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June 26, 2000 Issue
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| SUMMER FUN! | School may be out, but summer is no time to neglect your ABCs. Consider: A is for amusement parks, among other things. B is for bikini wax (the best in town), baseball, and barbecue grills. C is for camping, but also ceviche (you didn't learn that in Home Ec). Our alphabetical syllabus of just about everything to do, see, eat, drive, wear, and enjoy under the sun, taught by such summer aficionados as Martha Stewart (picnic tips), George Plimpton (fireworks), and Le Bernardin's Eric Ripert (grilling). The test will be during your vacation. Failing is not an option. Click here to read about Mena Suvari! Only selected content from the current issue is available online. "Summer Fun" is currently on sale at newstands! GOTHAM GOTHAM STYLE DEPARTMENTS The City Politic From the Bronx, a lesson in how not to build ethnic coalitions The Bottom Line Short-selling for fun and profit Media Poking around in the scrap heap of the dot-com shakeout | MARKETPLACE Best Bets BY CORKY POLLAN Survival essentials for the beach, the road, and the city Sales & Bargains Five pools that will keep you cool for $20 a dip or less Beauty Five pools that will keep you cool for $20 a dip or less THE CRITICS Movie audiences get the Shaft Books Gay fiction, from Edmund White's latest to the new kids on the block Theater Suite nothings: A sentimental collection of Neil Simon vignettes | Architecture BY JOSEPH GIOVANNINI The New 42nd Street Studios cuts through the signage and lights up Times Square brilliantly Dance Baryshnikov's mixed-bag homage to the Judson Dance Theater Pop Music Is Eminem on his way to becoming the next Axl Rose? The Insatiable Critic Unexpected pan-Asian thrills in the Flatiron district CUE Classifieds |
