DOT Pre-Empts Congestion Pricing Fears, or Tries To
Events for Thursday, November 1, 2007
Trick or Treat! Halloween Costumes of the Rich and Semi-Famous
Comptroller’s Wall Street Report: Meh
Remains of the Day: Cumming, The Hills, Trail of Dead
No More Check-Ins for Three Upper West Side ‘Hotels’
Police Investigate Pierce Brosnan For Alleged Assault
Elsewhere: Clinton, Spitzer, Bloomberg
The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday
Rowling, Warner Bros. to Sue Over Potter Book
Jeffrey Ressner Joins Politico As Los Angeles Correspondent
Broadway to Dim Lights in Honor of Goulet
Globes: Foreign Films Will Be in Running for Best Picture
Gen. Clark Rallies Hillary’s Troops
Silverstein Attacked! (Again)
Dennis Kucinich’s Pennsylvania State Coordinator
Edwards on Electability
Today in Burlington County
Spitzer: Not Caving, Not Listening to the Will of the People
Schumer Gets Specific on Iran
SoHo Alliance Wants ‘To Slap Donald Trump Across the Face’ (UPDATED)
Weinberg weighs in on Common Sense America
Spitzer’s Real ID Shift Goes Against Congressional Dems Too
BREAKING NEWS
BREAKING NEWS
Second Avenue Deli Not Opening Next Week–Maybe Next Month
Former Weinstein VP Joins Tribeca Film Festival, As Rosenthal Plans Year-Round Presence
Newser.com Launch Party: “Somebody’s going to reinvent the way people get news!”
So What If Wall Street Bonuses Drop 10 Percent?
Baker Joins Mamet’s November on Broadway
Zodiac Scribe to Write Spider-Man 4
Scotts To Produce “Tell-Tale Heart” Movie
Robert Goulet Dies at 73
Mark Penn Explains Hillary on Driver’s Licenses
District 8 GOP mailer calls into question country’s legal foundation, experts say
Obama, Edwards Push Clinton for Hedging on Foreign Policy, Eliot Spitzer
Obama-Supporting Assemblyman Says ‘At Least He Answered Forthrightly, Unlike Clinton’
The Round-Up: Wednesday
In the Observer: Schumer, Spitzer, Battery Park
Panel Recommends Preserving Hotel Pennsylvania
The Morning Read: Wednesday, October 31, 2007
LoBiondo has a huge stake in key Senate races
Loving Hillary
What New Faces?
In key race, a Judge weighs in
Should a federal judge be calling a direct mail piece “despicible” a week before a hotly contested election?
Daily Journal endorses Asselta, Albano and Donohue
Star-Ledger endorses Beck for Senate
Oct. 31, 2007
Chatham
The Record endorses GOP challengers in 36th
Courier-Post endorses one Assembly candidate in Robert district
Public is divided on gay marriage
Trenton Times endorses Hughes for County Executive
Home News Tribune endorses Diegnan and Barnes for Assembly
CAMPAIGN ’07
DISTRICT 8
TOM MORAN
Today’s news from PoliticsNJ.com
More From the Moth: Aaron Eckhart Likes Milk Duds
Amy Sedaris: New York is Ganja Town
Dina Lohan Speaks: Back to Reality!
The Day in Gossip: Lance Laps Ashley Olsen; Britney Spears Gets Dropped!
The Farmer and the Driver
Bolt
Waiting for Texty
Schumer Asserts Iran War Would Destroy G.O.P.
Field of Dreams: Interscope Head Ted Teams With Frisky Fruit Scion for Big Halloween Bash
Wendi Murdoch Speaks! Rupe’s Wife No Dupe: Her Take on Tibet, Hi-Tech Trains at Tribeca Grand
Isn’t It Rich? Composer Denise Drags in Don King, Diddy, Dexter-Jones—Where’s Bubba?
Seventh Avenue Strokes Self: Models, Designers, Editors Twinkle at Industry’s ‘Night of Stars’
Was Affleck Misquoted? It’s All In the Details
Trivial Pursuits? The Journal Plans Its New Glossy
Slate to Launch Business Site
Shot Down
As Ash Green Leaves Knopf, a Passing of the Torch
You click, we listen
Something Slushy At Battery Park City Authority?
And He’s Building a Stairway to High Line
Rockrose Resurfaces on the West Side! $83 M. for 11th Avenue Lot
Ziff Brothers Take 70,000 More Feet At Vornado’s 350 Park
1107 Broadway Trades for $235 M.—‘Going Condo-Condo!’
The Bicycle Thief: Philip Gourevitch’s Paris Review
Spitzer Leaves ’Em Hanging
Debat Debate
Portfolio.com Editor’s Departure: It’s Not What You Think (It’s Worse?)
Port Authority Starts Out Mornings Right
In This Week’s Observer…
Joe Girardi Enters, Hank Steinbrenner Looms
Ultimate Chutzpah Award
Vera Wang Keeps 740 Park in the Family, Buys Late Father’s Co-Op for $23.1 M.
Music Legend Jerry Moss Buys $9.5 M. Plaza Spread
Late Oil King Warren Alpert Lived Lightly; His Ritz Tower Co-Ops Go for $1.57 M.
Photo Retoucher to Kidman and Stefani Turns Eye on $5.8 M. Village Townhouse
Events for Wednesday, October 31, 2007
New Superstars of N.Y. Real Estate: The Rental Agent
Remains of the Day: Frankenstein, Elvis, Batman
The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday
Elsewhere: Bloomberg, Spitzer, Raske
Kent Swig Is Everywhere
Tea Time for Kristian Laliberte!
Second Avenue Deli Opens Next Week Closer To Third Avenue (UPDATED)
Manhattan House, Lord & Taylor Flagship Landmarked
Your Kids
Who’s With Me?
Taxpayers Foot the Bill
Infinite Playlist
G.O.P.’s Last, Worst Hope
He Likes Mike!
They May Be Right: We May Be Crazy
Rudy’s Glass House
The Yankees in Free Fall
Can Obama Disrupt The Clinton Coronation?
McCain Visits Harlem, Rudy Doesn’t
Wednesday, November 7th
Tuesday, November 6th
Monday, November 5th
Sunday, November 4th
Saturday, November 3rd
Friday, November 2nd
Merrill Move Not Done Deal, Hotel Fate Not Sealed, Expert Says ‘Let It Go!’
NBC Plans The Office Spin Off
Robert Johnson on Not Kissing Ring of City Bar Association
Thursday, Novemeber 1st
Wednesday, October 31st
Cusack Cracks
Mr. Livingston, I Presume
Hamish Bowles Answers: What Is ‘Vogue Living’?
Bzzzzz! Honey, You’re Gonna Love Seinfeld’s Fuzzy Comeback
Ciao, Germi!
A Saga of Corruption, Heroin and Charisma: Ridley Scott Delivers Socko Entertainment in American Gangster
Bloomberg Orders Hiring Freeze
Joan Jett, Farm Sanctuary to Host Halloween Bash
Why You Can Skip (Not Skim) This Book
Girl on Film: Halloween Is Behind Us, But Gangster Continues the Bloodbath; Bees and Children From Mars
Clinton, Too, Opposes Mukasey
An Everyone-on-the-City-Council Kind of Fund-Raiser
Good Cheadle
Little Miss Sunshine Boy Still Brooding!
Another Side of Seurat
CWA leader bashed Singh tactics
Philip Roth’s Grim Everyman Takes a Bow with Takács
We’ve Grown Accustomed to the Musical: Pygmalion, With the Shaw a Little Out of Whack
The Doonan Awards: You’re All Winners!
