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Drea de Matteo brings her Jersey-girl moxie to Joey, the season’s most anticipated new sitcom.
- March 1, 1999 | The Book Review
- "Nine Below Zero"
- February 11, 2002 | Profile
- The Blonde Who's Had More Fun
Candace Bushnell, the real-life alter ego of Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw, has been a princess of the New York night since the days of Studio 54. Why spoil that with a husband?
- December 23, 2002 | Classic New York
- The Single Girl
The city will always have its Carrie Bradshaws, writes Ariel Levy, so the rest of us can feed off her glamour.
- July 19, 1999 | Feature
- The Chosen
Jewish girls go gaga for Adam Sandler.
- June 9, 2003 | Feature
- Pill Culture Pops
With the stigma attached to mood-improving (not to mention sex-life-improving) drugs all but gone, New Yorkers are becoming their own Dr. Feelgoods, self-medicating as never before. Inside the new (totally respectable) drug scene.
- September 11, 2000 | Feature
- Fall Preview: Television
- December 16, 2002 | Feature
- Carb Panic
More and more New Yorkers are deserting their laborious low-fat regimens and gleefully dropping pounds while gorging on steak and bacon. What now strikes fear in their hearts: the bread basket. Welcome to a city in the throes of CARB PANIC
- August 10, 1998 | Feature
- The Odd Squad
The Upright Citizens Brigade's latest mission: to infiltrate the prize time slot following South Park.
- July 22, 2002 | Feature
- Makeup Breakup
Celebrity stylist Kevyn Aucoin was adored by just about everyone he touched. Actresses, models, lovers, and former lovers -- all became part of his eccentric extended family, but none was able to stop the downward spiral of drugs he took to deal with chronic pain. A story of love, death, and makeup.
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