We still love the Chelsea Hotel, but according to an article in The Times today, that makes us fuddy duddies:
[W]hen the news came in October that the Chelsea, a 12-story Queen Anne behemoth built in 1883 on West 23rd Street, was up for sale, New Yorkers reacted with little more than a shrug. Read More
In the Observer this week, Lizzy Ratner captures the texture of Bob Morgenthau‘s toughest race yet, leading with this scene:
Robert Morgenthau, the 85-year-old Manhattan District Attorney, stood in the amber-lit lounge of the Chelsea hot spot XL on a recent Monday evening, clutching a brown T-shirt that said “Look Better Naked.” The Read More
We’re tough as old boots, you and me. But this isn’t news.The survival instinct has always been the driving force behind the collective New
York psyche. Our city is peopled by unstoppable Type A’s, all throbbing with passion, ambition and creativity. Anyone who tries to rain on our parade will be beaten into submission with Read More
Mr. Fonda, You’re No Jack Nicholson
Everyone has their favorite picks on Oscar night, even an aging crazy man like Dennis Hopper, whom you’d think would have gotten over this kind of Hollywood industry schmaltz years ago. Flanked by his wife, Victoria Duffy, and his daughter, Ruthana, on March 23 at the Academy Awards Read More
