New York Times v. Buckley

Herewith the picture accompanying this piece in yesterday's New York Times magazine: the quintessential fulfillment of the so-called "Brooks Rule," to the effect that "any conservative photographed by the New York Times magazine will always be posed with his arms crossed, scowling."

So much for failing to retain creative control. Of course one must not discount the probability that Buckley, being Buckley, himself chose this very picture.