- April 19, 1999 | Feature
- Regine's Last Stand
Her empire of nineteen discos has dwindled to seven, and her New York club draws more of the gold-chain set than of the glitterati. But for the 69-year-old Queen of the Night, the party is far from over.
- February 14, 2000 | Feature
- WWF: The Times Review
- December 14, 1998 | Feature
- A Model Wordsmith
His latest tale, Word, is a jazzy, ironic appreciation of writing, filmmaking, and chasing skirt. In two of those arts, at least, downtown novelist Coerte v. w. Felske seems more than passingly adept.
- January 1, 2001 | Feature
- Unemployment Online
Now that Silicon Alley has gone from Internet easy street to virtual skid row, what are all the Ivy League English Majors who used to have $90,000 marketing jobs going to do for an encore?
- October 19, 1999 | Feature
- 50 Ways to Love . . .
Greenwich Village (11-20) In the first of our series of highly personal, brazenly arbitrary neighborhood tours, our intrepid staff writer sings the praises of her neighborhood.
- December 8, 2003 | Profile
- A Death of One's Own
Founding feminist, Virginia Woolf scholar, and strong-willed enemy of the patriarchy (as well as mother, grandmother, and wife), Carolyn Heilbrun lived her ideals. The right to choose death—she committed suicide in October—was one of them.
- November 11, 2002 | Feature
- The New Public Offerings
In today's online economy, anything -- and everything -- is legal tender.
- October 19, 1999 | Feature
- 50 Ways to Love...
Greenwich Village (31-40) In the first of our series of highly personal, brazenly arbitrary neighborhood tours, our staff writer sings the praises of her neighborhood.
- June 9, 2003 | Feature
- The Boys of Summer
This summer, a handful of young, ambitious, Manhattan-bred guys has cornered the market on nightlife in the Hamptons. They make sure Tara Reid is in the house, everyone’s drinking $400 bottles of Perrier-Jouët, and, in return, they get one big payoff: the chance to become boldfaced names themselves.
- October 25, 1999 | Feature
- Fever Pitch
James Carpinello's quixotic quest to become the next Travolta -- eight times a week.

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