What’s Under That Napkin?
A Novel Idea: No More Press Passes
Our Critic’s Tip Sheet On Current Reading: Week of November 5th, 2007
Otto Preminger : A Sybarite of Charm, Elegance and Terror
The Heart of Deafness: Africa With a Hearing Aid
Mark Halperin Tells Audience of Political Junkies What Non-Experts Need to Know About the Candidates
Another Candidate for Brooklyn Borough President?
Bodine compares Burlington County Republicans to John Kerry
Details Affleck Correction Appears Inaccurate
Another Bob Martin for Senate campaign that’s full of (it)
Sabini, a Spitzer Ally on Licenses, ‘Disappointed’ in New Plan
Schumer Sticks With Michael Mukasey, Feels “Almost Betrayed” by John Roberts
District 2 Democrats launch two website attacks
A Record Indeed! 450 Park Sale Closes
Danny Elfman to Compose Score for Ballet
Phantom Electrician Haunts Star Lounge, Snubs Bottle Service
Craig Johnson About As Delighted as Most Senate Dems About Spitzer Plan
Fall Out Boy, Decemberists Sign On for MySpace’s Rock For Darfur
Talkin’ Patron Saint Housing Blues
Penn, Moore, Ryder to Star in Pippa Lee
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #10
Hillary’s Move on Mukasey
Karcher v. Beck V
Two newspapers urge Conners ouster
Burlington County Times endorses Allen, Conaway and Griffin
Courier News disses Stender
To Snip or Not to Snip—That’s Shalom’s Question
The Day in Gossip: Barack Obama Says ‘No Thanks’ to Brad Pitt; It’s All in the Details!
The Round-Up: Tuesday
The Morning Read: Tuesday, October 30, 2007
The money race
Tyra Here to Stay at Warners
NBC: Leno Will Be Out by 2009
NYPL Gets Hepburn Papers
The $100 Ticket
Attention Republicans who need money
Dennison spends just $18k
The Week in Music: It’s the ’90s, Again! But Don’t Worry, No Grunge
Republicans raise $1,960 more than Gordon Johnson gave to LaRouche
Newspaper endorsement update in key Senate races
Is Greenstein watching Gormley?
Distance herself? No problem
New FDU poll
Trenton Times endorses Bencivengo for Hamilton Mayor
Courier-News endorses Marano for Somerset Freeholder
Daily Journal endorses incumbents for Cumberland Freeholder
The Record endorses Pou and Brown for Assembly
The Record endorses Pou and Brown in 35th
Courier-Post endorses Adler, Lampitt and Gurenlian; pass on Greenwald
Courier-Post endorses Ed McDonnell and Alice Wood for Camden County Freeholder
Press of Atlantic City endorses Clark and Donohue for Assembly
Asbury Park Press endorses Kelly and Lacey for Ocean Freeholder
Should Jon Corzine have gone to Portugal the week before the election?
Oct. 30, 2007
JENNIFER BECK
SOAP OPERA DIGEST
CHARLES STILE
Today’s news from PoliticsNJ.com
Look Who’s Bitching at CUNY!
Is that Jack Bauer selling snacks?
Why the Next Democratic Era May Be Different
For Thompson and Romney, Huckabee’s Routine Is a Killer
Who has the better endorsement?
Most desperate and pathetic
The Afternoon Wrap: Monday
Events for Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Remains of the Day: Kanye, Jon Stewart, Godspell
Johnson continues attempt at damage control
Wildes says Johnson should resign from Council
Bouley, Bouley! Star Chef Opening Seventh(!) Tribeca Gnosh Pit
Kid Composer Proves Skills at Carnegie Hall
Elsewhere: Clinton, Spitzer, NYER
Manhattan Third-Quarter Market Report: Yours with Adobe Acrobat
City Bar Association: Robert Johnson, Noach Dear Unfit to Serve
On Landmarks Commission Agenda: Manhattan House, Lord & Taylor, Dumbo
1107 Broadway in Flatiron Sells for $235 M.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers Is Afraid You’ll Think He’s ‘Crap’
Video: Writers Imagine Day Jobs If There’s a Strike
Roger Stone: Dems Knew About Harmonie Membership
Lively Staten Island D.A. Ad
Junot Diaz: Respect the Comic Books, Please
More Democrats Who Aren’t Supporting the Spitzer Compromise
Manhattan Weekend Box Office: Bella Does Beautifully; (Another) Eastwood Needs to Pull the Plug
FOP calls on Lonegan to resign
Addabbo Doesn’t Like Spitzer’s Driver’s License Plan
Liz Taylor Keeps Van Gogh Despite Jewish Family’s Claims
Michelle Williams Gets Mammoth Role
Finch Talks Trash About Art Bloggers
Cramer vs. Fox Business: It’s On
Moving Around in 1 Sutton Place South
The Red Sox May Have Won the Series, But, Um, We Have More Office Space, So There!
Jose Rivera Likes Spitzer’s ID Plan
Yankees Lose Their A-Rod Bluff
Over The Weekend…
Lautenberg stands up with Greenstein
Lautenberg joins the district 14 Democratic team
U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg in Monroe today
Monmouth Republicans hit freeholder candidate on ELEC reports
Ignizio’s Gun
Les Mis Will Close Jan. 6
John Liu on Eliot Spitzer, Driver’s Licenses
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #9
Fox v. Bateman
Roger Stone and a Spitzer Controversy [updated]
New York magazine on Kurt Eichenwald
Getting (Quietly!) Blotto at Bar Martignetti
Burstyn, Brantley to be Honored at Theatre Museum Awards
Faces in Art Opens Today at Christie’s
Karcher campaign: “Wire to the wire”
Kelefa Sanneh on Britney’s “Mystery” Blackout
HBO, Karlin Option Keefe New Yorker Article
The (Big) Round-Up: Monday
Jerry Seinfeld: Late Night Talk Show Host?
Dispatch: Manhattan Clubs Vote for Hillary, Edwards (Sort of) and Nobody
The Morning Read: Monday, October 29, 2007
The Day in Gossip: Joan Rivers Sees Dead People; Angela Bassett Does Turn as Bill Keller!
The Week in DVR: Darlene’s Back, So Are the Knicks, But No Rock
Courier-Post endorses Allen, Conaway and Griffin
Courier-Post endorses Donnelly for Burlington Freeholder
Theories
Giuliani coming to district 12
DiLascio was for Guarino before he was against him
I come to bury Seema, not to praise her
If you’e one of those people who care who the Governor is….
Looking only at last week, which State Senate campaign was the best?
Oink! Oink! Rev. William Watley
Daily Journal endorses Sweeney, Burzichelli and Fisher
Herald News endorses Duffy and Holt for Passaic Freeholder
Asbury Park Press endorses Choudhary for County Clerk
Asbury Park Press endorses Hill for Monmouth Sheriff
AL DOBLIN
DISTRICT 2
DISTRICT 12
Today’s news from PoliticsNJ.com
Hillary’s Harlem Speaks
Add Bob Gordon to the Debbie Poritz fan club
With the Camera Off, Chris Dodd Speaks Up
The Record endorses Gordon, Voss and Wagner
The Record endorses Ariyan, Vandervalk Fletcher
Despite Wins, the Giants Still Have an Eli Problem
Nobody [Messes] With The Community Bookstore!
Corzine and Bramnick land on the ground in District 2
Joe Wilkins
Blondell Spellman, left, campaigns in Atlantic City.
