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Sale of Accused Art Dealer’s Property Hits a Snag
It's been two years since a judge ordered Larry Salander's possessions be liquidated, but so far, none of them have been.
Collectors Turn Out for Lehman Art ‘Trophies’
Artwork from the walls of the bankrupt firm had surprising cachet.
Video: Swingin’ Grandmas Recall Seventies Sex Club
Back in olden times, people did it all the time! On the Upper West Side!
Art Dealer Larry Salander Arrested, Charged With $88 Million Theft
The former proprietor of the Salander-O'Reilly Galleries has been charged with 100 criminal counts.
What Celebrities Are Playing: Ping-Pong
Susan Sarandon goes to a table-tennis event. But it's at an art gallery, so it's still cool.
Spencer Tunick Got a Bunch of People Naked in Brooklyn the Other Night
The photographer, known for his live nude installations, got a bunch of people to strip down on election night.
Street Artist Has Awesome, Bossy Muse
Artists are driven by many things. Peter Zonis, who sells pastel paintings outside of Barneys, is driven by a hilarious, bossy Australian.
‘Ugly Betty’: Changing Lives, One Block at a Time
America Ferrera and friends foster goodwill in Jackson Heights.
Dave Hill Accosts Martha Plimpton in ‘New York’ Elevator
When 'New York' special correspondent Dave Hill ran into Tony-nominated Martha Plimpton in our Tribeca elevator last week, he couldn’t resist a journalistic urge to question her.
Developer Mark Mariani Shows Off His Own Personal Walden
The New Yorker treats us to a surreal tour of the land of hedge funds.
Will ‘Maid in Manhattan’ Be Made in Manhattan?
J.Lo is adapting her 2002 chick flick for the small screen.
New York Art Kids Skip Internships, Start Their Own Gallery
Who needs to slave in an office when you've got your parents' cash — sorry, creative genes.
The Diminishing Returns of Faux-Lesbianism
If there's one surefire way to gossip-column success, it's becoming a lesbian. Unfortunately, the ladies the summer seem to have taken things a little bit too far, and now there's no cachet left to spare.
Local College Hopes to Attract ‘Unsophisticated’ Students Through Fun Audition Process
Mercy College rolls out the exciting-sounding "Instant Decision Week." It's like spring break but with college, or something.
Bronx Individualist Brought Down by Corporate Machine
All Bronx sandwich-shop owner Anthony Agnello wanted was to combine his two passions: food and sex.
You Didn’t Actually Want to Use Your iPhone to Communicate, Did You?
The new iPhone has captured the hearts and minds of many a New Yorker — but, uh, can you actually get a signal on the thing?
Gail Sheehy Remembers Clay Felker
Next week's issue of the magazine will feature an oral history of our late founder's career both here and elsewhere; we're giving a preview.
Tom Wolfe Remembers Clay Felker
Next week's issue of the magazine will contain an oral history of Clay Felker's career both here and elsewhere; we've got a preview.
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