Cupcakes Descend on the Met; Popeye’s CEO Against Calorie Counts
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Plus: U.S. wants Japan to eat its meat, and Domino's ads go micro, all in our morning news roundup.
Unless this woman was once pantsed on national TV, this was surely most embarrassing moment of her life.
Plus: Tyra Banks brunches at Commerce, Harold Ford Jr. campaigns at Ritorante San Pietro, and more in our weekly roundup of boldface dining.
Hoving was a madman, and of a specific type: the utterly fearless, patrician vulgarian.
"He's a very bad director for my money. He should not be allowed to touch these masterpieces."
Luc Bondy: "I'm a third-rate director, and he is a second assistant of Visconti."
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today that it has completed the round of layoffs announced back in March, with an overall death toll of 357 positions.
"We no longer serve biscuits to the trustees."
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Author Michael Gross says yes, because it's fluffy, and good art goes unnoticed.
According to a new book, ex-Met-director Philippe de Montebello didn't always get along with his predecessor — and their clashes were every bit as explosive as you might expect.
The purchase comes at a time when the Met has publicly expressed some worries about money.
Now where will we get the lacquered imitation scarab-beetle brooches we get for Gammy every Christmas?
A former high-ranking staff member says declaring bankruptcy is 'a real possibility and perhaps a good option.'