I've been a Details reader for 5 years and its actually a pretty great magazine- defintely smarter than the other men's books in the marketplace (ps- and I'm not gay... not that there is anything wrong with it of course)
This is pedantic, and may depend on house style, but I think the sentence with corrected subject-verb agreement would read "the media at large have nothing to look forward to".
I am not pedantic enough to care about the sentence-ending preposition.
I'm sorry, when Peres says 'We'll be around a lot longer than his investment bank will' is he referring to "Details" or just journalism in general? Seems like an important distinction to make.
Doesn't he already know "OUT" has cornered the market of his readership?
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I am not pedantic enough to care about the sentence-ending preposition.
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Doesn't he already know "OUT" has cornered the market of his readership?
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Sadly, I see two of those three things all too often.
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"'Details' should have gone out with "Cargo" and cargo pants."
That would have been the weirdest date ever.