Gersh Kuntzman
The Bronx, New York, United States
May 19, 1965
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The Bronx, New York, United States
May 19, 1965
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Quincunx
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Opposition
Trine
Minor aspects
Gersh Kuntzman (born May 19, 1965) is an American journalist. He worked for the New York Post, writing the column "MetroGnome," which ran from 1994-2004. He also had a weekly column for Newsweek online that ran from Jan. 2001-July 2005. Kuntzman authored HAIR! Mankind's Historic Quest to End Baldness and "Chrismukkah: The Official Guide to the World's Best-Loved Holiday", and is a frequent contributor to national magazines. He also co-wrote the critically acclaimed off-broadway play SUV: The Musical with songwriter Marc Dinkin, which was featured at the New York City Fringe Festival 2005. The next year he satirized the newspaper industry with another musical, "Stop the Presses." Kuntzman is often said to be notable for his coverage of the July 4 hot dog-eating contest at Coney Island, which is sponsored by Nathan's. In 2005, Kuntzman became editor of The Brooklyn Paper, a group of community newspapers covering Kings County. During his tenure, he won awards for Editor of the Year and Columnist of the Year from the Suburban Newspapers of America. His editorial writing also won awards from the Independent Free Papers of America. That organization also gave The Brooklyn Paper its Vic Jose Award in 2009. In that same year, The Brooklyn Paper was bought by the Community Newspaper Group, a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation. In 2010, CNG named him editor of four more print editions, including the Park Slope Courier. In 2011, those editions were consolidated under one name, Brooklyn Courier. In January, 2012, Kuntzman left The Brooklyn Paper to teach journalism at the City University's graduate school of journalism. As part of that course, Kuntzman also ran the Fort Greene-Clinton Hill blog for the New York Times. Kuntzman was a frequent guest on BBC Radio 5 Live's "Up All Night New York" show with Peter Franklin, presented by Dotun Adebayo. In 2012, Kuntzman became deputy managing editor for news at the New York Daily News, where he is now a columnist. He is currently at work on a new play, "Murder at the Food Coop," which is a satire of the Park Slope Food Coop, where Kuntzman has been a member since 1992.
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