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Jazz at Lincoln Center

The Time 100 Double-Helix

“I’ve met an estimated 56 of 100,” said NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams, surveying the crowd at last night’s Time 100 gala. “I always assumed I might come as a guest but not a lapel-wearing member.”

Oh, Mr. Williams, don't be so modest! Or quite so serious, either: he said he was most looking Read More

All Rise: Cocksure Marsalis Redeems Himself as Pasticheur

Consider the odd case of Wynton Marsalis, artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, Pulitzer Prize–winner and Ken Burns poster child, who over the past decade has consolidated his position as the official face of jazz at about the same rate that he's been disappearing as an influential stylistic force within the inner sanctum of Read More

On What Kind of City One Central Park Place–AOL Time Warner’s–Rising? We’re Older, Sadder, Tougher…But Don’t Let Anyone Tel

High above the westernmost curve of Columbus Circle, a massive computer-generated billboard ripples against the steel and concrete skeleton rising out of the earth.

"Five Star Living at The Center of everything," reads the blue-backed advertisement for 1 Central Park, the future headquarters of AOL Time Warner. The lower-case "e" fronting "everything" is probably some reference Read More