Sen. Sonny McCullough, right, and Mike Morgan in Brigantine.
Assemblyman Jim Whelan with Meredith Ortiz Buonsante
Assembly Whip Jon Bramnick, left, campaigns with John Amodeo and Vince Polistina in Brigantine.
Gov. Jon Corzine campaigns in Atlantic City for Team Whelan on Sunday.
Question 3: The “Open Space” Scam
Alison Krauss is country, Robert Plant’s more than a little bit rock-and-roll
CHARLES STILE
CARLA KATZ
Courier-News endorses Republicans in Bridgewater
Gloucester County Times endorses Sweeney, Burzichelli and Fisher
Courier-Post endorses Haines, Addiego and Riley
Courier-Post endorses GOP candidates for Gloucester Freeholder Board
McCullough hits Dems on state budget
Whelan says the state needs to create “culture of integrity”
Campaign spokesman runs through ops
Wright in district 2 headquarters
Campaigning through the storm in the 2nd district
Asbury Park Press endorses Democratic-controlled Monmouth Freeholder Board
Press of Atlantic City endorses Whelan for Senate
Who told Corzine to spend the week before the election in Europe, Gary Rose?
Singh
Spitzer’s License Plan, Act 2
Singh blames the media for struggling campaign
Could Levinson be the last Republican standing?
Asbury Park Press endorsed Handlin and Thompson for Assembly
Asbury Park Press endorses Kyrillos for Senate
Who wins the race for State Senate in the 12th district?
Oct. 27, 2007
Asselta and Donohue say they don’t know who Common Sense America is
LoBiondo weighs in on money factor
Events for October 27 – 29
Elsewhere: Clinton, Spitzer, Rangel
Remains of the Day: Natalie Portman, Wes & Owen, Edward Albee
The Afternoon Wrap: Friday
Beat the Taxman With Donald Trump
A Candidate’s Suggestion to Council Incumbents: Quit Your Day Jobs
Judy Mazel of Beverly Hills Diet Fame, Is Dead at 63
Sullivan & Cromwell Settles With Aaron Charney
Is Time Warner CEO on the Way Out?
Fiscal Gaps, the Good Kind
Nevermind That Gay Movies Stuff–Here’s Brokeback II!
Keitel to Play Jerry Springer on Stage
Speaking of the Financial District…
Bloomberg Traffic Plan, Meet the Fidler Traffic Plan
Pregnant Woman Sues Jay-Z, Club
Shvo It Off! W Downtown Condos On Sale Nov. 7
Vibe Rater: Blue Seats, 157 Ludlow Street
Paul Dano on Things We Want
Time for a Change? Already?
Celeb Blogs Sting Renee Zellweger For Plumpy Pout
Stylus Magazine, Respected Online Music Publication, Will Fold After Halloween
Beck changes spending cut priorities in face of Karcher challenge
Shott On Location: Shhh, Best Buy! Don’t Disturb the Billionaires Upstairs
Weekend TV: Karcher/Beck debate
TNR: Beauchamp Did Not Recant His Story, Investigation Ongoing (UPDATE)
Marty Golden on Eliot Spitzer’s Dad and the Harmonie Club
Notre Dame Business School Namesakes Buy in The Plaza for $9 M.
(Drinking) Story Time With Our Forefathers
El-P’s Prog-Hop Soundtracks Chicago Ballet
Johnson says he didn’t know LaRouche was anti-Semitic
Brian Brown hits the first district
Sam Chang Sells Chelsea Lot for $55 M.
Jay-Z Previews American Gangster Music in Brooklyn
Bill Clinton on Meeting 23-Year-Old Hillary
Cynthia Rowley Goes Polar Bear in West Village Backyard
At Clinton’s After-Party, Talk of Primary, General
Fabiola On China: ‘Feel the Oppression!’
Johnson apologizes for LaRouche contribution
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #8
Alicia Keys Dates Herself at Rock ‘n’ Roll Benefit
Assembly Dems will spend $300k in 11th
Remembering Urban Elephants
A Late Morning Read: Friday, October 26, 2007
Sherlock Holmes Receives Theater for the American Musical Award
Hey, Richard! Where’s Hillary?
Is Hollywood Quitting Gay Movies?
Schaer demands an apology from Johnson
Simcha Felder on the Era of Governor No
Brantley on Pygmalion: A ‘Misfired Revival’
Stanley Bard Ousted From History
Eggers: Heartbreaking Work Movie Won’t See Light of Day
The Day in Gossip: Blaine Trump Fires Marriage; Hillary Blows Out Candles!
The Round-Up: Friday
At 83, Lumet’s Still Got It
Spellman’s opening statement
SWF Wnts M w/Hmptns Hse; Labor Day Breakup Essential
Battleground ’07
Oink! Oink! Seema Singh
Frank Herbert on Gordon Johnson
Philadelpia Inquirer endorses Sweeney, Madden, Redd, Adler, Allen and Haines
Spellman’s opening statement
Hillary’s Theatrical, Political Birthday Party
New Eagleton poll shows Clinton leading Giuliani in New Jersey
Gordon Johnson is not the brightest bulb in Trenton
Courier News endorses candidates in Hillsborough and Plainfield
Alfred Doblin… he’s like watching Joe DiMaggio in 1941
Courier-Post urges no vote on Camden referendum
Gloucester County Times endorses two Democrats and a Republican in 4th district
Has Steve DeMicco lost his mojo?
Home New Tribunes endorses incumbents in 19th
Asbury park Press endorses Republicans over Panter in 12th
Did DeMicco lose his mojo?
McCullough says they’re wheeling for Whalen
Whelan won’t cut taxes on backs of poor districts
Whelan says he’s too old to be anything but independent
McCullough down dough but still standing
Spellman’s opening statement
Rallying around Whelan
Amodeo and Polistina on Abbott
Beck is ahead, awaiting Karcher’s well funded attack
SEEMA SINGH
SCI REPORT
TOM MORAN
Today’s news from PoliticsNJ.com
Best Senate race in the state: McCullough vs. Whelan
Wannabe Senators endorse the old man
Dems target Polistina
Scheurer insists on being heard in 14th district race
Levinson and McGettigan in sight of finish line
The Freewheelin’ Joe Biden
Greed is good. William Holden is better.
In the Breeders’, Look for Discreet Cat
Yankees Ban ESPN from Conference Calls
Events for Friday, October 26, 2007
Julia Roberts to Land in Vogue?
Remains of the Day: MySpace, Cat Power, Ron Howard
Lindsay’s Father
The Curse of Lost: D.U.I.
Elsewhere: Spitzer, Bloomberg, McNulty
Are you willing to take the Wally Edge Challenge?
The Afternoon Wrap: Thursday
Kiddie Haircuttery Comes To Queens
Downtown Alliance to Merrill Lynch: Are You Crazy?
