His dispatches from the front lines of New York society evolved into reportage of Gurley's own exploits in boîtes he patronized until he stumbled home, or was ejected, with his dignity in disarray. »
Cherry Blossom picking. 3:30 PM. Photo: JH. Monday, April 9, 2012. A beautiful Easter Weekend. Sunny and bright, cool but comfortable. The City was quiet, as if the religious holidays had lent a calm. On S »
"The real beauty of MAKER magazine is its ability to grow itself, like a living organism. It's the shared spirit of creativity that sustains it, giving it momentum which I believe will make it stronger with each issue." »
By Anatoly Liberman The Infamous C-Word. This is the letter I received soon after the publication of the post devoted to our (formerly) most unpronounceable word: “…I am writing to ask you if you have run across it [this word] as a nautical term. I am ... »
By Michael Suarez and Henry Woudhuysen 'And yet the books’ by Polish writer Czeslaw Milosz’s great poem (1986) brilliantly captures the relationship between the book as a universal, world-wide object, a thing that exists by the millions and yet is so ... »
In Part Two of our phone interview, Winter speaks about his unexpected admission to New York University; his decision to follow his heart and become a writer; his special regard for three mentor-colleagues -- Martin Scorsese, Frank Renzulli, and David ... »
From past to present and back. Word on the street is that temperamental old-timer Jean Jacques Rachou of La Côte Basque fame wants to rebuild his "long ago abandoned" Le Lavandou on the Upper East Side. He just has to bribe Wajima — the Japanese restau... »
The Tribeca Film Festival kicks off for the eleventh time starting Wednesday when "The Five-Year Engagement" premieres, and festival organizers have just announced the star-studded... »
