In the June 25, 2012 Issue…


Opening Shot: Time Out, New York

ON THE COVER

Outward Bound
Celebs struggle to keep sexuality secret(ish), but media make mischief
By Daniel D’Addario

EDITORIALS

Stop Charles Barron, NowIt’s Called Leadership; and Obama’s Good Call

COLUMNS

Shindigger: Footlights at Fifty
By Elise Knutsen

Menace to Society: The Not-So-Great Gatsby
By Drew Grant

FEATURES

The White Gloves Come Off
From public shaming to loss oF pool privileges, delinquent condo dwellers Feel the pain
By Kim Velsey

Charles’s Charge
Worrying Dems, the longtime pol is rallying in the 8th congressional race
By David Freedlander

Amateur Hour
New crowdinvesting rules mean everyone can play venture capitalist
By Adrianne Jeffries



ART & CULTURE

Curiouser and Curiouser!
Sitcom star Parsons takes a break From Hollywood and vacations down the rabbit hole
By Rex Reed

All in the Family
Colm Tóibín’s latest Constructs a literary genealogy
By Molly Fischer

The Art Handler
Forget glass boxes, Dia Foundation’s hire for new 22nd street outpost has a history of Collaborations with artists
By Matt Chaban

Tangy Apple
The anti-Gaga bad girl returns
By Jonathan Liu

An American in Rome
Woody Allen’s latest postcard from Across the way reads like A Hallmark valentine
By Rex Reed

Where the Sidewalk Ends
Carell And Knightley share an unexpected, inescapable chemistry in cinematic essay on final goodbyes
By Rex Reed

The Hillbilly Shakespeare
‘That means he’s lost the Will to live/ I’m so lonesome I could cry’
By Rex Reed

Snap Judgments
photography exhibitions not to miss
By Andrew Russeth

What Makes The Firebird Sing
At ABT, Alexei Ratmansky’s Action-packed version has energetic bird, engaging maiden
By Robert Gottleib

New Foundations
Greg Pierce’s haunting Slowgirl and its leads, Sarah Steele and Željko Ivanek, are superb
By Jesse Oxfeld

The Eight-Day Week
By Daniel D’Addario

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