Levine (center, kneeling, with tape recorder) at the Son of Sam news conference in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1977As a kid who grew up obsessed with newspapers and celebrities, it's hard not to be a little in awe of Barry Levine, the executive editor of the National Enquirer, who broke the Jesse Jackson, John Edwards and Tigers Woods scandals as well as the recent Catherine Zeta-Jones bipolar story. The Philadelphia Inquirer takes deeper a look at the man who "sets the gossip agenda" -- including his real-life "stop the presses!" moment and how Barbra and Don Johnson sealed his fate -- HERE.
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