Mets Get a Bad Deal for Milledge
The Expert: Curse of the Reality Show Romance
Arthur Sulzberger, You're a Genius!
John Reiss On Joining MSNBC's Hardball
Events for December 1 – 3, 2007
Gawker Seeks New Managing Editor
The Afternoon Wrap: Friday
Conservative Group Threatens to Sue CNN Over Campaign Piece
Remains of the Day: David Byrne, Michael Jackson, Jim Daly
Elsewhere: Giuliani, Spitzer, Squadron [updated]
Dive Bar Siberia to Re-Open
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Durst Borrows $300 M. for Bank of America Tower
Barney Rosset House, Where Mailer Partied With Lennon, Sells for $12 M.
Book Tours on the Decline, YouTube Takes Over Marketing
Choire Sicha and Emily Gould to Leave Gawker
Vornado's Tower is Times' Gain
Tube Surfing: The Raveonettes "Dead Sound"
California Thumps New York (Or: Hello, Cleveland! You're Cheap!)
Shia LaBeouf to Play Tough-Guy Rapper?
Report: Hostages Taken at Clinton's N.H. Campaign Office
Ranking Writers' Level of Greatness
Early State Polls: Good News for Obama and Huckabee
Hollywood Break-up Leads to Major Christie's Auction
A Lawmaker and His Lobbyist Brother
Underground Railroad Home Saved
ABC News and Writers' Guild Reach Agreement
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Met's Costume Gala to Get Hollywood Treatment
New Yorker: Cuomo "May as Well Have Announced His Candidacy for Governor"
Keller Speaks on Newspaper Crisis
Obama Treats Bloomberg, Avella Pans Eminent Domain
Lindsay Lohan: 'See Me Eat Cranberry Sauce!'
Vornado's Loss on Port Authority Tower Is Bus Riders' Gain
Cramer to Stay at CNBC
We Hate to Ask, But…
CAMPAIGN ’08
Army reservist puts his name in the Ocean County congressional mix
MSNBC's Scarborough: 'Don't Tell me CNN Didn't Know' About Debate Questioner's Hillary Ties
Clinton Campaign Attacks 'Misleading' Obama Health Care Ad
Ellen Barkin Responds to Ron Perelman's Suit
Yet More on Hillary and the Media
The Day in Gossip: Madonna Dyes Sheep for Vogue; Suri's New Louboutins!
What Do Septembers Teach Us About Manhattan Housing?
Giuliani Team Defends Spending Practices, Not Billing Habits
Porn Queen Turns 'Whorehouse' Into Pourhouse
The Round-Up: Friday
Gotbaum TV: Episode III
Conan O'Brien Pays Staff During Strike
Spitzer Aide Marty Mack Clear to Be Clinton Delegate
Writers Reject Producers' Offer
New Museum Opens Tomorrow
Not Your Manhattan Doorman! In Brooklyn, It's 'None of That Starched-Collar, Standing-on-Attention Stuff'
In Search of an Obama-Clinton Debate in Harlem
The Morning Read: Friday, November 30, 2007
Obama at the Apollo, Bill Clinton and Iraq
Obama, Celeb Supporters, Upstage 'White Lady' Hillary in Harlem
Goodbye, Mr. Big! The End of the Affair
In case you forgot about it — there’s a U.S. Senate race next year too
Can Bill Gormley’s night become New Jersey’s version of the Al Smith Dinner?
ROUND TWO! Who is the strongest Republican candidate for Conrgess for Jim Saxton’s third district seat?
State Sen.-elect Jeff Van Drew met with DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen yesterday to talk about the 2nd district House race
Pablo test
DCCC Chairman backs Adler and Stender, courts Van Drew
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Adler and Stender up front, Van Drew in the background
New Creem Retrospective Outrages Magazine's Alums
With Allen out, Myers emerges in Burlington as possible uniter
With Allen out and a war still raging, Myers emerges in Burlington
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Adler and Stender up front, Van Drew in the background
Adler and Stender up front, Van Drew in the background
Drea de Matteo Gives Birth to Baby Girl
Events for Friday, November 30, 2007
Lieber Says, 'Call Me'
At Calvin Klein Party, Lance and Ashley Play Hide, No Seek, Maggie Teaches Julianne a 'Trick'
Giant Game Plan: Stop Devin Hester
Elsewhere: Kelly, Felder, Koch
Bill Clinton, Secret War Opponent
Katie Holmes' New Hairdo Reminds Us of Something …
The Afternoon Wrap: Thursday
Wish Iman a Star! Feeling Safe Is 'State-of-Mind'
Today in National Polls: Top Three Dems Tied in Iowa
Times' T Magazine Web Site is Born
The Vallone Empire Branches Out
Beacon Press Acquires Book About Corruption in Medical Industry; New Yorker to Excerpt
Spitzer Spokesman: "All Spending Programs Are on the Table"
About Last Night: CNN Apologizes for Hillary-Linked Questioner
Hot Tickets: Farnsworth Invention, Magnetic Fields, Aretha Franklin
Wake Up Call
Rudy May No Longer Be G.O.P.'s "Big Baseball Fan"
Congressional Challenger Recchia Fined for Council Campaign
Zach Braff ('B-R-A-F-F') Closes on $3.2 M. Tom O'Horgan Pad
GQ Crowns 'Men of the Year'!
