Dig This with Alex Belth
Alex BelthA weekly newsletter dedicated to the culture you dig: books, art, movies, cooking, sports, self-care, and everything else that matters.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Twilight of the ABA Gods
The NBA was in serious trouble by the late ’70s, or so the story goes. Despite a merger with the rival ABA starting in the 1976-’77 season when four ABA teams joined the NBA (Denver Nuggets, New York Nets, Indiana Pacers, San Antonio Spurs)...
Let ’em All Go to Hell, Except Cave 76!
Mel Brooks, a pint-sized loudmouth from Brooklyn, first made a name for himself tummling in the Catskills, where he latched onto to Sid Caesar, one of the first television superstars in the early 1950s. The other writers loathed him at firs...
The Underground Man Rises
A few months after Taxi Driver was released on February 8, 1976—fifty years ago this week—my parents moved from 875 West End Avenue in Manhattan to Montrose, a small commuter down an hour north on the Hudson line. My mother had been in the ...
Hurt So Good
“81-14-87” by Ellen Lanyon (1964).
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Alex Belth is the editor of Esquire Classic and The Stacks Reader. He’s written for The Wall Street Journal, Airmail, Men’s Health, Esquire, Good Housekeeping and Sports Illustrated.
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