Gwen Stefani Arrives at Hammerstein Ballroom
87 Chambers Sells–Will It Become Hotel?
Stevens Previews The BQE
Hillary on Iran Sanctions
Micah Kellner on Rudy’s ‘Biggest Flip-Flop Ever’
Fall Out Boy Stump to Appear in Law & Order Episode
Preservationists Huddle As Hotel Pennsylvania Inches Closer to Check-Out Time
Hot Tickets: A Bronx Tale, Hall & Oates, Neil Young
Whiting Writers’ Awards
Knopf To Publish Blair’s Book (UPDATE)
Dems Who Oppose Spitzer’s License Plan on Principle
How to Wage War on Iran, by Norman Podhoretz
Kitsch Redefined at Royalton Re-Opening
The Corcoran Sunshine Gals Sell Out Their Realty Class
‘The Society’ Is Latest Polyp in Cancerous Growth of Invite-Only Clubs
Tom Cole on New Jersey Congressional races: “wait and see”
15 CPW Readies for Best Buy
More groups pile on Singh
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #7
Battleground ’07
Ivana Trump Invokes Spirit of Grace Kelly in Makeshift Casino
Bloomberg’s Baby Advice
A Harlem Church Sues to Operate Charter School
Lautenberg announces campaign chairs
A Chorus Line Doc Goes to Big Screen
Czech Composer Petr Eben Dies at 78
The Paris Review Takes Its Young Literati Seriously
Stringer Faces the 2009 Question
Campaign contributions controversy in district 1
Saw Fans Give Blood ‘Til It Hurts
Signs of the times
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Managing Editor Out at Portfolio.com
Thompson Audit Hits Parks Department, Bloomberg Administration
Cheap Morrissey Tickets on Sale at Noon
Poll: Rudy Passes Hillary in Florida
The 10 Most Obnoxious Recurring SNL Characters
The Round-Up: Thursday
American Ballet Theatre Opening Gala Flops
The Day in Gossip: Lance Bass Takes On 50 Cent; Rupert Murdoch Throws a Party!
Mann Replaces Scorsese for Frankie Machine
At the FBN Launch Party—Fox Anchor: “We’re Trying to Take Over the World”
The Morning Read: Thursday, October 25, 2007
Where are the Republicans?
Sierra club endorses Assembly Republicans in district 39
CWA members seek Berg recall
Codey drops Ariyan
Dual View on Dual Office Holding
Voters set to approve stem cell research bonds
Oct. 25, 2007
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DONALD DIFRANCESCO
COMMON SENSE AMERICA
CHARLES STILE
Today’s news from PoliticsNJ.com
Oink! Oink! Donald DiFrancesco
Are allegations of sexual harassment by former Gov. Don DiFrancesco newsworthy?
Gloucester County Times endorses Berg for Senate, Roberts and Cruz Perez for Assembly
Home News Tribune endorses Pucci for Mayor
Guadagno on her background
Hill on his background
Hill on illegal immigration
Guadagno on illegal immigration
In Monmouth, the race for Sheriff is worth watching
Clerk candidate goes after French salary
A Final False Start for Bob Kerrey
The Fantasy of a Pro-America Europe
The best true-crime book of the year
Stop the presses: it’s a new dawn in New Jersey
Hiring: Stringer, Carrion
Events for Thursday, October 25, 2007
TNR’s Foer: Drudge’s Documents Could Have Come Only From the Army (UPDATE)
Star-Ledger: DiFrancesco’s firm sued for sexual harassment
BREAKING NEWS
The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday
Slam Dunk in Tribeca: Former WNBA President Buys $7.25 M. Condo (UPDATED)
Elsewhere: Clinton, Spitzer, Giuliani
City’s Second Trader Joe’s Opening Friday
MTA Approves Money for No. 7 Subway Extension
Kerrey Explains Not Running, Sees “Tough” Task for Dems in Nebraska
Codey goes South
Drudge Calls Out TNR on Beauchamp, Takes It Back Hours Later
New Fashion Magazine From New York Set To Launch Nov. 15
Dolans Fail in Takeover Bid
At Royalton, Jane Krakowski Mourns the Great Old Hotels of Yore
Dressed to Kill
Google Goes to Cambridge
Vornado Would Dominate ‘Like No Other Landlord’ Under Moynihan Plans
Liars’ EP Freebie Up For Grabs
Facelift For Newser.com, Fun New Slider Tool Either “Ludicrous or Miraculous”
Dodd, Like Edwards, Raises the Electability Issue
Schneiderman Says Undocumented Immigrants Less Crime-Prone Than Americans
Carrion Plays Carrion on Law & Order
Farmer Vernon Hill?
It’s all about Riley in district 8
The Branding of Damien Hirst
Wes Anderson Gets Eleanor Rigby Award
Paper in Bloomberg Enclave Attacks Bloomberg
Bloomberg, Once Again, is the Un-Spitzer
Bohemians at Barnes & Noble: Trippy Turnout for Chelsea Hotel Book
How Billy Crudup and Rachael Ray Handle Panhandlers
More bid rig sentences
Catholics Like Rudy
Paddles versus pitchforks in 12th district senate contest
CNN’s Amanpour Awarded CBE
I Want My MTV—But Not My ESPN
Laurence Fishburne Returns to Broadway
Forest City’s Minieri on Atlantic Yards: ‘We Are Proceeding According to Plan’
Unions defend Baroni against Bush comparisons
Firemen in City Hall, Stringer Attendees Out
LD2
Civil Strife on SI: Molinaro Slams Donovan
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #6
In the Observer: Podhoretz, Clinton
The Round-Up: Wednesday
The Morning Read: Wednesday, October 24, 2007
The Day in Gossip: Martha Stewart Gets a Roast! Will Nicole Kidman Bomb?
Loretta and Diane, Joe and Glenn
ROB ANDREWS
Eagleton poll coming tomorrow
Adler goes to boot camp
A duckling stumps for Cardinale
Adler goes to boot camp
Possible explanation: Jedi mind trick on John Bennett?
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Oink! Oink! Jayson Adams & Rafael Velez
Split districts
Should Diane Allen consider switching parties and serve as a Democrat in the New Jersey State Senate?
Courier-News endorses incumbent Mayor for re-election in Somerville
Home News Tribune endorses Egan and Chivukula for State Assembly in the 17th
Asbury Park Press endorses Rible & Angelini for Assembly in 11th
Asbury Park Press endorses Sean Kean for Senate
GEORGE NORCROSS
GUTTENBERG
DISTRICT 1
Today’s news from PoliticsNJ.com
Resumes Flood Steiger’s Maverick Venture; How About Some Big Names?
550 Gather for Super-Exclusive Society Dinner!
I, Podhoretz: Mr. World War 4 Tutors Giuliani
Mr. Bad Taste
When ‘Spinal Tap’ met Bruce Lee
At The Record, the columnists dominate
Rockrose in Another West Side Move—Buys 11th Avenue Building for $10 M.
Brrrrrr! SL Green Girds For Long Winter
Can Flatiron Ever Replace West Chelsea?
Some See Nepotism in Commentary’s New Editor Choice
Journal’s Top Editor May Need to Hold Off a Murdoch Favorite
Cunningham elected to State Senate
Van Drew ’08
Van Drew
In This Week’s Observer…
Fame and Obscurity at The New York Times
Malibu Is Up in Smoke—About Britney’s Paparazzi Problem! Ejected From Abode, Mel Gibson’s Wife Grouses
Ghana, Baby, Ghana: Rap Mogul Russell Simmons Honored by US Doctors for Africa
The Book of Ruth: Gourmet Editor Reichl Ferments Mysterious Novel At MacDowell Colony
Roll Over, Coco! French Filmmaker Goes Gaga for Chanel Legend Karl Lagerfeld
Apocalypse Cash Cow! Coppola Takes Doc About His Magnum Opus to DVD; Its Director Pouts
Theater Troupe Cries ‘Orwell!’ at Bloomberg’s Camera Plan
Caught in Shelfari’s Sticky Web: No More Friends, Please!
Epater Le Bébé!
