Say hello to Linda Kramer, the Washington editor of Glamour magazine.

What word do you routinely misspell? It's not misspelling, it's hitting the keys too fast and dropping the "l" from public

What's the name of your cell phone ring?"Normal"

What time did you get up this morning? When the dog jumped on bed at 6:30 am

When did you last cry and why? Probably when I broke a nail. I like to cry over trivial frustrations and save my cool for when it's needed.

How many emails do you receive a day, roughly? Around 50

What's your favorite letter? L of course, for Love and it's my initial

What single person played the biggest role / had the biggest influence on your journalism career? Wes Gallagher, the late president of the Associated Press, gave me my first big break when I got a summer college job working for the AP in NY.

Read the rest when you click below...(and see previous FishbowlDC interviews: Julie Mason, David Shuster, Joe Curl, Alex Pareene, Peter Beinart, Jonah Goldberg, Megyn Kendall, Ana Marie Cox, Jim Brady, Howard Mortman, Amy Argetsinger, Jose Antonio Vargas, Chuck Todd, Tom Gottlieb, Kelly Ann Collins, David von Drehle, David Lat, Mark Leibovich, Zain Verjee, David Plotz, Paul Kane, Karen Travers, Mark Halperin, Hugo Gurdon, Greg Kelly,Ken Rudin, John Dickerson, Anne Schroeder, Spencer Ackerman, Bret Baier, Bob Sellers, Greta van Susteren, Danielle Jones, Jonathan Salant, John McCalla, Pam Hess, Ryan Grim, Marc Ambinder, Marty Kady, Jack Shafer, Annie Lou Bayly, Jerry Zremski, Charlie Cook, Dave Hughes, Howard Fineman, Katie Tarbox, Mark Segraves, Chris Cillizza, Tom Sietsema, Bill Triplett, Robin Givhan, David Brody, Norah O'Donnell, Carl Cannon, Jordan Lieberman, David Folkenflik, Molly Henneberg, Ernesto Londono, Brody Mullins, Aaron Blake, Martha Raddatz, Andrew Sullivan, Christina Bellantoni, Shane Harris, Nora McAlvanah, Adam Nagourney, Erin McPike, Mike Memoli, Ju-Don Marshall Roberts, Arthur Delaney, Chris Mincher, Rachel Sklar, Laura Sullivan, Jeff Kosseff, Matthew Cooper, Scott McCrary, Dan Reilly, Jennifer Griffin, Ari Shapiro, Jonathan Kaplan, Rick Klein, Mike Allen, Olivier Knox, Erik Wemple, Nathan Burchfiel, Andrea Mitchell, Mike DeBonis, Anne Kornblut, April Ryan, Amy Morris, Keith Koffler, Mark Silva, Ann Compton, Mark Knoller, Betsy Fischer, Katherine O'Hearn, Pamela Brown, Beverly Kirk, Wendell Goler, Glenn Kessler, Susan Page, Michael Crowley, Claudia Milne, Kelly Dinardo, Bruce Becker, Michael Rogers, Paul Schur, Diana West, Eric Nuzum, Bill Adair, Jonathan Ward, Jennifer Sergent, Jeffrey Goldberg, Ken Silverstein, Dana Milbank, Mark Murray, Katherine Lewis, Joe Mathieu, Chrystia Freeland, Sam Youngman, Christopher Dorobek, Greg Mitchell, Candy Crowley, Steve Chaggaris, James Pindell)

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Or at least the operator never picks up the phone (Oh and the "Dial by Name" directory barely works, too).

First Washingtonian stepped up its magazine racks at area Whole Foods. Then Washington Life followed suit. Now, DC magazine is also making a push...but their mags are free:

You can expect the mediabistro.com family to be all over tonight's National Magazine Awards. Blog sibling FishbowlNY will be blogging and Twittering (so hot right now) all night.

Time magazine is out with its annual "Time 100" list of "the world's most influential people: leaders, thinkers, heroes, artists, scientists and more." Mario Cuomo pays tribute to Russert:

Most candidates are not eager to present themselves for Tim's incisive scrutiny, which is fed by his prodigious study and preparation. But they have little choice: appearing on Meet the Press is today as vital to a serious candidate as being properly registered to vote.

You can now surf 28 years worth of Campaigns & Elections magazine, as they've now been posted online here:

At first we thought the Washingtonian magazine had stepped it up with its mag rack placement in the Glover Park Whole Foods ...

...but guess what we saw yesterday?

USA Weekend's Lorrie Lynch takes to the blog to discuss her being named "Worse Person in the World" by Keith Olbermann.

Imagine my surprise when I arrived home from a three-hour church meeting last night to have my husband inform me that I had been called 'Worse Person in the World' on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann. ... Keith was upset that I told readers how Burnett would not talk to us without her PR handler being in on the interview. In his rant (which you can view here) Keith chastizes me for not understanding that no public figure from "the president to Ashton Kutcher" is interviewed without his press handler sitting in.

Sorry Keith, I beg to differ. I'm proud to say we expect public figures to be able to answer questions without their PR people in the room or on the phone. It makes for much better interviews. And my column is full of such conversations every week. In fact, in November of 2005, Keith himself was featured in the column (scroll down a bit for the item), having given a lovely interview that was completely handler-free.

Oh snap.

That was Variety's Ted Johnson, in town from L.A., being feted Friday night at Tammy Haddad's house. Guests included CNN's David Bohrman, XM's Joe Mathieu, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Patricia Harrison, Google's Ginny Hunt, Jon Coale (lawyer and husband of Greta van Susteren), Meet the Press' Betsy Fischer and Variety's Bill Triplett.