Evan Wright, a modern-day gonzo journalist who embedded with an elite U.S. Marine battalion in Iraq for prizewinning articles ...
HBO's "Generation Kill" is probably the best show ever made about modern warfare told from the perspective of those who fought it, and it's not hard to figure out why. The Emmy Award-winning ...
There’s a scene in the first episode of the 2006 HBO drama series Generation Kill when a Rolling Stone reporter arrives in the tent of the US marines he’s about to embed with. They haze him ...
The American hostages freed in a prisoner swap with Russia on Thursday were seen smiling and proudly displaying a US flag in the first official photo of the trio since their release. Evan ...
“We have waited 491 days for Evan’s release, and it’s hard to describe what today feels like. We can’t wait to give him the biggest hug and see his sweet and brave smile up close.
In these two towns, there were cheers and tears. Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan were finally free. At a soccer bar in Princeton, New Jersey, organizers of an Gershkovich advocacy luncheon ...
RUTLAND — A day after falling to Manchester Underground, Brattleboro Post 5 rebounded in significant fashion, defeating White River Junction Post 84 11-0 in five innings on Monday in the third round ...
Wright joined the U.S. Marine Corps' 1st Reconnaissance Battalion during the early stages of the 2003 invasion of Iraq Evan ...
The journalist, played by Lee Tergesen, is Evan Wright, the Rolling Stone writer whose death, aged 59, last week was ruled as suicide by the Los Angeles County medical examiner.
Evan Wright, the author of the book "Generation Kill," who rose to prominence as a journalist when he embedded himself with ...
Evan Wright, the former Rolling Stone and Vanity Fair writer known for his book Generation Kill, adapted into an HBO ...
According to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, Wright died by suicide on July 12 from a gunshot wound to the head at a ...