Enron Corporation
Celebrity, Real Estate, Fashion— Oh, and Art—in Miami Beach
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Shopping break? A quiet spot at Art Basel Miami Beach, the Mother of All Art Fairs.
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Trash Talk
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Countdown to Bliss
Sanjay Bhatnagar and Andrea Miller
Met: January 1997
Engaged: September 2004
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“Shareholder Value” Fetish Takes the Blame for the Crash
Roger Lowenstein is a rare commodity: a financial journalist with no apparent ax to grind, who seems read more »
Can Village Voice Make It Without Its Lefty Zetz?
Meg Handler
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On April 18, The Village Voice’s music editor Chuck Eddy was fired by Village Voice Media. read more »
In Frey Fabrication, Publishers Only Care If Mt. Oprah Blows
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James Frey.
By the jaded standards of the publishing trade, it shouldn’t have been disturbing to learn tha read more »
Pound-Foolish Public Library Brass No Kindred Spirits to New York
Much has recently been made of the complaisance of boards of directors with respect to outrageous go read more »
Schools For Scandal
In the hothouse world of New York's private schools, where students are treated like rare and fragil read more »
Anthony LaPaglia's Sensitive Dad Warms the Heart in Winter Solstice
Josh Sternfeld's Winter Solstice, from his own screenplay, has been generally demeaned for its overa read more »
April 20 - 27, 2005
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Digging Deeper into the Muck: Dirty Details of Enron Fiasco
Conspiracy of Fools: A True Story, by Kurt Eichenwald. Broadway Books, 742 pages, $26.
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Fuel Cells in Your Future? The Market Should Say Yes!
Power to the People: How the Coming Energy Revolution Will Transform an Industry, Change Our Lives a read more »
Hed: Fuel Cells in Your Future? The Market Should Say Yes!
Power to the People: How the Coming Energy Revolution Will Transform an Industry, Change Our Lives a read more »
Cry Me a River
Producer Marty Richards won over Oscar judges last year and claimed Best Picture honors for his scre read more »
Pile On, Publishers! Dueling Titles Hit the Shelves
"If one's good, two (or more) would be better" might as well be the official mantra of nonfiction pu read more »
Martha Pays the Price For Being a Woman
To the satisfaction of many, the bitch got hers. read more »
Playing Hot Potato With Risk-Scary Stories From the Markets
Infectious Greed: How Deceit and Risk Corrupted the Financial Markets , by Frank Partnoy. read more »
Rhodes Scholar Chesa Boudin: Think You've Got Troubles?
It's become second nature in this country to blame society and the circumstances of one's childhood read more »
They Take Responsibility, But They Never Get Fired
Normally, I shudder every time I read a new layoff announcement, but I took the news that J.P. read more »
Like a Stroll Through Chelsea: A Guide to Art-Scene Flummery
Let me begin this review of Art Now , Taschen's "all-you-need guide to contemporary art," with a pra read more »
Currently Hanging
Like a Stroll Through Chelsea: A Guide to Art-Scene Flummery Let me begin this review of Art Now , T read more »
Eliminate the Risk: Invest With Us And Lose for Sure!
Dear Stock Market Investor: Are you feeling depressed, and possibly worthless? Are you suffering f read more »
Another Day, Another Scandal-Bitter Fruit of a Free Market
Buy, Lie, and Sell High: How Investors Lost Out on Enron and the Internet Bubble , by D. read more »
The How and Why of Enron-And Next: Who's Going to Jail?
What Went Wrong at Enron: Everyone's Guide to the Largest Bankruptcy in U.S. History , by Peter C. read more »
Wrong About Enron, But Still in Charge
If you remember that terrible "energy crisis" in California a year or so ago, then you may also reca read more »
He's V.P. of Nothing, And That's a Consuming Career
Though Time Out ( L'Emploi du Temps ) is only Laurent Cantent's second feature film, he's already be read more »
Gary Winnick Should Go to Jail
Fishy accounting practices; executives and directors cashing out for millions while employees and sh read more »
Prosecutor Michael Chertoff: Ken Lay's Worst Nightmare
For those who are outraged at the thuggish behavior of Enron Corp. read more »
Forget About Enron-Is Glorious Golfing Being Corrupted?
Ten days in Jamaica did wonders for the spirit. read more »
Press Falls for Lie About Clinton, Enron
In a democratic society, successful propaganda generally relies on two elements: the fabrication of read more »
There Are No Wrong Answers
O.K., students. Put down that remote control. Push away those Chinese takeout cartons. read more »
Globalists Prove Point of Critics
The critics of globalism as we know it played a judicious hand during the five-day fandango in the W read more »
Kenny Boy's Quiet, With Good Reason
To understand just how diligently George W. read more »
The Roots of Enron
There's a lot to think about these days, in both a major and a minor key, depending on what you thin read more »
It's Kristol Clear: Bill's a Hypocrite
Like an earthquake or explosion that tears away the façade of man-made structures, the fall of Enro read more »
Rove Waves Flag For G.O.P. Candidates
Remember the inspiring Presidential rhetoric that unified the nation against terrorist assaults? read more »
We're Not Ready To Simply Move On
Why are we giving Korans to the Al Qaeda prisoners in Guantanamo?The officers responsible for their read more »
Deep in Heart of Enron Live Best Bush Buddies
So far, 2002 is turning out to be a bust. We haven't found bin Laden yet. read more »
Where's the Outrage Over Enron Scandal?
Has the Washington press corps lost its taste for White House scandal?Having just begun to examine t read more »
In the Age of Paradox, Action Supplants Attitude
In our self-proclaimed headlong abandonment of the Age of Irony, we may be rushing into an Age of Pa read more »
Whitewater Critics Quiet About Enron
While the implosion of Enron is almost as murky as the bankrupt company's financing schemes, its sel read more »
Banker, Loan Maestro Jimmy Lee Switched Suspenders for Sweaters
On a Friday morning in early November, JP Morgan Chase's Vice Chairman James Bainbridge Lee Jr. read more »