A Kennedy for Clinton, No Mills Against John Hall
Johnny Depp Afraid of Shaving Cream, Sober Karaoke
Saxton says he’s not endorsing now, and asks the GOP to unite behind one candidate
Rep. Jim Saxton will retire next year after 24 years in Congress
Hotelier Predicts 'A Lot of Pain' From Room Boom
Resignations Over Columbia Harlem Expansion
Scientist Reveals Pollocks Are Fake
Lessing Unable to Attend Nobel Ceremony
Broadway Opening Nights Rescheduled
Wikinomics Author Sells Another Book About Mass Collaboration to Portfolio
Whitman enters race for Congress
Glenn Beck's Book To Hit #1
Short-Term Job: Washington Post Film Critic
Brooke Shields: Lipstick Jungle Empowers Driven Dames
Vanity Fair Does Spitzer
Holy Bowery! Lot Doubles Price in One Year
Weprin's C.O.S. Departs, May Run for His Seat
Dems Quash CBS Debate
Markowitz at Quinn/Sharpton Conference: Require Anti-Hate Field Trips
Another Depature for Portfolio
Whole Foods Held Up by Whole Lot of Red Tape
Style Blog Smells Fish at Barneys
Somehow, Rudy Loses a Baseball Argument to Mitt Romney
CNN Tries Hard to Focus on the Issues, Fails
Diane Allen won’t run for Congress
Allen drops bid for Congress
Giuliani: I Made Government More Accountable
The Day in Gossip: Penelope Cruz's Night Out; Imus to 'Settle Scores'!
More on Times Layoffs
Clinton and Mondale, Hagel at CFR
The Round-Up: Thursday
Joy Division Film Controls British Indie Awards
Assemblyman Mike Doherty returned a pro-business PAC contribution because the group gave to pro-labor Democrats
HBO to Make Bonds Biopic
Hagel at CFR: Would Consider Running on Dem Ticket, Calls Hillary 'Capable'
Schundler won’t seek Ferguson seat
Doherty returns campaign contribution from business PAC
The Morning Read: Thursday, November 29, 2007
Strike is Over! Broadway Lights Up Tonight
Carrion Does Not Insult George W. Bush
Brennan: Spitzer Will Delay CFE Funding, Seek $1 Billion in Healthcare Cuts
Marriage Equality wants vote in 2008, not during ’07 lame duck
WHAT WOULD JESUS DO?
DeCroce household split on presidential pick
BORED WITH THE 7TH? Who is the strongest Republican candidate for Congress in the 3rd district?
Musical chairs
Nov. 29, 2007
Gov. Jon Corzine
Gov. Jon Corzine endorses Hillary Clinton for President last April
Corzine says he hasn’t decided on ’09, but won’t go back to Washington
Corzine: the end of the word is not at hand
Corzine touts his accomplishments
With contrasting war story, Corzine stands by Clinton
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Rudy at the CNN/YouTube Debate
Tim Gunn's Flight from Fear
Inevitable Hillary and the Mondale Express
All for Santana
Christie on NJN
Peruse people’s most intimate moments
Events for Thursday, November 29, 2007
Elsewhere: Gillibrand, Smith, Giuliani
Mr. DVD: The Waitress and the Sweet (and Hopeful) Side of Sex, Adultery and Gluttony
Remains of the Day: Emile Hirsch, Birdie Clark, Morrissey
Civics Let Some Ads In at Moynihan
Storm Out as Early Show Anchor?
The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday
Midtown South Graduates
Sundance Line-Up Full of Dark Comedies, Rookies
CNBC to Amp Up Real-Estate Coverage
Pearlstine Hearts Fitzgerald
Art Critic Digs Village Pit–But What About The Landlord?
