News about Joseph Kahn

124 people were arrested outside the Times' Midtown headquarters after about 150 protesters took over the lobby after slammed the newspaper's coverage of the Israel and Hamas war in Gaza, according to NYPD officials. The mostly-masked protesters in the institution's lobby held up a sign that read: 'Stop the presses!Free Palestine!' Earlier on Thursday, demonstrators barred hundreds of trucks from approaching the Times' printing plant and picking up newspapers from driving the roads from 1 a.m. to 3.30 a.m., beginning about 1 a.m. and ending at around 3.30 a.m. Some people were laid down in a chain while others waited for confirmation that 'Consent for genocide is manufactured here.' Both demonstrators were supported by a group called Writers Against the Gaza war (WAWOG). 'We're trying to get the Times out of circulation for a day,' a protester told HellGateNYC. People think of it as this authoritative source of objective information, but it is also at the forefront of manufacturing acceptance for this war.' We want to defyke that and also create a vacuum where other things are possible.' The plant, as well as the NYT, is also used by USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Newsday, and the New York Post.

On Friday, Rita Ora's second music video for her latest single Praising You, which is a spin off of her new album You & I. The clip, titled 'Praising You Pt,' was released. Joseph Kahn directed II', based on her husband Taika Waititi's first film. In a few glamorous looks for the clip, the hitmaker, 32, showcased her toned physique in a few glamorous looks, while giving a new spin on Fatboy Slim's 1999 masterpiece.

'After a lengthy and courageous fight with depression, a New York Times political journalist died at the age of 44,' his family said. Blake Hounshell, a top editor at Foreign Policy magazine and Politico before moving to The Times last year, died in Washington on Tuesday, leaving behind his wife, Sandy, and two children. According to a police source, his death will be investigated as a suicide.

GUY ADAMS Joseph Kahn (pictured) is executive editor of the New York Times, America's most renowned newspaper, and mustard is keen on pouring scorn in the general direction of Britain and its Royal Family. How else can we explain the insensitive and at times grotesque manner in which the 'Old Grey Lady' - a nickname Kahn's Left-leaning paper owes to its dreary layout and headlines - has chosen to mark the death of the Queen? With a lengthy commentary piece by Harvard professor Maya Jasanoff, the New York Times launched its coverage, not the monarch's death.'