campaign, or the fashion world’s hipster-darling. Now Joséphine de la Baume is set to take the pop world by storm, too

New York Times

“I don’t think we influenced the war at any time,” he said in 1997. “I don’t think we helped to win it or helped to lose it. We didn’t work on the outcome of the war.” Making photographs about the suffering and horror of war, he said, is simply better than not making them.

Huffington Post

Seminar: How Much Humiliation Does a Writer need in Order to Write?

While watching Theresa Rebeck's searing and funny play, Seminar, at The Golden Theatre, about an unethical, power-mad, but brilliant celebrity editor, Leonard (Jeff Goldblum) giving a $5,000 a pop seminar to wannabe writers, I was haunted by the memories of a few of the writing instructors I had.

"As I sat with my friend and author Jonathan Fields over lunch last December in Manhattan we discussed the topic of taking full responsibility for your own success and turning your fear into fuel, the subject of his latest book, Uncertainty, a must read.

As we were discussing our coaching and consulting with creatives we both said, almost in unison, “Most people just don’t want to do what it’s going take to succeed.”

Think that you’re going to be discovered?  Think again. It’s just not going to happen. No one is coming to save you, to discover you, or to make you successful..."

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