Kaye Makes the Case for Judicial Raises
Sufjan Show Cancelled Tonight
REBNY: 'The Trough Is Coming'
Stella McCartney Takes Top Fashion Award in London
Ben: Giuliani Charged Hamptons Travel to City
Met Director Considers Rutelli, "Stolen" Antiquities
Superflab! Seth Rogen Spandex-Ready?
NBC's Matthews, Fox's Wallace: We'll Go Back on Imus
At French Fête, Uma Thurman Gives Cold Shoulder, James Ivory Falls in Love
Obama's Gibbs on Embracing Clinton's Criticism
Crump’s ex-Chief of Staff indicted
Debates, Charity, NASCAR
Times Announces Layoffs, Enforcement of Hiring Freeze
Stern on Listening to Imus: 'You'll Die'
Chevy Chase Remembers Smooching Leonard Bernstein
The Transom in This Week's Observer…
New Co-op for The Morgan's New Director
Civil Service Bling
Today in National Polls: Clinton Beats Giuliani in Florida
Times Follows in Salon's Wake
Are Green Buildings the New Central Air?
Cuomo Joins Environmental Lawsuit Against Feds
Lance needs to quickly get political
The Day in Gossip: Lindsay Lohan Drinks; Calvin Klein's Pink Ooze!
The Round-Up: Wednesday
Opera On Demand
WGA 'Appalled' at Carson Daly
Soares Talks About His Opposition to Drug Laws at Fundraiser
On Facebook, Bloomberg Advisor Sheekey Leaves N.Y. for D.C.
In the Observer: Obama, Javits, Knicks Hell
The Morning Read: Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Presidential preferences don’t affect June primaries
Do contributions to the other side really matter in a primary?
ROUND FIVE! Who is the strongest Republican candidate for Congress in the 7th district?
Sordillo positions himself as candidate with relevant international business experience
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We Could Always Move to Philly
Obama, In Swipe, Refutes Clinton On Experience
Life in Knicks Hell
Time to Raze the Knicks and Start Again
No Rock of Love as Gents Try to Creem Each Other
Hemmer Time
‘Nothing Scandalous,’ but $50 M. Kress Penthouse at 1020 Fifth Yanked Off the Market
Merrill Lynch President Ahmass Fakahany Sells One of His Little Italy Co-ops for $3 M.
Cerebral Character Actor Tim Blake Nelson Sells Riverside Co-op for $5.25 M.
Empty House! Olsen Twins List Morton Square Penthouse (Again) for $11.9 M.
My, What a Big Spire—Durst’s One Bryant Park to Become City’s Second-Tallest Building
Brrrr! Chilly Winter Ending Otherwise Sunny Commercial Year
Silverstein Brings Back the Billion-Dollar Building Buy
Javits Center Expansion: It May Just Be Renovations
The ultimate free music library
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Waiter, There’s a McFly in My Soup! Actor-Director-Maniac Crispin Discusses Disabled, Dickies, Taxes
The Costume of the Country: Starry-Eyed Seamstress Feted at Joan Rivers’ Fifth Avenue Digs
O Strike Captain, My Strike Captain! W.G.A. Operative Spills Secrets of the Picket Line
Reheated Curry: Ex-Morgan Stanley Banker Spicing Things Up in L.A. Courthouse
Events for Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Sunday Times Gets Bloggy With an Extra Op-Ed Page
Mark Halperin’s New Book Does ‘Penance’ for Old Column
Belly Up! Old Hemingway Haunt Chumley’s Could Reopen by Spring
This Time, It’s Really Goodbye
Judge’s ruling enables Lacy to make a statement
John Edwards Bashes 'Big Media Conglomerates' at N.Y.C. Strike Rally
Defense contractor could be Saxton’s handpicked successor
Moby Pretends He's Just Some Guy Who Wants You To See His Little Rock Show
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Elsewhere: Treadwell, Mills, Atlantic Yards
Atlantic Yards Ombudsman Looks Forward to Hearing from You
The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday
Remains of the Day: Young Frankenstein, Oliver Sacks, Radiohead
Fortune.com Relaunches
Keith Wright Gets His Way on Harlem's Victoria Theater
What’s the Rush, Rushdie?