Seeking home for Rebovich cats
Jackie, Oh!
Hey, Brokers: Don’t Fall in Love With a Banker
Libet Johnson Sells Meryl Streep’s Old Townhouse for $12.8 M.
$22.7 M. and All That Jazz—Marty Richards Lists River House Duplex One More Time
Incarcerated Finance Magnate Cushnie Unloads Nassau Street Condo for $1.3 M.
Enough of This Kravitz! Lenny’s Toilet Victim Splits 30 Crosby, Gets $6.2 M. for Loft
Events for Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Robert A.M. Stern, A Conservative in Manhattan
Self funding Republican takes on Turner in Mercer
Remains of the Day: Will Oldham, Jay-Z, Karl Lagerfeld
The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday
A Subway Series
War in Heaven: Hitchens Meets D’Souza on Home Turf
DiLascio says GOP left him
State Unveils Moynihan Station Plans
Elsewhere: Clinton, Thompson, Wrobleski
Mariska Hargitay Sells Penthouse to ‘Former Laotian Refugee’ for $5.1 M.
Plame Book Reveals Imperial Washington
Surprise! It’s an E-Waste Press Conference
Bush Clutches at a Middle East Legacy, But Too Late
Hillary Clinton Would Rethink Bush Power Grab
A Bonus for Teachers
The City’s Economy: Rumbles on the Horizon
REBNY Awards Are Legit
Loved the Manqués
Giuliani Delendus est
Wednesday, October 31st
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Wednesday, October 24th
Kidman: Urban Marriage Is Hard Work
Help—Mommy’s Bats!
Lumet Lights Up
The Bread of Affleck-tion
On a Cleere Day, You Can See Doris
Allen attacks Paulsen in pre-election public fight
Off-track
Just Shoot Me! Nihilism Crashes Lumet and Coen Bros.
Our Critic’s Tip Sheet On Current Reading: Week of October 29th, 2007
The Immigration Wedge
Doonesbury’s Trudeau: Topics Aren’t as Shocking as They Used to Be
From Hecht to Tarantino, a Screenwriter Unspools the Talents and Near-Talents
A Sympathetic Look at Grasso the Greedy
Patti Smith Rocks Rimbaud, Injures Elbow
Quinn and the Bright Side of Albany
Before They Make Her Run: Defending Bianca’s Rent-Stabilized Status
Unzipped Lagerfeld Not So Sexy
Liza and Higgins Reunite
Girl on Film: Saw, Again, Carell in Dan in Real Life, Clint Eastwood’s Spawn, and Bacon—Mmmm, Bacon
A Welcoming Dinner-Party Host, Updike Re-Serves His Life
Mr. DVD: Days of Heaven
Can New Page Six Site Beat Online Gossip Turks?
Design Bears Growl
Met Curator Lives in Neo-Georgian Splendor
The Stealth Sophisticate
At Benefit, Imus and Son Flip Reporters the Bird
Kerr-Plunk! Wheeldon’s Debut Falls Short of the Hype
Gay Obama Supporter on “Crappy” Obama Campaign
Gregory Burke’s Black Watch Brings Iraq War to Shattering Life
‘Preppy Murder’ Convict Robert Chambers in Drug Bust
Chocolate Gnocchi? Mustard Ice Cream? Ask for a Booster Seat!
Operation bid rig sentences
Adam Clayton Powell Urges Opposition to Spitzer’s MTA Pick
How Patricia Field ‘Experiences’ Sarah Jessica Parker’s Body
10 Questions: Using Technology to Kill the Soundbite
American Lawyer Publisher Moving to Silverstein’s 120 Broadway
Cheers’ Norm to Star in Hairspray
The Gillibrand Money Machine
Ortiz responds to Lyndhurst defections
Mortgage News Mania!
Peter Jackson: Gosling Got Too Fat
Like father, like son?
South Jersey wish list
On the Racks This Week: Ween, Neil Young, Alison Krauss
Britches and Hose
The Day in Gossip: George Clooney Boogies With Darjeeling Set; No Free Ride for J. Lo!
CBGB Will Become John Varvatos Boutique
Old School and Fire Scribes Make Change
Cadwalader’s Strange Visitors
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #5
Scorsese, DiCaprio Team Up for Shutter Island
The Round-Up: Tuesday
Eight Years in the White House: Hillary’s Dark Days Re-Examined
Analyzing Bill Keller Analyzing War and Peace
Hikind and Lazar Close to the Line
SL Green Sells 470 Park Avenue South for $157 M.
The Morning Read: Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Absentee ballots an issue in Atlantic County freeholder race
Baroni and Singh debate in Baroni’s hometown
Delegate competition
Cardinale in the field
Kean expected to make changes
It wil be fascinating to find out what DiLascio got for the $witch
Who is the most effective U.S. Senator for New Jersey, Frank Lautenberg or Bob Menendez
GOP sees Dem victory in 7th district Assembly race
Baroni opposes Hamilton referedum; Singh won’t say
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MIMS HACKETT
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Newspapers prefer Assembly to Senate
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Oink! Oink! Jersey City Judges
Gloucester County Times endorses Dem, GOP Freeholder candidates
Asbury Park Press endorses incumbents in 10th
What Mitt Romney Doesn’t Need: A Furious John McCain
Proof you don’t need big bucks to make a brilliant music video
Panter running mate says Jersey needs to entice business
Panter campaign fires back at O’Scanlon
Thank You, Archstone! Tishman Speyer’s Newest Buildings
Remains of the Day: Mona Lisa, Edna Turnblad, Steve Carell
The Afternoon Wrap: Monday
Events for October 23, 2007
We’re Not No. 1! California Housing Markets Best Our Metro Area
Elsewhere: Clinton, Bloomberg, Gillibrand
Obama hits Newark
Streep’s Daughter Coming to Broadway?
CBS Cancels Jackman’s Viva Laughlin
Koch on Spitzer, Driver’s Licenses
Expert: Courts Unlikely to Look Kindly on Dopp Tactic
Museums Truckle to Touchy Tykes, Get ‘Interactive’
Is Cancerous Growth of ‘Bands to Watch’ Killing Pop Music?
Young Jersey Boy to Leave Production
Hamptons Film Festival’s Freaky Friday
Richard Belzer Sniffles, Makes Coke Joke
Sound, Into the Wild Top Gotham Award Noms
Giuliani Advisor Doesn’t Like Giuliani Quote
Broker in Stuy Town, Win a Trip to Cabo!
Hikind, Taxpayers, Help an Almost-Candidate for Council
Manhattan Weekend Box Office: Yankee Dawdle! Gone Baby Gone Succeeds Despite Affleck’s Red Sox Fandom
Analyst Says Tech Blog is Affecting News Corp. Stock
Justice at Terminal 5: Two Sweaty Frenchmen and an Audience That Blows
Campbell’s bad campaign for EPA Administrator
Siegel Aside, the Public Advocate Field is Not Crowded
Murray Hill Corned-Beef Clash Could Go On All Night
Relgious Producer Likes Talk Radio, Not Hollywood
Amy Sacco Will Be Your ‘Lifestyle Director’
Everyone Wants Anthony Weiner to Marry a Nice Lady
That’s His Forte: ‘Sir Rocco’ To Join Manhattan Hotel Ruckus
Report: Manhattan Rents Drop (Yes, Drop)
Another misstep for Singh
Lyndhurst GOP, nearly all of them, switching parties
Values Voter Phillip Da Costa on Romney, Mormons
Housing Woes Spur Boom in City Collection Agencies
John Pirnat
On Language: In Albany, Joe Bruno is a Verb
Baroni asked Bush to save SCHIP last month; Teamsters head criticized Singh for attacks
Estabrook’s timing ticks off Pennacchio
Is Lydia Hearst Recycling Tuscan Tale?
