And the living room, and the bedroom. A scrapbook of stars in their native habitats.

For forcing Swiss banks to repay their debts to Holocaust survivors, NYU law professor Burt Neuborne was hailed as a hero. Then he submitted his bill: $4,760,000.

Being nine months pregnant won’t keep Heather Laws from doing Sondheim.

Chris Parnell, recently bounced from Saturday Night Live along with Horatio Sanz and Finesse Mitchell, isn’t known for funny catchphrases or wacky characters. Instead, he played the reporters, the scientists, the professors, the foils.

Manhattan remained the world’s capital of geopolitical stand-up.

College students rate him the most comely professor in town.

Competition all sewn up.

The junior senator from Illinois might take the country to a place it’s never been, past the baby boom, beyond race. To many Democrats, and even a lot of Republicans, the prospect is thrilling—but is it for real?

The last New Yorker standing on Project Runway is also the show�s token real adult.

A staple of New York’s eighties punk scene, Dito Montiel has turned his memoir, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, into a movie with Robert Downey Jr. and Rosario Dawson.