In times of trouble, it’s sometimes comforting to look to the words of a television mom, the kind of woman you’d welcome into your heart, your hearth, your living room. A woman like Lucille Bluth:
“You don’t need an immigrant in mother’s old stirrup pants to be happy!”
Lucille screamed that in the Read More
In times of trouble, it’s sometimes comforting to look to the words of a television mom, the kind of woman you’d welcome into your heart, your hearth, your living room. A woman like Lucille Bluth:
“You don’t need an immigrant in mother’s old stirrup pants to be happy!”
Lucille screamed that in the middle of Read More
“I’m very excited about this,” said David Cross, the 40-year-old comedian and TV actor. It was Sunday afternoon, May 14, and Mr. Cross was accompanying The Observer while we bought his new comedy album, It’s Not Funny , at Manhattan hipster mecca Other Music.
“Ask him what he thinks of the record,” he whispered.
Mme. Romaine de Lyon, the famed, shuttered omelette bistro on East 61st Street, has not gone over easy into that good night.
Last week state tax officials, citing unpaid sales taxes, auctioned off the 65-year-old restaurant’s contents, from aged Teflon pots and pans, rickety bar stools and silverware, to more sentimental objects such as used Read More
Jared, Upper West Side:
“We couldn’t even get Osama. How are we going to get Saddam?”
Treyshawn, Harlem:
“Nah, nah, we shouldn’t go in there. We should have never gotten mixed up in the first place.”
Hans, Holland, the Netherlands:
“Bush is quite anxious to get him, but I think some Read More
David Cross Solves ‘Chee-Pee’ Mystery
David Cross, a comic actor from the HBO sketch comedy series, Mr. Show , was drinking Wild Turkey at 7B, an East Village bar with red lights and good punk music on the jukebox. With him was Quinn Heraty, his lovely 29-year-old girlfriend. She works in the litigation office of Read More
