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May 29, 2000 Issue
"There have been adversities. You face them with as much grace as you can muster, and as much intelligence as you can, and as much kindness."
-- Donna Hanover, "Romancing a Stone"
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| FEATURES | Romancing a Stone BY CRAIG HOROWITZ Nothing we knew about Rudy Giuliani prepared us for the operatic drama at City Hall in the past few weeks. How did the man we've known as the ultimate control freak lose control so swiftly? Love's got everything to do with it. The story of the mayor's romances -- and his decision. Breaking the Code Until the moment she blew the whistle on the mayor, Donna Hanover was best known to New Yorkers as an absentee First Lady. In a series of interviews over the past year, she painted a detailed if diplomatic portrait of her life as actress, TV personality, and de facto single mom in Gracie Mansion. HAMPTONS PREVIEW 2000 Jonathan Adler sets up shop in East Hampton, Maya's gives way to Saracen, Starbucks besets Bridgehampton, and the Red Horse Market now delivers brunch. Plus: Kim Goad on why Courtney Ross's neighbors are so angry. Fork It Over With $25 million as the new benchmark, it's a sellers' market to beat all sellers' markets -- except virtually no one's selling.. Summer Heat Sexy strappy heels, micro shorts, and bold floral halter tops give weekend casual a whole new meaning out east. GOTHAM
| DEPARTMENTS Intelligencer BY BETH LANDMAN KEIL WITH IAN SPIEGELMAN The Bottom Line A writer joins the urban nomads The City Politic Hillary's in the catbird seat -- time to make some noise Media Can Kurt Andersen trade Inside dope for hard cash? MARKETPLACE Brilliant summer houseguests Sales & Bargains Teeny bikinis with teeny prices Beauty Low-cost pre-summer makeovers THE CRITICS Woody Allen's Small Time Crooks bungles a routine comedy Books Philip Roth looks at the nightmare of American racism -- and shrugs | Theater BY JOHN SIMON A stunning testament to the Matthew Shepard tragedy Art The Guggenheim's fin de siècle defies the conventional wisdom Classical Music The Three Tenors' newest trick Dance The Diamond Project is still mostly coal Television The Last Days, about Hitler's final push, should not be missed Pop Music When did Pearl Jam become a classic-rock band? The Insatiable Critic Vine could make the financial district a foodie destination CUE Classifieds |
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