Carey Mulligan and Shia LaBeouf have called it quits, but this Flatiron duplex remains a monument to their brief on- and off-screen romance. Used as their characters’ love nest in the drab Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, the unit was recently listed at $15 million on StreetEasy.com, but as of November 3 has Read More
“Slick” is one word that describes Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, Oliver Stone’s sequel to his 1987 morality tale about greed and self-destruction among stock market wheelers and dealers. Another word is “unnecessary.”
The year is 2001 and Michael Douglas is back as Gordon Gekko, the role that won him an Oscar 22 years ago. Read More
Manhattan Transfers Cheat Sheet
— Screenwriter Allan Loeb penned the soon-to-be released Michael Douglas sequel Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, and it looks like he’s taking his own advice, spending those insomniac bucks on a luxe unit at the newly renovated 141 Fifth Avenue. The former bank building, whose copper-topped cupola penthouse lingers on the market for $12 million, Read More
