The New York Times had a fantastic article on I Love New York and Tiffany 'New York' Pollard a fortnight ago.
Yeah I am late with it but it's still interesting reading because it doesn't linger on the usual criticism that I Love New York is the death of television and African-American culture.
Instead you'll find passages like...
And seeing through New York’s eyes is surprisingly easy. Her way of talking, especially when she’s not in the fullest feather of cuckoo narcissism, is so brazenly inflected and jammed with unexpected insights that it makes every woman who’s ever appeared on "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" look barely sentient.
The article was written by Virginia Heffernan (who was kind enough to respond to me) an you can find it in the New York Times online.
I'll be back with a picture of New York, her dad and a couple of her brothers.
