- August 20, 2001 | Feature
- M.V.N.Y.
Investment bankers. Traffic jams. Rodents. Martha's Vineyard in August feels an awful lot like a certain other island.
- January 14, 2002 | Feature
- Weld At Heart
Four years ago, he was governor of Massachusetts and a prospective GOP presidential candidate. Today, William Weld is living with his girlfriend in New York and has a novel coming out. Talk about your midlife crisis!
- September 24, 2001 | Feature
- Hope Checks Out of the Pierre
- February 2, 2004 | Feature
- The Buddy System
Unlikely moguls Fisher Stevens and John Penotti are nicer than the brothers Weinstein but just as passionate about making movies. Will their studio, GreeneStreet, be the next Miramax?
- July 12, 2004 | Feature
- Memories of a Dean Administration
He fell from the highest of political heights. But now Howard Dean is up—and moving—again.
- October 13, 2003 | 2004 Race
- Gentlemen, Start Your Checkbooks
For Democrats, the race for the White House starts in posh Manhattan townhouses and co-ops, as New York’s money class takes the measure of the candidates and places its bets. Whose head was turned by Clark? Who’s sticking with Dean? Herewith, a scorecard.
- March 20, 2000 | Feature
- Politics: Going Cold Turkey
McCain-besotted reporters take his defeat one day at a time.
- October 1, 2001 | Feature
- The Sad Sell
- January 12, 1998 | Feature
- Little Big Man
A self-described “short Jewish guy” who slept through yeshiva and did stand-up in the Catskills, Ben Brafman has become one of New York’s toughest defense attorneys, winning surprising acquittals for rather long-shot clients. Can he do the same for Daphne Abdela and Peter Gatien?
- September 8, 2002 | Fall Preview
- Child's Play
In Summerland, Michael Chabon is going after a whole new audience.
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