- April 26, 1999
- Most Wanted
A wide-screen TV that can actually fit in a city apartment, a supermodel-worthy cell-phone, a talking wonder car, and more -- presenting the spring crop of lust-inspiring tech toys.
- February 26, 2001
- Christian Curry's Naked Ambition
It's been a whirl of stretch limos, Veuve Clicquot, and $1,000-a-plate charity dinners for Christian Curry ever since his scandalous case with Morgan Stanley was settled. So what if the firm claims they didn't pay him a dime? He's the life of the party.
- December 6, 2004
- The Big End Run
Mayor Bloomberg’s plan for a West Side stadium is further along than you might think. Sheldon Silver could be the only one who can stop it.
- April 26, 2004
- Paris
You’re having wardrobe issues. Serious wardrobe issues. Midlife-crisis-size wardrobe issues. For the first time, you’re even contemplating that most decadent of retail adventures: the Paris weekend shopping spree.
- December 16, 2002
- Passion Play
After a career of telling tightly narrated urban fables, Martin Scorsese has let loose the monster epic he's been itching to do for 30 years. Equal parts costume drama, medieval morality play, sweeping romance, and New York creation myth, it feels like the movie he was born to make.
- March 4, 2002
- The Defense Rests -- Permanently
Innovations like mandatory sentencing and the plea bargaining it engenders are stacking the criminal-justice system against defendants while beginning to make superstar defense lawyers obsolete. No one feels sorry for the lawyers, of course. But is something valuable -- like, say, the presumption of innocence -- in danger of being lost?
- September 27, 2004
- Arrivederci, Little Italy
The last-ditch effort to save a neighborhood that’s gone the way of baked ziti.
- December 20, 2004
- Martha Brought Homemaking to the Big House.
You thought she had lost her good name? Leave it to Miss Perfect to figure out how to get it back.
- April 5, 1999
- High Caliber Justice
For more than 32 years, activist federal judge Jack Weinstein has used his Brooklyn courtroom as a cauldron for landmark cases, from Agent Orange to last month's trial finding manufacturers liable for illegal handgun sales. His justice may be blind, but it's not mute.
- June 14, 2004
- Neil Sadick
He's changing the face of beauty treatments.
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