Noah Rayman

Noah Rayman is a writer based in New York City.

Recent Articles

Barbara Walters Defends Woody Allen

The television host sparked a Twitter firestorm when she came to the defense of the famed director, who's facing fresh allegations that he sexually abused his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow when she was a child, claims he's dismissed as "untrue"

By Noah Rayman

Judge Who Sentenced Amanda Knox Faces Scrutiny

Comments he made after the trial are causing a firestorm

By Noah Rayman

Former Christie Ally Says Governor Misled in Post-Scandal Statements

Allegations add to scandal threatening New Jersey governor's political future

By Noah Rayman and Charlotte Alter

Jason Alexander, Larry David Confirmed for Seinfeld's 'Secret Project'

Comedian teased a "short-ish form" project that will be revealed "very, very soon"

By Noah Rayman

Facebook Stock Soars After Strong Earnings Report

Facebook made $1.5 billion in 2013, compared to $53 million a year earlier.

By Noah Rayman

The 19 Best Super Bowl Ads of All Time

Ahead of this weekend's blockbuster commercial lineup—which will be rudely interrupted by a live sporting event—TIME has compiled a collection of the best Super Bowl ads ever

By Noah Rayman

Japanese Fishermen Slaughter Dozens of Dolphins

Annual hunt was subject of 2009 documentary The Cove

By Noah Rayman

Christie Faces Formal Probe in 'Bridgegate'

Garden State lawmakers are pledging a 'deliberative, thoughtful and thorough' investigation into the actions taken by Christie aides that forced lane closures on the George Washington Bridge and caused major gridlock in one small town

By Noah Rayman

Tunisia's Islamist Prime Minister Quits

Proving there's still fuel to the Arab Spring's fire, the ruling party has stepped down peacefully in the North African nation, paving the way for an interim government to keep the ship afloat ahead of elections planned for 2014

By Noah Rayman

Officials Say Christie Bridge Scandal Hampered Emergency Responders

An EMS official warned the local mayor that the traffic was slowing down response times

By Noah Rayman

Out From Under the Volcano: A Photographer's Impressions From Iceland

When the volcano Eldfell erupted on a January morning in 1973, nearly all of the 5,000 some residents who shared an island with it off the southern coat of Iceland fled. Forty years later, photographer Sabine Mirlesse was struck by the stories of the town lost and those later found beneath the ash. Those stories inspired much of her new book, “As if it should have been a quarry.”

By Noah Rayman

A Rocket Man's Empire of Influence

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is shaking up four industries at once

By Noah Rayman
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