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Food blogger Josh Ozersky writes a piece for Time.com today praising the old-fashioned restaurant critic. Back in July, I interviewed Mr. Ozresky and asked if he had any interest in being an old-fashioned restaurant... READ MORE >
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"Who is the man behind the hard stare?" asks The Washington Post this morning in a profile of Eric Massa. The Post got its hands on Eric Massa's old Naval Academy yearbook from his salty sailing days, and--while most of... READ MORE >
NY1 interviews Momofuku restaurateur David Chang. What do we learn? Well, he has overcome both shingles and migraines; he doesn't comp his parents; and his interests include "the music of The Band, tennis great John McEnroe, and classic literature." Of... READ MORE >
Charter Revision Commission meets, but "it is not a hearing and testimony will not be taken from the public." Meeks said it's not his job to oversee the charity he helped found and fund. Ravitch doubts an on-time budget.... READ MORE >
Four New York Democrats could determine the fate of the health care bill. [NYP] Or Nancy Pelosi might just pass it herself... READ MORE >
With the audiences for traditional network news shows steadily declining, (see the PEJ's State of the News Media 2010) executives at the broadcast news divisions are continuing to brainstorm new ideas on how to expand their offerings. For example,... READ MORE >
Oh good lord in two years there will be a 3-D version of Titanic. [USA Today] Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes break up (their hearts will not go on, etc.). [NYP] The undergrad thesis that may have inspired Michael Lewis's new... READ MORE >
Besides its catchy title, Carl Hoffman's The Lunatic Express (out tomorrow from Broadway Books) has an irresistible premise: a harrowing journey around the world on what the subtitle promises calls "Its Most Dangerous Buses, Boats, Trains, and Planes." Hoffman,... READ MORE >
Like everyone else, Rupert Murdoch apparently thought Avatar might... READ MORE >
Behold: at South by Southwest, the NEWSSTAND OF THE... READ MORE >
This Cobble Hill townhouse has more windows than walls, and a width any Manhattan owner would envy: 25 feet... READ MORE >
Representing someone in an American court does not mean agreeing with that person’s actions or ideology. READ MORE >
Why everything you've heard about the New Museum show 'Skin Fruit' is actually wrong READ MORE >
On Palm Sunday, the Coney Island Cyclone will clank, sputter and tilt into motion, careening its shrieking cargo around clattering curves and ushering in... READ MORE >
Now all Richard Ravitch has to do is get Albany to go along with his cleanup effort READ MORE >
Brian Conroy, a 29-year-old analyst for the chief financial officer of an insurance brokerage...
On Tuesday, Feb. 23, a sturdy and completely bald Israeli named Yuval Tal was...
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William Kentridge's The Nose teems with text. The famed visual artist’s production of Shostakovich’s...
Every year for at least a decade, Sylvia Shapiro had decorated the Christmas tree...