Sidewalk Cops Confront Bobo Brooklyn's Sandwich Board Epidemic
Brooklyn Borough President Candidate Barron on "Fat Cat" Developers
$9 M. Mortgage at Fifteen Central Park West
'Bama Can You Hear Me? Babs Goes Funny For Hillary After All
The Glorious Pierre Duplex Floorplan: Wet Bar, Wood, 31 Closets
Dow Jones Snubbed Its Old Landlord
Source: Nine Bidders Were After Kennedy Book
Lance will run for Congress
Brookfield’s Ric Clark: ‘Once in a Century’ Chance on West Side
Insatiable Istithmar Plays High-Low in New York City
Mailer Defeats Lindsay
Laura Linney Works Like a Brit! But Without the TV Mystery and Costume Drama Parts
PETA Responds
'Discovery Times' Discovers True Crime
Regan vs. Rudy
Bush’s ‘Grown-Up’ Summit Highlights Middle East Failure
Time to Break Up Dolan’s Garden Party
The Low Crime Legacy
Reagan Changed, Rudy and Mitt Just Flipped
Departing Simon & Schuster C.E.O. Jack Romanos: My Successor Will Not 'Tear the Company Apart'
Rail Yards Week One: Spitzer Drops By
Clinton Supporter Has Gentle Reminder for Maxed-Out Donors
Murdoch to Sell Ottaway Papers
Giuliani on Iraq, Streisand on Clinton
Chelsea Hotel Manager Quits MySpace
Details Now Eats Hot Wings, Digs Football
Spitzer: Assembly Dems Are Like Family
Ocean County Republicans prepare to field their own candidate for congress
Hatfield considers congressional bid
Russert Goes Berserk as Clinton Snuffs Archives
"Stop the Madrassa" Says It Has Been Defamed
Today in National Polls: Clinton and Obama Tied in Iowa
DCCC will endorse Adler, Stender
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Director Todd Haynes Dishes on Dylan
Saturday, December 1st
Journal Aims to Bulk Up Campaign Coverage
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I'm Not There, Juno, Diving Bell Get in the Spirit
Kids Today!
Crack Plummer
Nothing Primitive About These Savages: Drama of Dad’s Dementia
Lacy sues Paulsen and others over party’s financial records
Spitzer Takes Questions From Assembly Dems
Barneys’ Green Glass
Comptroller Thompson's City Council Candidate
Pour One Out for The Hulk
Giuliani aide discusses call for McCain withdrawal
How Ruhlman Saved My Thumb (And Your Veal Stock)
Is New York City Family-Friendly Enough?
A Star at Knopf Makes Magic in the Kitchen
Merman’s Monumental Career: Everything Came Up Roses
How Studio Stars Got Their Twinkle
Sara Vilkomerson’s Guide to This Week’s Movies: It’s All Greek to Me!
Our Critic’s Tip Sheet On Current Reading: Week of December 3rd, 2007
The Worst Hamlet Since Churchill’s
Obama Talks Foreign Policy "Openness" in N.H.
The Tapestries Are Back!
The Mill and the Flaws
Evolution of the Playwright
Manhattan Apartment Building Prices Hit Record High
Brooke Astor's Only Son Faces Criminal Charges
Fake New York Sets Revealed for Watchmen
Peter Biondi says he might run for Congress
Lydia Hearst: 'Support My Bags'
Inside the Latenight Broadway Strike Talks
Teacher's Union President Criticizes D.O.E.'s New Plan
John Lennon Video Collection to be Released Digitally
Obama's Grunwald
Tube Surfing: White Stripes "Conquest"
City Ballet, Opera Come to Terms on Stage Changes
Ruffalo to Star in Scorsese's Shutter Island
The Goomba Who Came to Dinner
Reagan's Victory, Romney's Record
The Day in Gossip: Jerry Seinfeld's 'Career is Over'; Lindsay Lohan Goes Shopping!
Broadway Strike Talks Break Down Again
The Round-Up: Tuesday
The Most Popular Publicist in New York
The Morning Read: Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Bateman won’t run for Congress, but Biondi might
Even though we’re a family website….
The Week in Music: Arctic Monkeys Manque, Rumble Strips, Makes Some Noise; A Timberlake Christmas
Menendez on Latin America junket
New Republicans in Bergen County
ROUND FOUR! Who is the strongest Republican candidate for Congress in the 7th district?
