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Mar 29, 1987 · Bruce Feirstein’s “The History of Celebrity in America--In Nine Days” in Sunday Calendar (March 15) was one of the best pieces of satire I’ve read in years.
Bruce Feirstein is a writer who lives in Los Angeles. He became a contributing editor at Vanity Fair in 1994, where he helped launch the magazine’s annual New Establishment list, and wrote the 100 People, Places and Things Responsible for the Financial Meltdown.
Nov 27, 1986 · In 1982, Bruce Feirstein’s “Real Men Don’t Eat Quiche” satirically divided the masculine gender into two basic camps: guys who start the day with such foods as flapjacks and bacon (“or ...
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In 2007, while continuing to write screenplays in Los Angeles and contribute to Vanity Fair in New York, he began producing movies in China. His first film, 2009's Hóng hé ( Red River), the story of the aftermath of the Vietnam War, opened to great critical and commercial acclaim in China.
Apr 1, 2016 · His images of Los Angeles and its surrounding neighborhoods are marked by the same vivacity and empathetic wit that characterize his varied output.
