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It’s Puzzling! But Wordy Drama Entertains Up and Down
Patrick Creadon’s Wordplay, written by Mr. read more »
Defending Break-Up: Snuffling, Bile Meet Non-Romance of Year
The first time I saw The Break-Up, the woman next to me sighed and shifted and muttered under her br read more »
Ninth Street Nostalgia: Nice to Have Heat, But What Is Lost?
I moved downtown, to East Ninth Street, something like 10 or 12 years ago. read more »
A Brash, Indelicate Talent Examines Early-Midlife Drift
Home Land, by Sam Lipsyte. Picador, 240 pages, $13.
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May Say She's A Dreamer, But Oma's Not the Only One
Thebudding cherry blossoms. The soft breeze fluttering the sails of the model
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The Guys
On a recent Thursday at the frat-tastic Murray Hill Bar 515, a group of young male investment banker read more »
How St. Tropez Malaise Destroyed My Hamptons
Once upon a time, not all that long ago, there was a pleasant little town beside a sparkling sea. read more »
Black Coffee And Bananas
I can be myself with her. If I'm not feeling cheerful, I don't have to pretend for her. read more »
Despite Rudy, Some Tourists Like It Hot
To describe Michele Capozzi physically, imagine Martin Scorsese reborn as a scruffy Venetian gondoli read more »
Clinton's No Kennedy: Just See This Movie
It was Jacqueline Kennedy who introduced Robert F. Kennedy to the Greeks, to Aeschylus. read more »









