Governor Cuomo Saved the Hudson River Floating Park
Canceled last month, plans for the park are back on.
By Adam K. RaymondCanceled last month, plans for the park are back on.
By Adam K. RaymondMedia mogul Barry Diller has withdrawn his support after years of litigation that tied up Pier55, effectively killing the project.
By Jen KirbyA real-estate mogul, speculates Barry Diller and the New York Times.
By Jen KirbyWhat else do you do with $3.7 billion?
By Jessica RoyMore detailed renderings of Pier55.
By Jen KirbyConstruction should begin next year.
By Jen KirbyThe media billionaire's just-announced plan to build an artificial island in the Hudson is the type of deal this mayor pledged to reject.
By Justin DavidsonBarry Diller's TV start-up has a moment of truth on the schedule.
By Joe CoscarelliThen it might be for sale.
By Joe CoscarelliThe future of the site is uncertain, according to a new report.
By Joe Coscarelli"Some have tattoos, some are carpeted with perfect chest hair, many are Israeli or Brazilian, and all have lots of time to travel and pose half naked across the beaches of Planet Earth."
By Mike AlboIt could happen.
By Joe CoscarelliThe magazine's owner is seeking offers.
By Adam Martin"Nose rings? No. We're Jewish."
By Jenni Avins"I wish I had not bought Newsweek. It was a mistake."
By Joe CoscarelliThey're talking about an end to free broadcasts, but not very enthusiastically.
By Adam MartinA testament to the power of creative lawyering.
By Kevin RooseShe'll also honor Robin Roberts.
By Charlotte CowlesTina Brown is spinning, but Barry Diller doesn't bother.
By Joe CoscarelliBut Barry Diller indicated that it could happen soon-ish.
By Joe Coscarelli