Trust Alan Dershowitz to give birth to the most esoteric nepo baby tale.

Page Six hears that the reliably surprising legal eagle’s daughter is using her power in life to launch a thriving career as a puzzle setter.

It turns out that Ella Dershowitz has placed her puzzles in a number of famous pages, including the LA Times and the Wall Street Journal, and most recently produced this week’s New York Times Thursday puzzle (what many punters consider the most challenging day in the world). weekly cycle).

While some offspring dig money out of their parents’ cache for roles in glitzy Hollywood movies or studio time with top producers, on this occasion Ella settled for the opportunity to write a challenging little spreadsheet with (spoiler alert) the letters “n” swapped around. and “e” from one group of words to another.

By the way, a fun part of the lexical story is that his father, who rose to fame as OJ Simpson and Claus Von Bulow’s lawyer and most recently earned the ire of the liberal elite by representing Donald Trump, was a big supporter of the rebooted campaign. The New York Sun, whose entire mission seems to be to eviscerate the allegedly terrible New York Times.

A typical recent press release read: “Like you, we have screamed and shouted about the injustice of the Times claiming to be America’s ‘Paper of Record.’ But now it’s time to do something. “It’s time to join the movement to rebuild a better newspaper.”

Dersh agreed: “There are too many publications in today’s media environment that get things wrong. Many are more interested in the political implications of a story than the basic facts. New York Sun is different. “It is a newspaper that puts principles before politics and people before parties.”

Ella is also an actress who is set to star in a play about left-wing heroine Hannah Arendt.

He declined to comment and Dersh did not get back to us.