July 30, 2001 Issue
"The Hamptons as we know them have burned down at last."
-- R. Couri Hay, society columnist, "Lizzie in Reverse"
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FEATURES Lizzie in Reverse BY ALEX WILLIAMS AND BETH LANDMAN KEIL The Grubmans -- Lizzie and her father, Allen, the entertainment industry's superpower attorney -- are as responsible as anyone for the maelstrom of wealth and celebrity the Hamptons have become. And with a moment's pressure on the accelerator of her Mercedes SUV, Lizzie brought that world into profound crisis (and, let's not forget, injured some sixteen people). An inside look at what happened that night, and at the behind-the-scenes battle that's raging fiercer than ever.
A Family's Grief
Summer in the Springs
Split Personality
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DEPARTMENTS Intelligencer BY MARC S. MALKIN
Media
The National Interest
The Bottom Line
MARKETPLACE
Sales & Bargains
Beauty
THE CRITICS
Classical Music
Theater
Television
Restaurants
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