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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.

The documentary filmmaker and amateur tabloid archivist goes Dumpster-diving in his own basement.

Back in the city after a lobbying tour of the capitol, the actress anxiously awaits gay-marriage news from Albany. Like the rest of us.

The lawyer to the reality stars, who just wrote a book railing against celebrity culture, defends Michaele Salahi while steaming up a Qoya class.

The Givenchy designer indulges his taste for iconography.