Manville Mayor Angelo Corradino lost his bid for re-election to a fifth term
From asbestos factory to Wal-Mart: the journey of Angelo Corradino and Manville
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Christie & Associates Media Relations
A Bad Fight for Mitt Romney
Reagan's Not-So-Coded Appeal
Columbia Plan Tips Residential
The funny (really) side of teen pregnancy
Times Bags New Political Writer
Events for Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Elsewhere: Clintons, Tedisco, Mailer
Remains of the Day: Kevin Dubrow, Ian McEwan, Julian Schnabel
Obama on Experience, the Clinton 'Brand'
The Afternoon Wrap: Monday
Fox News vs. Fred Thompson: The Rift Explained?
The Way They Were
Weprin: City Council May Still Tweak Term Limits Law [Updated]
The Saddest Strike Story in Town
Regina Myer Moves to Brooklyn
Politico Falls For "Pro-Hillary" Hoax
'Bollinger Dollars,' 'Personal Vindictive' at Columbia Vote
Christian Curry in Court Again, For 'Criminal Threat'
Cruise Family Tries Private Spice Jam
Obama’s N.H. Swing: The Clinton ‘Brand,’ Human Rights, Growing Up in a Muslim Country
Sightings: Clinton Kelly @ Design Within Reach
Statewide Official Makes Nice With Assembly Dems in Brooklyn
Oprah Winfrey Smooths Abuse Wrinkle in South Africa
Rather Interesting
Democrats pile on criticism of Christie
As ex-Governor’s daughter, Whitman seeks no special treatment
Obama Campaign Responds to Clinton's Attack on P.A.C. Use
Conservative ex-wrestler weighs bid for Ferguson seat
Planning Commission Approves Columbia Expansion
Brookfield's Ric Clark: 'Once in a Century' Chance on the West Side
Nicole Kidman Fights Violence Against Women at U.N.
Manhattan Weekend Box Office: Enchanted, Sure! But Not With Kiddie Fare
Congressional Candidate Raises Money to Unseat "Last City Conservative"
Hunger Relief, Celebrity Stumping
L.A. Fires Leave Matt McConaughey Blazing, Chili Pepper Cold
Murdoch: 'Nobody at Sky Listens to Me'
Obama: I'm Not Interested in Talking About Race in the Abstract
Spitzer and Appointee on Judicial Pay
Gilmore prepares for private life, but won’t rule out challenge to Smith
Brad Abelow slammed the Asbury Park Press for using a “manipulated image” of Jon Corzine on the front page of Sunday’s edition
Giuliani Admires the New England Patriots Too
Shorter O.E.D. an 'Open-Air Menagerie'?
Abelow rebukes Asbury Park Press over Corzine photo
Louis Vuitton: 'I'm Sorry'
An End in Sight to the Writers Strike?
Clinton Campaign: Obama's Not So Pure Either
Hunterdon Freeholder-elect Will Mennen, the heir to a deoderant fortune, says he’s leaning toward a congressional bid
Sense from The Times (!)
Mennen strongly leaning toward getting in the race
Giuliani/Pataki Guy Raises Funds for a Democratic Comptroller [Updated]
A Double Dose of Non-Disclosure
Anne Frank's Tree Saved From the Chop
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Brookfield's West Side Bid Wins a Popular Vote
Giuliani L.L.P., Huckabee's Second Ad
Senator Rice to back Clinton for president
Lobbyists Scramble to Prevent Restrictions
The one about Otlowski for Congress
Jerry Seinfeld Makes Waves During Israel Visit
Yards Critics Score One on Security
Imus to Have Co-Host
Trent Lott's Surprising Resignation
Subprime Mess Bloodies Santa Claus
Save Tucker
Obama Really Likes the 'Godfather' Movies
Jesus and Mary Chain Settle Spats to Make New Album
Celebrity Gals Come Out in Paris
Sotto Voce: Ambrose to Replace Williams on Wild Things
With Pitt Gone, Universal Now Wooing Crowe to Come Out and Play
Flash! Arcade Fire's Handy "Neon Bible" Video
The (Big) Round-Up: Monday
The Morning Read: Monday, November 26, 2007
New York Public Library Gets Schlesinger Papers
Starbucks Mounts 'Direct Attack' On Mom-n-Pops Frappucino Maker
McCain Talks Iraq in New Ad
Senate Minority Leader Leonard Lance is now a likely candidate for Mike Ferguson’s seat in Congress
Whitman preparing to launch congressional bid
Lance likely to run for Congress
The Day in Gossip: Oprah Winfrey Takes Lumps; Don Imus Brings Backup!
