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Blurred lines: how Michael Wolff aspired to be part of elite circles he wrote about Highlight
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In 2003 David Carr, the New York Times’s late, great media columnist, disclosed a $50m bid to buy New York Magazine that had been orchestrated by the writer and journalist Michael Wolff.
Among the big hitters whom Wolff helped assemble for the deal was the billionaire media tycoon Mort Zuckerman, the not-yet-convicted sex offender and Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, and the not-yet-convicted sex trafficker and financier Jeffrey Epstein.
— Ed PilkingtonReplicated under Fair Use from Blurred lines: how Michael Wolff aspired to be part of elite circles he wrote about by Ed Pilkington.