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Mark Jacobson

May 3, 2004 | Feature
Taxi Driver

An old-school cabbie checks reaction to the changes from behind the wheel.

May 3, 2004 | Feature
The Word from the Belmore

It’s official: Old-time drivers, who hang out at the Belmore, say they’re suffering.

October 27, 2003 | Winter Travel
Angkor's Away

Cambodia’s Angkor Wat isn’t Disneyland, but that’s precisely the point. If you really want your kids to know the world, you’ve got to take them somewhere real.

July 12, 2004 | Noise
The Boom-Box Years

How the city lost its soundtrack.

November 5, 2007 |
Lords of Dopetown

Frank Lucas and Nicky Barnes once ruled the drug trade in Harlem. They came out of retirement to talk business.

March 16, 1998 | Feature
Battered City Syndrome

In a city buckling under the weight of its own history, the question is: What’s going to break and when? A guide to urban decay.

July 18, 2005 | Feature
The Queens 50

Enjoy it while it lasts. A pre-gentrification to-do list.

August 6, 2001 | Feature
Around These Parts

Cairo has its City of the Dead, but Willets Point, the 40-acre site of Gatsby's ashpits, is the City of Dead Cars. Karmandu, I call it.

June 14, 1999 | Feature
Urban Renewal

Hoofing it from Van Cortland Park to Coney Island in the company of Whitman, Hawthorne, and James P. Johnson. How one man lost himself to find the city.

July 18, 2005 | Feature
The $2,000 an-Hour Woman

In the bedroom, Natalia was a superstar, an escort in demand by Wall Street traders and NFL quarterbacks alike. Her boss, Jason Itzler, who called himself the “King of All Pimps,” wanted to turn his brothel into a Playboy-style national empire, with Natalia as its crown jewel—and his wife. A love story.

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