Journalism
These goos are from the Journalism category, people famous for reporting the news in a variety of media. Browse another way.
Amy Sutherland
This female journalist decided to train her husband like a pet and wrote a book on it. Go »
Anderson Cooper
this anchorman has a well-rounded perspective Go »
Andrea Mitchell
This reporter is as familiar with Washington as she is with foreign affairs, which she should be if she's married to the Fed. Go »
Ashleigh Banfield
This cable news reporter is always on location, in the field. Go »
Barbara Frum
After emigrating from the U.S., her adopted nation mourned her passing following an 18 year battle with leukemia. Go »
Barbara Walters
Before creating and hosting The View, she used to open her ABC newsmagazine show by introducing herself and saying, "And this is 20/20." Go »
Barbara Walters
There's something Special about this interviewer with a 20/20 View. Go »
Bob Woodward
When you're co-authoring an investigation into presidential corruption, sources really come deep out of the woodwork. Go »
Brian Williams
Live from New York five nights a week, it's actual news from this network anchor. Go »
Carl Bernstein
This reporter didn't just crash the gate of Washington corruption; he burned it down. Go »
Chris Wallace
Although he only knew his father for about sixty minutes, this Fox anchor built a similar reputation for grilling politicians in interviews. Go »
Connie Chung
This TV reporter is known for seeing her interviewees eye-to-eye. Go »
Dahlia Lithwick
Like cold porridge, this reporter's Supreme Court beat is important but kind of bland. Go »
Dan Rather
This newly-retired anchor had the courage to behave rather clownishly through his career. Go »
David Frost
This interviewer sent chills down a former president's spine with sharp questions. Go »
Denise Albert
Yes! This daughter offers (im)pounding basketball coverage. Go »
Diane Sawyer
For this reporter and former Nixon aide, every morning is a good morning. Go »
Ed Bradley
If seeing is believing, this one only worked one hour a week for twenty six years. Go »
Edward R. Murrow
This revered journalist and famous smoker is credited with saving America from... a Senator. Go »
Elizabeth Vargas
It must be hard presenting the world's news tonight if you only see things clearly in hindsight. Go »
Emily Yoffe
Poke 'em, prod 'em, even hand this goo a gun. This goo is willing to try it all. Go »
Eric Schlosser
This muckracker has given gluttons some food for thought. Go »
Erin Andrews
Sports is not an arena known for beauty and brains. Go »
Ezra Klein
This California-born, D.C.-employed liberal blogger became the voice of his generation. Go »
Geraldo Rivera
Failing to find buried treasure on live television gave this reporter a black eye. (Or was a broken nose?) Go »
Graydon Carter
All's fair in the New York social scene. Go »
Greta Van Susteren
This cable TV personality has a record of putting the law in perspective. Go »
Hannah Storm
Sports reporters aren't accustomed to being at the center of a firestorm of tabloid coverage. Go »
Helen Thomas
Obama has one more thing in common with Kennedy when you consider this White House fixture. Go »
Huell Howser
It's amazing you can find 13 years' worth of golden stories in one state. S'long everybody! Go »
Ira Glass
This American lives to put the nation under glass. Go »
Jake Tapper
He's a leading anchor on CNN, not a video-game bartender. Go »
Jamal Khashoggi
What this journalist said got him in trouble with one nation. Suddenly not being around to say anything more is creating an international incident. Go »
James Risen
This double Pulitzer winner rose to prominence in the early 2000s by exposing CIA and NSA techniques. Go »
Jann Wenner
His long-running music magazine gathers no moss, but his artist selection for a certain hall of fame gathers plenty of controversy. Go »
Jayson Blair
A reporter's job is to tell the truth, but slothful reporters find other ways. Go »
Jeffrey Zaslow
It will be hard to tell who will come in last with ten left. Go »
Jim Cantore
The most famous weatherman on the channel devoted to weather is a harbinger of doom when he arrives to cover major weather events in an afflicted area. Go »
John King
Keep an eye out for this anchor when you watch the election returns on CNN this Tuesday. Who's the king? Go »
Jorge Ramos
Desde México hasta Miami, esta estrella magnético de los medios hace que millones de personas estén conscientes. Go »
Judith Miller
Her inaccurate reporting about WMDs cost her her job. Her refusal to name her White House source cost her her freedom for 85 days. Go »
Katharine Graham
In Washington, 1/455th of a pound of scandal is enough to bring down even the loftiest politicians. Go »
Katie Couric
How many Americans do you suppose woke up with this woman today? Go »
Katie Couric
There was something sour in the analogy about her "tarting up" the CBS Evening News. Go »
Kitty Kelley
Raow! The claws come out when this catty biographer pounces on a celebrity. Go »
Lester Holt
Between today, nightly, weekends, and dateline, this NBC anchor gets a lot of "air time." Go »
Marie Colvin
Up to and including her death covering a Middle Eastern civil war, she bore witness to violence around the world, despite a noted limitation. Go »
Mary Hart
Stay away from this entertainment reporter's nightly program if you don't want to have seizures. Go »
Matt Drudge
XXX GOO SHOCKER!!!!!! LEWINSKY FIRST SCOOPED BY THIS POLITICAL GOSSIP COLUMNIST!!!!!! XXX Go »
Megyn Kelly
Sly as a fox, this anchor turned her feud with Donald Trump into a stand against misogyny. Go »
Michael Rothstein
Some Irish reporters have been known to get into fights. Go »
Michael Wolff
Are his depictions of a chaotic Trump White House led by a bumbling ignoramus true, or is he the reporter who cried wolf? Go »
Miles O'Brien
Unlike his Star Trek namesake, this reporter never made it into space, after the Columbia disaster (which he covered). Go »
Natalie Pinkham
Poker is just as much of a sport as tennis, rugby, and soccer in the eyes of this porky presenter. Go »
Natasha Tynes
This expert in Middle Eastern affairs might not become a novelist as intended, if a Twitter mob that's angry about her subway photo gets its way. Go »
Nikki Finke
Rumor has it this blogger has trouble with her weekly deadline. Go »
Norah O'Donnell
Her recent shift change from mornings to evenings makes her an inheritor of the legacy of Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather. Go »
Pamela Druckerman
Qui a dit que les parents français ne sont pas mieux élever leurs enfants? Go »
Peter King
Even in magazines with pictures, someone has to write about all those athletes. Who's the king? Go »
Rick Santelli
This cable news editor got a very influential party started. Go »
Robin Meade
She helps the hung over wake up in the morning by reading the day's headline news. Go »
Robin Roberts
After a long career covering sports for ESPN, she moved to a corporate cousin to wish the country a good morning. Go »
Roger Mudd
This distinguished TV reporter once derailed Ted Kennedy's presidential campaign with a single question, and it didn't even involve calling him a thief, swindler, con man, liar, and rogue. Go »
Roxana Saberi
This Fargoan served a thin sentence for the heavy crime of espionage. Go »
Star Jones Reynolds
This former commentator became the star of her own news story when, in her view, she was fired from her talk show. Go »
Tom Brokaw
This longtime NBC newsman is the greatest namer of the greatest generation. Go »
Veronica Guerin
This Irish reporter fought the outlaws, and the outlaws won. Go »
Weegee
This freelance photographer didn't really have psychic powers enabling him to show up instantly at crime scenes, but his disturbing work still gave NYPD investigators the heebee-jeebees. Go »
