In the March 18, 2013 Issue…

NYO_0318_PageA1,A Silver Anniversary

Looking Back, Moving Forward
By Ken Kurson

My Love Affair With The New York Observer
By George Gurley

EDITORIALS

A Quarter-Century of Opinion

COLUMNS

Up & Down the Street: News You Can Lose
By Duff McDonald

Shindigger: Toto Recall
By Benjamin-Émile Le Hay

FEATURES

The Pied Pipers of Production
For its next trick, Alloy Digital will corner the online youth market
By Kelly Faircloth

The Quick and the Dead
How our anti-gun mayor moved so fast after Newtown
By Hunter Walker

Tweeding Frenzy
Spats off as longtime dandies decry shrunken-suited newcomers in retro style standoff
By Ben Widdicombe

THE TRANSOM

Comedy’s New Cellar
By Anna Silman

A Fishy Fete
By Jordyn Taylor

Sex by Southwest
By Nitasha Tiku

Marie’s Identity Crisis
By Drew Grant

MANHATTAN TRANSFERS

French Model Unloads Church Condo to Combo-Seeking Couple
By Stephen Jacob Smith

No More Witnesses
By Stephen Jacob Smith

Four Million Little Pieces
By Stephen Jacob Smith

Woman Who Brought You Creed Cashes Out on Park Avenue Penthouse
By Stephen Jacob Smith

THE FEED

The Swedish Are Coming!
At Aska, it’s a Nordisk Mad, mad, mad, mad world
By Joshua David Stein


ART & CULTURE

Beautiful Losers
Sam Lipsyte’s literature of lowered expectations
By Michael H. Miller

The Kids Aren’t Alright
Harmony Korine hits a pop-culture vein with Spring Breakers
By Drew Grant

Taylor Made
It’s about time audiences turned out in droves for Paul Taylor
By Robert Gottlieb

Inside Out
A confusing premise, but the intoxicating love story keeps its bearing and guides the loose narrative
By Rex Reed

La Vida So-What?
Viggo Mortensen more than plays his part, but his (dual) role can’t hold an anticlimactic Plan together
By Rex Reed

An Affair, Off-Center
A mess of one-dimensional double lives and flat ulterior motives
By Rex Reed

The Id Stays in the Picture
Rita Ackerman has gone abstract, but hasn’t lost her edge
By Andrew Russethd

Disorientation? There’s an App for That
Jon Kessler’s latest exhibition takes on Apple
By Dan Duray

By Their Bootstraps
Holland Taylor steps up to the podium and delivers a powerful performance as Ann Richards
By Rex Reed

The Eight-Day Week
By Peter Davis

GALLERISTNY

Voice Over
By Andrew Russeth

Norse Clods
By Dan Duray

An Art Fair Booth in the Nude
By Michael H. Miller

ON VIEW

‘Vivienne Griffin: The Me Song for Now Here’ at Bureau
By Will Heinrich

Jim Dine at Pace Gallery
By Will Heinrich

‘Al Held: Alphabet Paintings’ at Cheim & Read
By Will Heinrich

‘Piero della Francesca in America’ at The Frick Collection
By Maika Pollack

‘Blues for Smoke’ at the Whitney Museum
By Maika Pollack

ON THE PAGE

A Thousand Pardons, Jonathan Dee
By Molly Fischer

How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia, Mohsin Hamid
By Mostafa Heddaya

Jacob’s Folly, Rebecca Miller
By Michael H. Miller

OBSERVER COMICS

By Sam Henderson and John Kerschbaum

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