Washington Post People by HightB

FIRST and LAST NAME REQUIRED: This titan of sports journalism worked at the Post from 1924 to 1998, advocated for the integration of the local NFL franchise in his columns, and HE WAS THE FATHER of a noted television host.

When he's not waxing on about baseball, this columnist has served as a mostly conservative voice at the Post since 1974

This "Politics and Pints" quiz creator was also the founder of "The Fix" blog, where he contributed content until taking a job at CNN this year.

A long-time contributor to "The Reliable Source" column, this journalist has become a semi-regular on "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me"

TWO ANSWERS REQUIRED: These regulars from the Post sports section are founding voices of "Pardon the Interruption"

This co-author (along with James Andrew Miller) of "Live from New York: An Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live" and "These Guys Have all the Fun: Inside the World of ESPN" wrote for the Post from 1972 to 2010, serving primarily as the television critic.

Writing for Scripps-Howard and then through the Post, this figure of 1930's through 1960's journalism was the main writer of the "Washington Merry-Go Round" column, breaking stories such as General Patton slapping a soldier and dubiously claiming that staffers of California governor Ronald Reagan ran a homosexual ring.

FIRST AND LAST NAME REQUIRED: The daughter of a famous Texas sports journalist, this Post sportswriter co-wrote "It's Not about the Bike" with Lance Armstrong and had the last interview with Joe Paterno prior to his death in 2012.

Although he was alleged to have helped cover up information about JFK's affairs, this executive editor supported Woodward and Bernstein in their pursuit of Watergate information,

This advice columnist runs a column under her name that was previously named "Tell Me About It". Cartoons within the column are provided by her ex-husband Nick Galifinakis, a first cousin of Zach Galifinakis.

Writing for the Post as a columnist since 2000 after stints with The Wall Street Journal and The New Republic, you may have seen his books "Smashmouth", "Tears of A Clown", and "Homo Politicus"

Although she has taken leaves from the Post to work for other publications, this fashion writer was at the Post when she won a Pulitzer in 2006 and she covered Michele Obama during her first year as First Lady.