Before an afternoon dip in the pool, the architect talks about the New York buildings he’s never put up.

Fielding a faux pitch by the new, Davos-friendly face of Reuters, who’s trying to build a team to take on Bloomberg.

Backstage and out on the town with the feminist TV pioneer, now in the limelight again, as a “dumb blonde.”

Loving his chance to chat The Chew on TV, not loving the lawsuits or enraged Erica Kane fans.

On a rock-and-roll photo tour with the legendary groupie, who prefers “rock girlfriend,” or now just “rocker.”

After-theater drinks with the ex–Times reporter, whose new job has her dishing the criticism.

For New York’s most connected first-time novelist, one book party is not enough.

A victory lap with the theater vet turned small-screen star, her doted-on pooch in tow.

Waxing diplomatic as she makes a premature exit from Washington, the consumer advocate still can’t manage to entirely hold her fire.

Backstage at an unlikely New Edition reunion, the New Jack bad boy is grown up and sober. More or less.