While Dana Giacchetto pens poetry and pumps iron in jail -- awaiting sentencing this week -- his fiancée is storing his Prada suits and dreaming of their wedding.

His romances, his wedding, his bar exam, his career, were national news. Living here in Manhattan, though, he was anything but a prisoner of his fame (sometimes, he even enjoyed it). Friends, neighbors, and colleagues remember the man they knew.

Lucianne on the Monica Show.

Beyond the beach: A hipster holiday in London

When four of the city's top gossips get together for dinner, it's a good idea to put away the knives.

Dan Savage and Jesse Green -- together with their boyfriends -- want you to know that fatherhood isn't just for straight guys anymore.

. . . has no phones or TVs in its straw-topped bungalows; it’s a snugglers’ paradise (though you can also scuba-dive and kayak if you must).

Pop's freshest prince holds forth on music, Madonna, fame, freedom, and fear. (Did we mention sex?)

The closet has finally outlived its usefulness. So why do gay celebrities insist on staying in? And why do journalists guard the door?

Downtown restaurant manager Tim Moore served the stars, then became one himself—an intimate to thousands whose kindness was repaid in murder.