Her 1980 review, in the New York Review of Books , of When the Lights Go Down , a collection of film reviews by Pauline Kael, is still being written about, albeit for the wrong reasoni.e., that it was mean. In the Kael review, as in, among other things, her pieces on Watergate, the Starr Report, Monica Lewinskys biography, and the institutional carpet bombing she received from the New York Times in reaction to four lines about Watergate judge John Sirica in Gone , her book about the New Yorker , Adler has diagnosed systemic maladies that the media hue and cry over transient symptomsthe Jayson Blair affair, for examplehave effectively masked from public view
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