Kornacki: The Matalin-Carville Gag Isn't Funny Anymore
Pascrell calls for House Judiciary Committee to examine deferred prosecution agreements
GOP Mayor of Scotch Plains is going for 7th district seat
Late-Night Broadway Talks Take 12-Hour Break
Minish won easily in potentially competitive district
The Week in DVR, Strike Edition: Now With More Kathy Griffin and Ernest Borgnine!
Caspersen won’t seek Ferguson’s seat
Sixteen of New Jersey’s eighteen living former Congressmen are younger than Frank Lautenberg
Joseph Minish represented New Jersey in Congress for 22 years
Rep. Joseph Minish, third from left, with President Lyndon Johnson and other New Jersey Democratic Congressmen in 1965
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The year’s most impressive ad you haven’t seen
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Events for November 24 – 26, 2007
Jon Stewart's Unhappy Sojourn on Planet Hollywood
Oh, G! Brooklyn Gets Extensions
Elsewhere: Stewart, Spitzer, Hackshaw
Penelope Cruz: Almodovar's Like Family, and Bono Was With His Family
Did Sulzberger Snub Keller?
Schnabel in the City to Promote Fashion World's My Left Foot
Judge a Neighborhood By Its Bookstores! St. Mark's Bookshop Best-Seller List Heavy on Cormac, Comics
More on Hillary and the Media
More Press Help for the Spitzer Administration
De La Soul, Snoop Dog Gather in N.Y. to Raise Money for Jam Master Jay Foundation
Jeff Zucker Pays $12.3 M. for Kitty Carlisle Hart's Co-Op
Fernanda Eberstadt's Park Avenue
Project Runway Gets Bitten With Sex and the City Branding Bug
How to Win Your Oscar Pool
Doctor Who Producer Dies
My Date With the Mayor: Peggy Siegal Shows Softer Side
Hillary Supporter on Hillary, 'Muslim' Obama
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A Chicken Little on the Council
MSNBC Hedges on Tucker's Future
Top Dems Say They'll Skip CBS Debate
Gossip Roundup: Vincent Gallo and Terry Richardson Wish You an Annoying Thanksgiving; Nicole Richie’s Turkey-Day Good Deed!
No Need to Wait for Governor’s Plan
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Rudy's Best Friend in Iowa: Mike Huckabee
ROUND THREE! Who is the strongest Republican candidate for Congress in the 7th district?
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Mets Address Two Headaches With One Trade
Nederlanders Sue Stagehands for $35 M.
The Morning Read: Friday, November 23, 2007
Angela Perun dies
Kean set to make staff changes
Why not give thanks?
The punk band that made music fun again
Physician may be latest entry for Ferguson seat
Holt urges Lance to seek House seat
The Morning Read: Thanksgiving Edition, 2007
2008, McCain and the war hero gap
Tina Brown's Advice for David Remnick
Developer-Backed Atlantic Yards Proponent Attacks City’s Coney Plans
Events for Thursday, November 22, 2007
Madonna's Daughter to Star in Next Harry Potter Film?
Parking Lot Across From Penn Station to Go Residential
Bloomberg's Holiday Party Starts the Season
Elsewhere: Obama, Spitzer, Giuliani
How Much Could the Writers Strike Cost the Economy?
Journalists in Pakistan Protest TV News Blackout
The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday
NFL Network Remains On Bench
Drudge Unleashed
The Taming of the Shrewd: Strikers to Suspend Protest for Elizabeth Taylor, AIDS
1177 Sixth Goes to Silverstein for Over $1 B.
Clinton Won't Cross Picket Line, Reynolds Won't Retire
Shurely a Bad Sign
Lohan in Town for Turkey, Swank Spaghetti
Test-Prep: More Profitable than Journalism
Why the Huckabee Surge is Good for Rudy
Interactive Campaign Cash Map Shows Dem Dominance
Pitt and Gorbachev: You Know That You're Toxic
Memo Got Remnick New Yorker Job, He Says
NY Dems Prepare for an East Coast/West Coast Thing at the Convention
Krugman Taking it from All Sides
HPD Seeks Tax-free Financing for the Middle-Class
Today in National Polls: Clinton Slips, Huckabee Soars
In Lieu of Gifts, Please Send Kate Moss Flowers
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Giuliani Ad: New York is "America's Most Liberal City"
Suspicious Mail for Sharpton
Cedars-Sinai Chief Addresses Quaid Twins' Overdose
A tribute to Bill Gormley
Alicia Keys Drives Away from W.G.A. March
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In The Observer: Clinton, Regan, West Side Yards
Tube Surfing: Radiohead Plays With Helmet Cams
Congressman Schundler?
