Brooklyn Stylist Khalilah Williams-Webb Behind Fashion of Knicks' Carmelo Anthony 
Khalilah Williams-Webb, the owner of a boutique in Brooklyn, selects outfits for Carmelo Anthony, from his vintage jackets down to his socks and underwear.
Just in time for playoffs, read more about the woman who is making basketball more stylish
With Initiative, Attorney General Focuses on New York’s Pets
Thomas Kaplan and I report on the NY AG’s new efforts regarding animal welfare in the state. Comes on the heels of our investigative dog show reporting. And it’s my first-ever NYT Metro section byline!
Hot, hilly + sweaty, but a 1st marathon finish nonetheless! Thanks 2 my cheerleaders! #eugenemarathon
Used book shopping in Eugene w/teenage nephew and made a full-fledged nostalgia buy, 4 for $12 #oregon #lit #ladydetectives
The Latest Updates on the Boston Marathon Can Be Found Here
I’m in Boston reporting on the aftermath of the bombings here along with an excellent team of New York Times reporters.
Seth Porges at Forbes was nice enough to write about a camera phone shot I took that got some traction. Photos and other updates being tweeted, including our latest print stories.
Stay safe, everyone.
This is Why 1,000 People Went Running on JFK's Runway Sunday Morning
Duh! The annual Runway Run! Don’t miss Piotr’s excellent slideshow!
On Sunday’s sport front, a dispatch from Lima, Ohio, where the American Basketball Association’s Lima Explosion plays. But the ABA today shares little in common with its 1970s predecessor and is a source of controversy among some owners.
At the #nychalfmarathon finish line with 2 of my favorite people! #tommy #amanda
Talking Dogs and Doping on TheStreet.com
Thanks to my pal Ross Urken for having me on this AM at TheStreet.com with gym hair* to talk about some recent NYT sports stories!
*Is gym hair more socially acceptable now that I cover sports? I feel like at least my sources and core followers are more sympathetic.
It’s official. I hail from the haven of crazy cat ladies.
Dog’s Death After Westminster Leaves Handler Suspicious
Cruz was a fluffy marshmallow of a dog, a prizewinning Samoyed who flew commercial, not in the cargo hold; scarcely touched the sidewalk; and competed at this month’s Westminster Dog Show.
On the eve of the competition, Cruz shared a steak with his longtime handler and settled in for the night at a hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
But before the week was out, Cruz was dead, and his snow white body was at the center of a high-stakes mystery, a whodunit that has rattled the show world and ignited tensions between animal activists and purebred-champion breeders.
In Saturday’s sports section, we have two tales of Livestrong. First, Andy Lehren and I look at the merchandise side of the charity, then there’s the story of those with Livestrong tattoos. Not one of the four people quoted in the story said they planned to remove theirs.
To Survive I.O.C. Cut, Pentathlon Changed
With the elimination of wrestling from the Olympics this week, everyone’s favorite sport involving the unfamiliar horse was spared. We take a look at modern pentathlon in today’s paper.
(And in case you missed it on Wednesday, Russell Terriers!)
Keeping Their Dogs From Looking Like Ours
Day 1 dispatch from the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. More updates here on our live blog as we cover Best in Show Tuesday night!