O’Scanlon calls across the 12th district to Panter
These plants are no wallflowers
Fear and Loathing at the n+1 Party
10 Questions: Congressional Term Limits
Why Did Wiesel’s Night Fall Off the Bestseller List? Times Mulls New “Classics” Category
Verdi’s Macbeth to Open at Met Tonight
McCullough and Whelan to square off Thursday
Spitzer’s View on a Two-Tier License System
More Observer: Rudy Giuliani, Chung Seto
The Day in Gossip: S.A.T.C.’s Shooting Snafu! Anna Wintour Purses Lips!
Gosling Quits Lovely Bones Movie
Zut Alors! Cracks in European Housing Market
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #4
The Morning Read: Monday, October 22, 2007
The (Big) Round-Up: Monday
Murdoch: Journal Will Target General Audiences
SL Green to Release Third Quarter Results
Hoffa scheduled to fund-raise for assembly candidates
Television drama in the 12th district
The Week in DVR: Scrubs Returns, Kaya Debuts
Napolitani encounters a former student
Haines campaigns in Pemberton
Riley denies she’s controlled by Camden
Anne Evans Estabrook will challenge Frank Lautenberg in the 2008 U.S. Senate race
Stagehands Authorize Broadway Strike
Estabrook throws her hat in the ring
Prudential executive Gabriella Morris is the new Republican ELEC member
Gabriella Morris is the new Republican ELEC member
Van Pelt has the makings of a real back bencher
Oink! Oink! Alfred Steele
Courier News endorses challenger in Hunterdon Sheriff race
Do you think Jon Corzine will seek re-election to a second term?
Black Hole: Ethics Reform MIA
Gangs and violence and property taxes in the 11th district
Voters oppose income, sales tax hikes to fund property tax relief, says Lonegan poll
Villapiano walks the streets in Long Branch
Kean says it’s time for belt tightening
Abbott the distinguishing issue in this race
Candidates not from here up against Wall
Napolitani defends Abbott program
Democratic candidate discusses unity
Dave Rible campaigns in Wall takes a break from working the room at Octoberfest.
Courier-News endorses GOP challengers against Buono, Diegnan
Abury Park Press endorses Rosen and Rumpf for Assembly
Asbury Park Press endorses Connors for Senate
The Herald News supports public questions
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Rudolph in the Lions’ Den
Giants’ Three-Headed Sack Monster Strikes Again
Chung Seto on Hillary Story: Welcome to Chinatown, L.A. Times!
Rudy’s Debate Trick: Don’t Answer!
Before (and better than) ‘Gossip Girl’ and ‘The O.C.’
Monday, October 22, 2007
Asbury Park Press endorses Beck for Senate
Beck lands key endorsement in big state Senate contest
Control of two county governments at stake
DeAngelo on AFL-CIO and local endorsement of Baroni
Union brothers campaign for DeAngelo
District 14 Democrat argues in favor of stem cell funding
District 14 Republican on conservative group ads
Bushman opposes taxpayer-funded stem cell research
That coveted second seat in the 14th district
Men marching in masks, with guns
Part II: Men marching in masks, with guns
Press of Atlantic City endorses Van Drew for Senate
The big guns turn out for Ariyan
Menendez surprised but pleased on Hudson Dem peace treaty
Can Democrats beat Chris Smith in 2008?
Abigail Lily Grizzle
Lily Grizzle
The GOP & Climate Change
Peace in Hudson County: Healy and Stack make up
The Afternoon Wrap: Friday
Berman and Buruma Face Off in The New York Review of Books (UPDATE)
Ethan Hawke to Direct Things We Want
Deutsch: “I’ll Pick a Guy Like Roger Ailes Any Day of the Week.”
Events for October 20-22, 2007
Rudy to Face Tough Crowd at Religious Conference
Calling All ‘Hipsters’: Michael Cera Wants You
‘Subprime Language’ in Luxury Marketing
Eichenwald Did Not Inform Times Editor of Memory Problems
Podcast Picks: Mark Ronson’s ‘Authentic Shit’
Elsewhere: Blair, Bloomberg, Serrano
Halstead Cleans Up at REBNY Awards
Is Your Broker A Perv? Should It Matter?
Scary Bloomberg
Foer: TNR Will Launch New Web Site on Tuesday (UPDATE)
Silver in the Middle
Spitzer’s Two Tiers
Kelly Reads
Spitzer Sticks With the Plan
Julian Schnabel’s Pink Palazzo Snags Richard Gere
BBC Layoffs Postponed, Strike Averted (For Now)
Silent Treatment
Steele admits taking bribes
Whelan asks for state help in Atlantic City
Weekend TV
Frisky Sexual Freeloader Makes Hamptons Plans
Against All Enemies: Richard Clarke for Spitzer’s License Proposal
Nibot calls for investigation of Johnson
Rudy’s Family
NRA to back Bodine
Eichenwald Tells NPR His Epilepsy Causes Memory Loss
Kean likely to run unopposed
The Quinn Pulpit
Dishwasher-Donors for Clinton
New Jersey operative on trial in Massachusetts
Hiring: Scott Stringer, Unions
It’s time for Ortiz to deliver
The Day in Gossip: Jessica Seinfeld’s Recipe Caper! Ron Burkle Borrows!
Punchline at the Al Smith Dinner: Eliot Spitzer
Some Landlords: Bianca Jagger Evicted from Rent-Stabilized Apartment
The Morning Read: Friday, October 19, 2007
Chris Smith was 27 when he was elected to Congress 27 years ago
Clinton returns Christy Davis Jackson’s money
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #3
The Round-Up: Friday
‘Strange’ to Open on Broadway
Ebert to Be Honored at Gotham Awards
Village Voice Executives Arrested in Phoenix
Steele in court today
”Quiet, kid,”
Press of Atlantic City endorses Polistina and Spellman for Assembly
Which daily newspaper is providing the best coverage of key State Senate and Assembly campaigns?
Maybe that’s why John Molinelli didn’t see a problem with his vacation in Italy
Oink! Oink! Terence Wall
JOE CONIGLIO
TOM MORAN
ATLANTIC CITY
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Yanks Make a Half-Hearted Offer, Torre Era Ends
Next Up for the 2008 Republicans …
The great American export–depression!
In The Shadow of Atlantic Yards
Events for October 18, 2007
CMJ Guide for October 19, 2007: Coheed & Cambria, MSTRKRFT, Spank Rock
Dow Jones CEO on WSJ.com Paywall
Elsewhere: Clinton, Cuomo, Peet
Benicio, Halle, Cate Kick Off 2007 ‘Quality’ Movie Season Early
Yankees Fail to Reach Deal With Torre, Say It’s ‘Time to Move Forward’
Smith undaunted by his 15th opponent
Cushman & Wakefield to Broker Freedom Tower
Side by side across the divide
Haggerty Has Another Run at Maltese and Co.
Kristian Laliberte Responds!
Schneiderman on Prisoner-Counting
The Walkmen Drink Less, Play Well at CMJ
Will Red Hook Stay or Go?