Local One Raised $5 Million to Prepare for Strike
New York City's Own Borscht Belt
Kate Whitman mulls bid for Ferguson seat
Edith Wharton Letter Sheds Light on Mirth Mystery
Lone Candidate Soares Raising Funds for Albany D.A. Race
The Round-Up: Wednesday
The Day in Gossip: Lydia Hearst Denies Romance Rumors; Mary-Kate Olsen Hospitalized!
The Morning Read: Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Macy's Parade Becomes Broadway Turkey
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Lumet Signs Funky Deal for Two Films
Pallone tells Christie to take politics out of federal monitor selection
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700 book covers in one cool book
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Elsewhere: Spitzer, Bloomberg, Clinton
Sold! Designer du Jour Erin Fetherston Buys Fishy Hedge Funder’s Sugar Duplex for $4.33 M.—Sans Coral Aquarium
Dean & DeLuca Opens at One Rock
The Eight-Day Week Presents
Allen hints at entering race for Saxton seat
Remains of the Day: Stolen Art; Michi on Sacks; Rowling's Latest
First Construction Contracts for Silverstein’s Trade Center Towers
All That Glitters? Times Building Bash Guest List Unsurprises Many
Manners, Manners! Sandy Hill on Elephants, Entertaining
Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert Plunge in Repeats
Another Blavatnik Deal! Len Sells $180,000 Washington Heights Co-Ops
Dolly Lenz, Gotham's Super-Broker
The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday
Don’t Blame It on Rio
Dan Rather's Lawyer: This Is Not a Defamation Claim
A Cavalli Line You Can Drink
In This Week's Observer…
Why N.J. Republicans Don't Want Ferguson's Seat in Congress
Unfit to Print
Proof Negative
Fred Newman on 2008
Take That, Neocon
Droll Defense
Primary Blues
The M.T.A.’s Sneaky Mr. Saul
It’s Time to Give the Boot to Bad Teachers
A Telling Nonendorsement of Giuliani
Adweek Drops to 36 Issues a Year
Today in National Polls: Clinton Leads Slipping
Obama Campaign on Axis of Cheney, Rumsfeld and Clinton
D.I.Y. Developer Michael Waldman Is Admittedly Cheap
The Democratic Case for State Worker Attrition
Economist Admits to Plagiarism
The New Yorker Reviews "Gossip Girl," aka “S.A.T.’s & the City”
Project Runway's Secret Celebrity Guest Revealed!
Why Is 2008’s Winning Party Playing It So Safe?
Democrats Do Business in Brooklyn
Zahara Jolie-Pitt Conceived During Rape, Her Mother Says
George Soros to Host John Hall Fundraiser
Hillary Assaults Obama by Speakerphone
WE TV to Further Plumb Long Island's Crazy, Rich
Hillary Clinton Misses Event in Iowa
Tribeca Film Institute, Gucci Create Doc Fund
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Forget Broadway! It's Imus Live for $100
Monsters in Aisle 3
Giuliani Bashes Liberal New York, Again
Ambrose Pierces the Heart
Frédéric Fekkai: A Pleasant Surprise
Off-Key
Staff Changes at CNN International
Schnabel Rings Bell in Harrowing Tour de Force
Candidates and Co-ops: Where the Money Is
Socialized Medicine: Who Has It?
It’s All Still Happening at the Zoo: Albee Revisits His Favorite Park Bench
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Sara Vilkomerson’s Guide to This Week’s Movies: My Date With Crispin Glover
Race in City Schools, Giuliani and the Kids
Sir Simon Brings Berlin to Washington Heights
Ceremonial Offerings
Our Critic’s Tip Sheet On Current Reading: Week of November 26th, 2007
A Homegrown Terrorist Looks Back in Denial
British Royals Rekindle Romance on Malta
Spitzer Continues Basic, Positive Agenda, Dems Relieved
Will Smith: Scientology, Bible Almost Identical
City Construction Deaths Getting to Zero
Advocacy Group: Hearing Attendees Favor Congestion Pricing
Hillary's Immigration Balancing Act in Iowa
Manhattan America's Wealthiest County!
Spitzer Setting the Stage for Non-Basic Fare Hikes?
Metropolitan Opera Tripiling High-Def Screenings
Mennen
The new Matty Rinaldo
Case’s grandson “leaning toward running”
Clifford Case represented the 7th district from 1945 to 1953
Elizabeth Taylor Asks For One-Day Reprieve From Strike
McClellan in New Book: "I Unknowingly Passed Along False Information"
Lance has conservative cover
MTA Softens Fare Hike
Nielsen Losers Can Still Be 'Hits'! Case Study: Gossip Girl
What Almontaser's Lawsuit Says About Bloomberg, Joel Klein, D.O.E.
