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November 22, 2004
Sex/steria

For scared single New Yorkers, safe sex has become an unhealthy obsession.

July 23, 2001
Come to Mama

Take a successful New York woman who's tanned, toned, waxed, blow-dried, and tastefully dressed. What does Mama Gena's School of Womanly Arts have to teach her? The art of pleasure. Getting it, not giving it. From ice cream to orgasms.

December 20, 2004
A Nice Plate of Pike Quenelles Got a Little Harder to Find.

Three of the city’s most storied French restaurants bid adieu.

April 30, 2001
The Family Man

You know Ed Schlossberg as a guy who married into the most famous family in America. But his new project -- helping ordinary Americans trace their family histories through Ellis Island -- may finally give us all insight into the man who lives with Caroline Kennedy.

September 13, 2004
Johnny Cash’s Treasures on the Block

For three days in September, Sotheby’s hosts what may be history’s finest country-music estate sale.

September 8, 2002
Calendar Girl

Lorna Simpson returns to the Whitney with a show of her new photography and latest film, 31.

March 14, 2005
King Mike and The Quest for the Broadway Grail

In “Spamalot,” Mike Nichols and Eric Idle bring monty python to the stage. how do you set decapitated knights and flying cows to music?

December 20, 2004
Howard Stern Blasted Into Outer Space.

With the shock jock and Mel Karmazin onboard, Sirius, and satellite radio, got serious.

June 18, 2001
The Cable Guy

Hardball's Chris Matthews earned his stripes in Washington as a true-believer Democrat but won his TV audience bashing Clinton. Now he's tearing up the tube -- and tearing into the political Establishment -- playing by one set of rules: his own.

December 15, 2003
Can This Man Save Martha?

Veteran criminal-defense attorney Robert Morvillo is the last thing standing between Martha Stewart and federal prison. Never mind that the Brooklyn-born Morvillo is built like Don Zimmer and sounds like Ed Koch. For Martha, he could be the ultimate good thing.

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