Subway Fire Victim Wrote Graphic Novel, Did Gymnastics
The man killed over the weekend underground had built a little life down there.
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Remembering Lord & Taylor Exec Joseph Brooks
The businessman was profiled masterfully by Michael Gross in a 1992 issue of 'New York'.
Indie Film Figure Bingham Ray Dies at Sundance
The 57-year-old exec worked with films like Bowling for Columbine and Synecdoche, New York.
New Jersey Assemblyman Alex DeCroce Dies at Statehouse
The GOP leader collapsed after a long final day of the legislative session.
John Chamberlain, Sculptor of Automotive Metal, is Dead at 84
He turned scrapyard junk into art.
Five Dead in New Jersey Plane Crash
Two investment bank directors were thought to be aboard, along with one man's wife and kids.
Five Arrested in Shooting Death of NYPD Veteran
Officer Peter Figoski was killed in what Bloomberg called a "horrible, depraved, criminal attack."
Winehouse’s ‘Song for You,’ and Other Eerily Relevant Posthumous Songs
A brief roundup of ten troublingly topical offerings.
Apple Stores Across NYC Turn Into Steve Jobs Shrines
See the flowers, notes, and, yes, apples commemorating the inspiring inventor.
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