![]() Ben Zimmer, linguist and lexicographer, is the language columnist for The Wall Street Journal and former columnist for The Boston Globe and The New York Times Magazine.Before that, Fagliano was an assistant to Will Shortz, who is currently the crossword puzzle editor for The New York Times. Joel Fagliano has been a digital puzzles editor for The New York Times since March 2016.Amlen has also been a senior columnist for David Pogue's Yahoo! Tech, and is the author of "It's Not P.M.S., It's You." Her work can also be seen in The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Establishment and BUST Magazine, among others. She has been making people laugh and learn things they didn't think they needed to know since 2011. Deb Amlen is the columnist and editor of "Wordplay," the crossword column of The New York Times.By 1950, the crossword had become a daily occurrence, and today remains one of the paper's most popular and enjoyable features. The first New York Times crossword puzzle was published in 1942, when, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor a Times editor made a decision to run a crossword in the paper to offer comfort and distraction to its readers. "We are proud to offer collaborations like this one, which will give our guests an extraordinary travel experience that they would not be able to find anywhere else." "The New York Times is one of the most esteemed news organizations in the world," said Josh Leibowitz, senior vice president, Cunard North America. The 7-night Transatlantic Crossing will feature crossword experts from the venerable newspaper including Deb Amlen, Joel Fagliano and Ben Zimmer, who will provide insight into the popular puzzles through daily game sessions, lectures and on-board activities. Passengers will have an opportunity to test their skills while traveling on the flagship ocean liner Queen Mary 2 from New York to Southampton, England, departing Decemon The Crossword Crossing (M745). VALENCIA, Calif., J/PRNewswire/ - Cunard and The New York Times have collaborated again, this time to celebrate the 75 th anniversary of The New York Times crossword.
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