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Elisabeth Moss a.k.a. Peggy Olson weds Fred Armisen.
The New York Times is not impressed with our senators’ bet on the World Series.
N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern seems to like eminent domain.
The Awl graphs those newspaper circulation numbers. Depressing, Read More
One consequence of the Yankees having a vastly higher payroll than any team in the league is that every time they lose—as they did last night—everyone trots out the paychecks for the day’s scapegoat. So the Daily News can’t help but remind us, in the first paragraph, that A. J. Burnett “didn’t look at Read More
Today’s Observer package on Little Europe (a.k.a. New York City) has a corollary: Europe is becoming a lot like New York, too. Witness this morning’s announcement by London Mayor Ken Livingstone and NBA Commissioner David Stern that the basketball association will open an office in the British capital in order, according to Read More
Amanda Danuser and Vince Parenti
Met: Nov. 7, 2000
Engaged: Nov. 1, 2005
Projected Wedding Date: Dec. 2, 2006
Amanda Danuser, 29, the co-founder of the Green Room, a fashion showroom, intends to marry Vince Parenti, 41, president of Reverie Pictures and a filmmaker whose latest feature, The Longest Yard Sale, is in the early Read More
The painter Katy Schneider, who’s having her New York debut at Tatistcheff & Company Inc., is the kind of artist whose work will inevitably be affixed with scary adjectives like “academic,” “traditional” and “conservative.” Just how scary these adjectives are depends on whether one considers, say, a grounding in figure drawing essential or irrelevant to Read More
