The majestic stained-glass windows of Temple Emanu-El called to mind the Tiffany glass ceilings of Maxwell’s Plum and the Russian Tea Room, but on the morning of Feb. 26, there was little else to cheer the soul. There were no mirrored walls, chandeliers or Christmas lights, only somber carved stone. And instead of the reassuring Read More
The majestic stained-glass windows of Temple Emanu-El called to mind the Tiffany glass ceilings of Maxwell’s Plum and the Russian Tea Room, but on the morning of Feb. 26, there was little else to cheer the soul. There were no mirrored walls, chandeliers or Christmas lights, only somber carved stone. And instead of the reassuring Read More
The Captain was walking on 42nd Street. He was barefoot. I took him back to my apartment, and he took a shower. Then I gave him some money, as usual.
Another time I saw him asleep on a piece of cardboard near the Plaza Hotel. He jumped up and walked with me for a Read More
Editorial market research is a fact of life in today’s magazine world, with decisions on what stories to run and how prominently they should be played increasingly influenced by what a group of readers tells researchers. But the research done for Time Inc.’s Entertainment Weekly has crossed a line in the minds of a Read More
