Hillary’s quiet partners, the woman behind Desperate Housewives tries to save Martha Stewart, Tina Brown flees a dinner party, and more.

Just how long do you have to wait for a table—or a drink—in August?

Dick Wolf’s life of crime.

Will the lapsed ban on assault weapons make a difference in crime rates here? Can people buy those weapons in Manhattan? Who keeps guns in the city anyway? (Harvey Keitel, for one.) A rundown.

Post-Disney, Harvey Weinstein may go indie, Tupac's suspected shooter back in town, Richard Jefferson in Tribecca, and more.

The real life of Portman’s “mystery hunk.”

Forget about an issue of Martha Stewart Living on how to get through prison: She may just write a whole book on the subject.

John McDonald helps with Gramercy Park Hotel renovation, Elie Tahari buys Jay Chiat's oceanfront home, the Food Network goes all-American, and more.

Battered by poor stock performance, a magazine in freefall, and a television empire that is greatly in peril, sources said at press time that Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is expected to name ABC entertainment president (and current MSLO board member) Susan Lyne as its new CEO.

Well, almost. How three very dogged collaborators helped Clinton write his book.