Shott On Location: The Ice Men Cometh (Wielding Sticks! And Foamy Lattes!) At Midtown N.H.L. Shop
The Afternoon Wrap: Thursday
Brooke Shields Likes Hillary’s ‘Versatility’
Joey Bishop, 89, Last of the Rat Pack
Spitzer’s Winter Fund-Raising
Dems Play the Prison Redistricting Card
Hello, Dolly?
Hot Tickets: Pygmalion, Nada Surf, Neil Young
Trading body blows three weeks out
12th district money scrum leaves GOP in neighboring Assembly races feeling charged up
Guardian America Sets Launch Date For This Tuesday
Murdoch: Killing Times Would be Nice
At Springsteen After-Party, Comparisons to Dylan, Stones
Actress Deborah Kerr Dies at 86
Congestion Pricing Trick or Treat
10 Questions: Sander Hicks
n+1 Goes to College
Education Blogs React to Merit Pay Program
Wall Street Bonus Season: Retailers Ask, How Big?
Scenes from 250 Broadway
What a difference a decade makes
Monserrate Considers Challenging Sabini
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #2
Sheekey on Bloomberg-Style Campaign Finance
The Round-Up: Thursday
Experts Question Lauder’s Documentation for Artworks
The Morning Read: Thursday, October 18, 2007
The Day in Gossip: Affleck Flees Film! Spike Lee’s No Norma Rae!
Xanadu Duo to Develop To Die For Musical
Mailer draws Levinson’s ire
How’s this for irony?
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Bodine comes to fight in 8th district debate
Frank Pallone
DAVID REBOVICH
Who should the Atlantic City Council pick to replace Bob Levy as Mayor?
Home News Tribune endorses Phillips for Mayor
Press of Atlantic City endorses Rosen and Rumpf for Assembly
Oink! Oink! Moshe Gahar
CARLA KATZ
ATLANTIC CITY
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Gov. Deval Patrick, Clinton Alumnus, Endorses Obama
A book on neuroscience that’s impossible to put down (it’s true!)
10 Questions
Callaway allies considered for Atlantic City Mayor
The Past’s Future of New York
The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday
Common Sense America
Elsewhere: Bloomberg, Spitzer, Sheekey
Happy B-Day, Chelsea Market!
Remains of the Day: Mailer, Midler, Bluetooths, and Sexy Robots
Moet-Hennessy Seeks ‘Next Black Master’
The Achilles’ Heel of Congestion Pricing?
Events for October 18, 2007
Another Putin Pal—Patriots Owner Robert Kraft—Buys in The Plaza
CMJ Guide for October 18, 2007: Spoon, Islands, and Le Castle Vania
New York Times Ed Board Gets All Bloggy
White Powder Found at 250 Broadway, Police Investigating
Analyst: “Sulzberger Won’t be Losing Sleep” over Morgan Stanley’s Sale of Times Company Shares
The Meaning of a Massachusetts Special Election
Donald Trump’s Daily Piece of Advice #1
An Ode to Debbie Harry
Tsongas Wins, But Not Convincingly
Media-Socialites (Medialites?) Stack New Eating Club
So Is Construction Booming or Slowing?
Torricelli on Clinton & Iran
Merrill Lynch Still Mulling ‘Not Attractive’ Hotel Pennsylvania Site
Corzine will put another Republican on election commission
ELEC director defends the process, admits it’s new
Alagna Returns to MET Opera After Milan Uproar
Whelan attacks McCullough on donations
CBGB and MVD Will Release Live CDs
Sweet Jesus: Cavallaros Chocolate Jesus Returns to Chelsea Gallery
CNBC’s Fast Money Races West
Think Big and Kick Ass! Grrr!
Greenstein gets rescue funds
Sheekey Qualifies Bloomberg Denials
The Removal of Debbie Almontaser?
After Fine, Palma Will Reject Matching Funds
Tech Problems
More Rumors for Schnabel’s Village Palazzo
Home News Tribune endorses Linda Greenstein and Adam Bushman for State Assembly
Home News Tribune endorses Bob Smith for Senate
Gloucester County Times endorses Hogan for County Clerk
Gloucester County Times endorses Gilson for Surrogate
Report: Norman Mailer in Critical Care at Mount Sinai, Recovering From Surgery (UPDATE)
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Paul Johnson-Calderon No Longer Kristian Laliberte’s Frenemy
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Press of Atlantic City endorses Levinson for County Executive
Broadway Makes Final Offer to Stagehand Union
Press of Atlantic City endorses Connors for Senate
Newspaper endorses Greenstein and Bushman
50K for Atlantic Yards Opponents
Watching A Republican Debate
Jeff Klein on Spitzer Driver’s License Proposal: Maybe
David Rebovich is laid to rest
HOLD ME ACCOUNTABLE
In the Observer: Hillary, Eliot, Rupert
After two years shepherding New Jersey’s economic future, will Gary Rose he held accountable?
Karen Arikian Named Hamptons Festival Director
The Round-Up: Wednesday
MUST READ….TOM MORAN
In the war on corruption, when does Anne Milgram get called to active duty?
The Day in Gossip: Francis Coppola’s Sour Sass! Ivana Trump’s New Rock!
Greenstein anticipates receiving rescue funds, but ELEC won’t confirm
The Morning Read: Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Hazel Gluck’s possible conflicts
Democrats control ELEC
ELEC?
GOP poll has Somerset Freeholder candidates tied
Ex-Florio, Torricelli aide looking to run against Smith
Ferguson has 3:1 cash advantage over Stender
Governor and ex in different ’08 camps
For DeCroce, a GOP loss could mean a challenge from Biondi
Punditry isn’t easy
Oink! Oink! Vernon Hill
Is Sobel mulling a U.S. Senate bid?
Who wins a race for United States Senate between incumbent Frank Lautenberg and Ambassador Clifford Sobel?
Poll
Eighteen years later, Villapiano still being held accountable for Florio
Governor’s Race 2009
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VERNON W. HILL II
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In New Jersey, Clinton and Giuliani remain way ahead
Bad News Bears
Murdoch To Times: I Will Bury You! Keller Bristles
Rudy’s Doin’ It!
The coolest things on the planet, all in one place
Poe’s Mysterious Death: The Plot Thickens!
Feats of Olympia: Actress Dukakis, Lightly Roasted at National Arts Club, Shills For Hill
Dipping Our Hand Into a Greasy Tub of Cisco: Mischa’s Ex Takes Manhattan, Escorts Hearst
Milking John Malkovich: Dreamy, Natty Klimt Actor Cleans Up Plate of Spätzle; Muses on Modern Times
Lycée Students Say: Au Revoir, Mon Maddox! It’s Shortest Semester Ever for Movie-Star Spawn
Barbar-hella! Robert Rodriguez Is Fonda of Rose McGowan in Queen of the Galaxy Role, But Universal Winces
American Idol Creator Wins Two Plaza Condos for $19.4 M.
East Village Embodiment Parker Posey Selling Co-Op for $1.17 M.
It Pays to Peeve Putin! Ex-Yukos CEO Theede Buys in Plaza for $7.9 M.
