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Gawker publisher Nick Denton has his own very funny online imitator, Nick Guido Denton, aka Fake Nick Denton, who real Denton said in this comment no one should "out." But Gawker also has a video magician named Richard Blakeley, who sits awake, late at night, making charts and probably drinking too much coffee, trying to figure out who the hell Nick Guido Denton is, and going slowly insane. He has developed a number of theories and possible candidates, and once told me "I am like Kevin Costner in JFK." Blakeley apparently couldn't bear to keep the truth from the American people any longer and has finally floated his own very detailed theory about who is pretending to be Nick Denton, which is presented here in distilled format, along with a brief video of Blakeley trying to explain it:
- Blakeley was getting blamed for being Fake Nick, which really sucked because Fake Nick said some things about a girl Blakeley isn't writing about anymore.
- Blakeley made it his mission to uncover the truth like brave Kevin Costner in JFK, or really more like twitchy Joe Pesci, who is both involved with and outside the conspiracy at the same time.
- He spent weeks researching Fake Nick, and admits it.
- He says it is Alex Balk!
- Former Gawker blogger Alex Balk was sad about not being able to write about his cock, supposedly.
- Balk blogged about how "someone should start up a Famous Original Fake Nick Denton tumblr" ONE DAY before the Nick Guido Denton blog was born.
- Then OMG BALK CHANGED THE TIMESTAMP ON HIS POST about how someone should start a Fake Nick Denton blog!! To cover his tracks??!
- We know Balk to have been "insidery" when at Gawker.
- Alex Balk goes to a Radar party, all of a sudden Fake Nick is blogging about that party. Coincidence??
- A guy who emailed some people about the Fake Nick blog has the same name as a former football coach at Tulane WHERE ALEX BALK WAS A STUDENT. Not at the same time or anything, but STILL.
- Balk blogs about Millard Fillmore, Fake Nick blogs about Millard Fillmore. "What are the odds?"
- "We have motive, a loss of writing as his cock."
- "The need to cut loose like he did at Gawker, which he is no longer allowed at Radar."
- "We have evidence of the backdating of posts, emails and eyewitness accounts that put Alex Balk at the scene of the crime."
- "Alex Balk is Fake Nick Denton."
The real question is "Why?" isn't it? The "how" is just scenery for the suckers. It keeps people guessing like a parlor game, but it prevents them from asking the most important question - Why? Why imitate Denton? Who benefitted? Who has the power to cover it up?
Richard Blakeley: Fake Nick Denton Is Alex Balk Of Radar Magazine
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Posted: February 3rd, 2008, 7:37pm CST
Inside the Santa Barbara film festival, Angelina Jolie was all smiles as she accepted the “Performance of the Year” award from Clint Eastwood.
As previously reported by Gossip Girls, Jolie arrived to the ceremony with her partner, Brad Pitt, who refused to speak to the media - leaving the spotlight to Angelina.
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Posted: October 9th, 2007, 11:20am CDT
I recently started receiving Esquire magazine! (There were air miles to be disposed of, so why not?) And so one came the other week and I sat down and read it. Not sure which issue it was, I think the new one, they all look alike—as in, I just looked at every cover this year and I can't identify which one I read from either word or pictures (what with their covers being a weird corporate last echo of Ray Gun). It was okay! Slightly irritating was that the whole magazine was one long listicle, with "bits" crammed into every corner of every page. The winky hetero-laddishness was a little irksome too, but I know I'm not their target subscriber, not being a credit-card loving, manscaping, overcoat-buying fathead, so I can brush that off. But then yesterday the magazine went and did themselves so wrong. They republished the classic 1966 Gay Talese piece "Frank Sinatra Has A Cold" online.
Ageist metaphor alert! You know how you see some adorable fun old man limping along, perhaps clad in an eccentric robe, maybe headed for the beach? And then later you go over for tea and in his house are all these stunning pictures of a really hot guy and you're like, OH, same person? That's what republishing "Frank Sinatra Has A Cold" is like. (In this tortured bad metaphor, Esquire is the old dude, obvs.)
Now, we all say that no one would publish "Frank Sinatra Has A Cold" today, even though Esquire named it in 2003 as the best story they've ever published. Maybe that's true, maybe it's not. Probably it's not that they wouldn't publish it, it's that they wouldn't wait for it to be delivered during the endless and expensive write-around period.
And boy oh boy does it ever make the charticle age of the magazine look terrible.
Ron Rosenbaum has already addressed the dreck that is the current Esquire celebrity profile. So what's enraging about this Talese reprint is that the Esquire of now is pretending to be the Esquire that was then.
Pimping the glory days is awkward. It's even more degrading that pieces like this are their Free Quality Web Content. Need to fill up your website? Head to the morgue! It's too bad they don't have $250K to make a stand-alone web editorial unit and invest in a couple of experienced editors to work with young writers on stories that may (or may not!) make a splash. Guess the bottom line is too tight.
And guess we'll be seeing magazines and newspapers cough up their archives more and more on their websites. The New York Observer has been reprinting "Sex And The City" for the last couple years—but in that case too the reprint sometimes mocks the paper of the day.
Just make sure, if you go over to Esquire, that you don't click on the link for "more from this author," because there isn't any more to be had.
Gawker publisher Nick Denton has his own very funny online imitator, Nick Guido Denton, aka Fake Nick Denton, who real Denton said in this comment no one should "out." But Gawker also has a video magician named Richard Blakeley, who sits awake, late at night, making charts and probably drinking too much coffee, trying to figure out who the hell Nick Guido Denton is, and going slowly insane. He has developed a number of theories and possible candidates, and once told me "I am like Kevin Costner in JFK." Blakeley apparently couldn't bear to keep the truth from the American people any longer and has finally floated his own very detailed theory about who is pretending to be Nick Denton, which is presented here in distilled format, along with a brief video of Blakeley trying to explain it: