A Features Syndicate

Basic Facts:

Since 1979, we are a features syndicate servicing in excess of 300 publications in the United States.

We also publish ELECTRICity®, a weekly online publication. To read latest JSI Top 21 news . Our archived ELECTRICity® celebrity interviews are available by contacting NNBFeature@aol.com. Fees per story will be determined by your circulation and reach. Once determined, you may pay directly by check or money order to our mailing address.

Specific areas of interest:

Travel, "What's hot", "How to" columns, Beauty, Fashion, Theater, Music, Video, Movies, Books, Food & Wine, etc. We essentially deal with all leisure, entertainment-oriented fields.

Only our member publications and/or subscribers have access to our syndicated feature stories and photos - past, present and future.

For rates, please contact: NNBFeature@aol.com.

Some of our many contributors, in addition to staff members, have been:

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bill Boggs, Suzy "Miss Chapstick" Chaffee - a former Olympic skier and World Freestyle Champion, Gael Greene, Sam Norkin, Edith Kermit Roosevelt, Gloria Steinem, Neal Travis, P.J. O'Rourke, Appolonia, Tod Carroll, Ira Einhorn.

To See Einhorn Articles

Famed pop artist Andy Warhol was commissioned by the National News Bureau to draw this portrait of Apollonia to accompany the model's column.

Writers Guidelines:

We ONLY accept original manuscripts and/or submissions. They should be between 1,500-2,500 words. Queries by hard copy or email. No phone calls, please. We pay upon acceptance - not publication. Original photos (either b/w or color) are also accepted. When sending hard copy, kindly enclose a SASE.

Watch for George Poulos' Anime column. Due to appear monthly.

JOHN SHELTON IVANY ARTICLES AND INFORMATION

TOP 21 release #366

The John Shelton Ivany Top 21 has joined forces with ELECTRICity®, a weekly on line entertainment paper that has been servicing, since 1979, in excess of 300 publications in the United States and is owned and operated by NationalNewsBureau.com

The National News Bureau does not endorse any political opinions or statements made on this website.

IRA EINHORN ARTICLES AND SYNDICATION INFORMATION

Philadelphia Weekly
August 1, 2001
Grapevine | Brian Hickey | Einhorn Watch

Hell, we even got him word of a job offer (National News Bureau) from old friend and bon vivant Harry Jay Katz. Do the words "finders fee" mean anything?

The Philadelphia Daily News Friday, July 27, 2001 Einhorn Update

Hey, Ira, readers have mail for you
"Your old job is still available through National News Bureau... ."

The Philadelphia Inquirer
Sunday, July 22, 2001
From fringe to center:
The fall of Ira Einhorn
By: Jennifer Lin / Inquirer Staff Writer

Ira Einhorn & Abbie Hoffman

"I don't know if it was because of all the hallucinogenic drugs that he took, but I rarely understood what he was talking about," said Harry Jay Katz, a former friend...who hired Einhorn as a book editor...
In West Philadelphia, everybody, it seemed, knew that Einhorn held forth at the bar at La Terrasse on Sansom Street, near the University of Pennsylvania campus.
"It was the Algonquin Table of that period," Katz said.
"He was the umbilical cord from the corporate entity to the Earth mother," Katz said.

Philadelphia Daily News Friday, July 20, 2001 The Ira Quotient: An IQ test for fugitives who've been out of touch for 20 years. By: Don Russell Which one of your former radical pals is still alive? A. Abbie Hoffman. B. Jerry Rubin. C. Harry Jay Katz.

All of Ira's book reviews, articles and correspondence are available for syndication as are any of our hundreds of other archived articles through National News Bureau or ELECTRICity^®.