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Ariel Levy

August 28, 2006 | Fall Fashion
Summer for the Sun Queen

When Gianni Versace was alive, Donatella Versace was happy in his shadow. But after he died and left her daughter, Allegra, the lion’s share of his company, the shadow got darker. It took her till now to get out from under it.

August 21, 2006
The Angriest Auteur

Spike Lee, along with his wife, Tonya Lewis, is wealthy, hugely successful, at the top of W.E.B. DuBois’s “Talented Tenth” of black society in America. But does that mean Spike has mellowed? Hardly.

May 29, 2006 | Features
Dirty Old Women

Teenage boys have always lusted after attractive teachers, but what happens when the teachers lust after the boys?

November 7, 2005 | Profile
The Redhead and the Gray Lady

How Maureen Dowd became the most dangerous columnist in America—on her own, very female terms.

August 22, 2005 | Profile
Don't Hate Him Because He's Young, Good-Looking, Privileged, Impeccably Connected, and About to Publish His Second Novel

The charmed life of Nick McDonell.

August 15, 2005 | Feature
Miss Independent

Liz Phair doesn’t need your stinking “indie cred.” She’s not nostalgic for her bad-girl years. And she’s back with her best album yet.

June 6, 2005 | Profile
The Prisoner of Sex

A victim of abuse as a child, briefly a prostitute as a young woman, Andrea Dworkin married a gay man and spent three decades fighting hypersexualized America. She lost.

June 6, 2005 | Television
Sly Fox

As Entourage’s snappy publicist, Debi Mazar is back in the public eye. And who knows better how to hold that gaze?

April 7, 2003 | New York Magazine's 35th Anniversary
D'You Laugh?

Jerry Seinfeld made the American everyman Jewish.

January 24, 2000 | Feature
Bard of the Boiler Room

Ben Younger's first movie, set in the underbelly of the bull market, earned him a motorcycle from Ben Affleck and soaring stock in Hollywood. But the 27-year-old director likes it just fine in Brooklyn, thank you.

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