Meet the new face of the anti-globalization movement.

How the culture industry is grappling with September 11.

Staking out the culinary wilderness north of Lincoln Center, Chef Tom Valenti is serving the west side's A-List a menu that's equal parts comfort food and four-star inspiration.

Poor Michael Dell. At the Waldorf, even VIPs had trouble getting into the confabs.

Phyllis Grann turned Putnam into the most profitable publisher in town. But she quit in a huff and took a mysterious new job at Random House. Does the undisputed queen of New York's book business have one more trick up her sleeve?

Every summer weekend, a couple dozen of the city's most successful men battle for big-boat supremacy in the waters from Manhattan to Newport. And though theirs is a genteel sport, today's skippers depend as much on designer software as on America's Cup talent.

Critic James Wolcott, the reigning monarch of the literary put-down, is about to publish his first novel, and legions of his victims are already sharpening their knives.