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March 6, 2006
Desperate (Mob) Housewife

Toni Marie Ricci on being married to Mikey Scars, the Gambino capo who just ratted out John Gotti Jr. (again).

March 6, 2006
The Lost Soprano

Lillo Brancato lived his dream. He played tough guys in the movies with De Niro and did a season with James Gandolfini’s crew. Then, on a dark, drug-fueled night in Yonkers, the gun went off, the cop was dead, and the dream became all too real.

March 6, 2006
Men and the Menu

From her memoir, a restaurant critic’s awakening (with romantic help from Elvis, Burt Reynolds, and Clint Eastwood, and Gilbert Le Coze).

February 27, 2006
Who Are These People?

The art world’s JT LeRoys and odd collaborators say they’re subverting the system and examining identity issues. Is it just a coincidence that they get fabulous publicity too?

February 27, 2006
Ready to Watch

We’ve identified ten artists who, we think, are likely to be around when the dust settles. In the spirit of this globalized Biennial, five hail from the West Coast, three from Europe, and one from West End Avenue. Get a glimpse of them now, while New York’s still the center of the universe.

February 27, 2006
Greatest Snits: Biennial Stars (and Detractors)

A timeline of Whitney Biennial stars and detractors.

February 27, 2006
The Biennial Question

Every two years comes the critical sniping: “deplorable,” “childish,” “occasionally repulsive.” Have the curators of this year’s Whitney Biennial finally figured out how to make the show matter?

February 27, 2006
The Perils of Jeanine

Jeanine Pirro knew Hillary Clinton would be a tough opponent. Little did Pirro know her Republican friends would be tougher.

February 20, 2006
Happy Days

Eighties party icon Susanne Bartsch returns to save nightlife from bottle service and Paris Hilton.

February 20, 2006
How Is a Hedge Fund Like a School?

Hedge-fund guru Joel Greenblatt applied Wall Street principles—and $1,000 per student—to turn around a struggling Queens elementary school. And it worked, spectacularly.

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