Since its inaugural “members-only” dinner on Sept. 19 at Indochine, The Supper Club, a purportedly exclusive social service founded by British entrepreneur Tamsin Lonsdale, has hosted over a dozen events at popular nightspots around town. But some are carping that the club—whose 17 ambassadors include the likes of socialites Peter Davis, Euan Rellie and Lucy Read More
The cutthroat competition between New York’s celebrity chefs sometimes spills out of the kitchen. On Saturday, Oct. 23, the F-bombs were flying as the boisterous duo of Mario Batali (Babbo, Esca, Lupa, Otto) and fellow chef and writer Anthony Bourdain (Les Halles, Kitchen Confidential, A Cook’s Tour) took to the stage in the Condé Nast Read More
Wednesday 12th
How about a Quickie? Diana Quick stars tonight in a one-woman show, The Woman Destroyed . She also happens to have translated the play from Simone de Beauvoir’s French into English. We caught up with Ms. Quick in a cab “taking the scenic route all the way around the city.” Ms. Quick-the Read More
When it comes to Al Goldstein and harassment troubles, once may not be enough.
On Feb. 19, the New York Post sent reporter Denise Buffa to Brooklyn Criminal Court to cover the trial of Mr. Goldstein, founder of Screw magazine, who’s been indicted on 12 counts of aggravated harassment.
For those who haven’t been Read More
Affordable Housing or Lack Thereof