Sold! When 740 Park Isn’t Enough: Courtney Sale Ross’ Family Buys $7.2 M. SoHo Penthouse
News Corp. Signs On With Related’s Rail Yards Bid
Hegemonic Carlyle Group Buys Two Small Meatpacking Buildings
Skyscraper Sales—They’re Ba-ack! Deutsche Bank’s Former HQ is Latest
In This Week’s Observer…
Zuckerman Zipping Up First Lease at New Midtown Tower
Richard Brodsky, Public Hearing Advocate
It Begins: Titans Bid On Western Rail Yards
Troopergate Makes a Slow Fund-Raising Season for Spitzer
On Bond Street in the 70’s
Nosh In My Backyard! Veteran Deli Eyes Newcomer
Remains of the Day: CMJ, James Murphy, Judd Apatow, Booker Prize
Elsewhere: Spitzer, Bloomberg, Giuliani
What Less Than a Million Will Get You
The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday
Events for October 17, 2007
John McDonald, 38, Pushes 44
CMJ Guide For October 17, 2007: Deerhunter, The Walkmen, A-Trak [UPDATED]
Speech! Speech! Michael Bloomberg Doles Out Art Awards.
Bloomberg Says Spitzer Was Teething
GOP poll: District 2 Senate race a dead heat
Report: Home Construction Spending to Slow
Jonathan Lethem Selects: This Sporting Life
Parks scandal gives Dems a shot in Somerset
Dinner Is for Suckers
Hillary Leads The Pack
Generous De Generes Cries for Confiscated Canine
Pay for Play at City Hall
Mark Lilla Replies
Congestion Pricing: A Good Return on Investment
Once Again, You Pick Up the Tab
Romney Can’t Believe He’s Losing to These Guys
Where’s the Outrage for Stevens?
Seabrook’s Desk
The (Small) Anti-Hillary Dissent in Brooklyn
Out With the Old, In With the New at MOMA
Aniston Wants to Move to New York
A People Out of Control of Our Own Destiny
Home Prices Up on Long Island
Rudy Says He’s Prepared For Alien Attack
Neil Young Adds Fifth and Final N.Y.C. Date
Legacy of Ashes Author Tim Weiner Will Write Two More Books on National Security
Environmental group endorses Payne for Senate
Steven Goldstein
Yassky on Hillary’s Brooklyn Visit
Donna Karan, Natasha Richardson Get Bit By Africa Bug
Goldstein welcomes opposition to New Jersey
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A Fly Girl Goes Pop Tart
Kiss Me, Cate!
Bring on the War Films! Doc Offers Peek at Iraqi Resistance
Sean Kean
Bill Baroni
Clay Aiken to Make Broadway Debut in Spamalot
Sophocles’ Electra, Alive and Well After 2,000 Years
GOP state Senate candidates hardcore McCain backers
Joaquin and Talking
Bravo, Benicio!
Reese Witherspoon Escapes the Perky Curse
Maira Kalman’s New York: Goethe Rides the F Train
Blushing, Once a Virtue, Now a Symptom
A Per Se Waiter’s Memoir: No Blood on the Plate
Our Critic’s Tip Sheet On Current Reading: Week of October 22nd, 2007
The Strand’s 80th Anniversary Best-Seller List
The Last Coffee Shop
’90s Boy Grows Up
The Enron of the Art World?
Hey, Middle-Aged Men! Think Twice About That Eye Lift, Lest You Resemble Power Lesbians
Seabrook: CFB ‘Lazy Asses’
Aaron Sorkin Gets Standing-O At Farnsworth Invention Preview
Democratic Money Pit Moves Right
Shaping Up for a “Thrilla” Over Gansevoort
Sen. Barack Obama campaigns in New Jersey last year for Sen. Bob Menendez
Nibot criticizes Weinberg for holding a grudge
Silverstein Gets Another for 7 WTC
Donald Trump Giving Out Free Money Outside 5th Ave. Barnes & Noble
Obama campaign gets organized in New Jersey
Poor Burkle! The Billionaire Takes Out $12 M. Mortgage
The campaign police
Massive 770 Park Duplex Loses Dem Fund-Raiser, Gains A Romney Fan
ELEC waits on rescue money ruling
Hillary Sells Steel Magnolias Feminism
Shark Tales, Gifts for Gods and Threads of Splendor at the Met
Major Owens Endorses Barack Obama
Molinari Worried About N.Y. Republicans, Catsimatidis
Rangel Unimpressed With Obama’s Offense
Ross: Internet Revives Classical Music
New Music Releases: October 16, 2007
Fred Thompson’s Anti-Rudy Talk in NYC
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
CMJ Guide For the Jaded
Pelosi backs Adler
Your Dinner Party, Sans Dishes, With Strangers!
Bloomberg and Gallet
The Round-Up: Tuesday
Sparky in the Dark: It’s Schulz’s Life, Charlie Brown
CHARLES STILE
The Morning Read: Tuesday, October 16, 2007
NBC Orders Conan O’Brien Pilot
The Day in Gossip: Lauren ‘Biker’ Bush? Gillian Hearst-Shaw’s Dangerous Nuptials!
DSC reminds voters of Bush
For Fox Business, Big Government Is Enemy Number One
Who wins the 8th district State Senate race between Democrat Francis Bodine and Republican Philip Haines?
Coming from the outside, Brown plays in 14th district race
We want to get to know you
Singh on long-term care
Greenstein goes door to door
Baroni says state can’t afford stem cell research
Singh argues New Jersey should invest in stem cell research
The Norcross Plan could help Dems pickup another Senate seat
Max Pizarro Video Blog
Baroni on long-term care
Max Pizarro
Albert Merck
Oink! Oink! Dawn Zimmer
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ATLANTIC CITY
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Hillary Hits Williamsburg but Skips the Clams
Gore for Prez? Silly While Obama’s Around
The fired-up American balladeer who isn’t Bruce Springsteen
Lost Jay McInerney Story to be Published on Fiction Web Site
Video: Soap Star Eileen Fulton’s New East Side Apartment
Pool and politics
Events for October 16, 2007
Culture Roundup: October 15, 2007
Elsewhere: Bloomberg, Clinton, Lopez
Hillary in Williamsburg
The Afternoon Wrap: Monday
Some Republicans grumble about Garrett
Queens Home Prices, Sales Decline
Bogota Mayor Steve Lonegan is a likely candidate for the 2009 GOP nomination for Governor
Nadler: Hillary ‘Exactly Right’ on Iran
Will immigration flap affect Lonegan’s chances in ’09?
CMJ Guide For the Jaded: What to See on Oct. 16
The (Reduced) Return of Jezebel James
Marty Golden and a Hint of Bloomberg (Updated/Corrected)
Rudy Ally on Everyone Changing Their Minds on Issues
Whither Bono?
Marisa Tomei to Star In New Eno Play
FBN to Eat CNBC’s Lunch—After Running Its Ads
Hillary’s Woman Tour
Mayoral candidate disses Abbott
A civics lesson for Scott Garrett
Tyler Perry Overruled, While Control Remains an Unknown Pleasure
Kiki & Herb Tickets On Sale Today
Dick Dadey on City Council Ads and Tax Dollars
Mike Nelson Responds to Citizens Union
Fewer Subprime Mortgages, Yes, But We’re No L.A.
Report: Imus To Return to Radio, Via WABC
If You’ve Got News, Howard Kurtz Will Break it, Part Two
Housing Slump Could Slam G.O.P. Candidates
Hillary Aide: Terrorist Designation Doesn’t Authorize War in Iran
Gennaro Reaction: Publicly Paid Ads Not Political
Reaction to Kelly for Mayor
An Argument for Spitzer’s License Proposal
Led Zeppelin Releases Catalogue Online
Murdoch and Newhouse Battle for West Side
Theater Previews: The Farnsworth Invention
New York Magazine on Gawker, Nick Denton on New York Magazine
News Corp Joins Related in Hudson Yards Bid
City Council Self-Promotion
Silverstein Selects Stern for 99 Church
The (Big) Round-Up: Monday