The Round-Up: Tuesday
Former Rep. Bob Franks won’t seek a return to his old House seat
The Day in Gossip: Robert De Niro's Stolen Art; Michael Jackson's Newest Neverland!
Bob Franks says he won’t seek his old House seat
Franks won’t seek return to House
Bob Franks says he won’t seek his old House seat
Amazon Rekindles e-Book Debate
Could Writers Cut Out Studios?
The Bloggerina
The Morning Read: Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Capturing the Friedman
Johnny Depp's India Trip On Hold For Strike
CNN 'Team' Takes on a Debate, Loses
Doherty soldiers on with Paul
Al Gore Receives Honor at International Emmy Awards
Mr. Thursday Night
Grinch Producers Take Theater to Court
Deodorant heir mulling House bid
Clinton's "Machine" Ad Defends Against G.O.P. Attacks
Hillary In Iowa
Clinton camp chats with Hodes about Coniglio
“The Group” pledges $1M for Clinton N.J. event
The Week in Music: Six Organs of Admittance, Bach Is Back (With Axl), and Plenty of "Gifts"
Hatfield looking at House bid
Feds search Coniglio’s home, office
More bad news from Hoboken PD
Menendez picks up a vote
Bramnick says no to run for Congress
Nov. 20, 2007
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Today’s news from PolitickerNJ.com
CNN Debate Team Comes Up Lame
Who would make the strongest Republican candidate for Congress in the 7th district?
Linda Stender thought she’d face Mike Ferguson in 2008; now she’s seeking a rare open seat
Martin Marks, the Mayor of Scotch Plains, is interested in Mike Ferguson’s congressional seat
Enjoy a romantic sunset, anywhere in the world, right now
Republicans and Stender gear up after out-of-nowhere Ferguson announcement
Brooklyn Leads in New Condo, Co-Op Plans
City Lost 6,000 Rent-Stabilized Apartments in '06
Events for Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Elsewhere: Clinton, Giuliani, Coney Island
The Afternoon Wrap: Monday
Speyers to Unveil Solar Panel Farm at Rockefeller Center
A Moinian Takes a Rental Building in Chelsea
Socialites Dress Down! For Charity
West Side Rail Yards Proposal No. 5: The Speyers Go Roman
A False Choice Between Human Rights and Security
Top U.K. Surgeon: Princess Diana Could Have Survived
Times Forgets Its Own Reporting on Larry King
West Side Rail Yards Proposal No. 4: Extell Creates a Valley
CNN to Disclose Carville's Hillary Ties
West Side Rail Yards Proposal No. 3: Brookfield Reinstates the Streets
Kate Moss Struts Stuff in DKNY for Mert, Marcus
McCain Gains on Rudy in Electability, But Loses Ground in Home State
Wall Street Bonus Estimate: $38 B.
A Problematic Opportunity for Tom Kean Jr.
Jessica Seinfeld Responds to Plagiarism Claims on 'View'
Hofstra to Host a Presidential Debate
Hillary Lays Out Economic Plan, Knocks Obama's Inexperience
Manhattan Weekend Box Office: Beowulf Reigns, While Cholera Looks Sick
Shot & Chase
DeFilippo endorses Stender
Poll Spam
Scotch Plains Mayor wants to run for Congress
Over The Weekend…
The race for Ferguson’s seat
Novak's Unorthodox Sourcing
Stender calls Ferguson retirement “good news”
Rothenberg: Another headache for Republicans
Deborah Glick on (Hypothetical) Progressive Tax Increases
Warren Township Mayor Victor Sordillo is a possible candidate for Congress, says Somerset GOP Chairman Dale Florio
West Side Rail Yards Proposal No. 2: Durst-Vornado Floats, Moves, Relocates People
New School President Endorses Old Foe Hillary Clinton
Statement of Tom Kean, Jr. that he won’t run for Congress
Florio lists potential Somerset candidates for Ferguson seat
Kean won’t run for Congress; Bramnick emerging as leading candidate for Ferguson seat
Giuliani's Second Ad, Larry Flynt's Vote
Bob Franks campaigns in 2000 with John McCain and Rudy Giuliani
Franks weighs return to House
At Yale-Harvard: Plaid, Pipes, Hammers and Soulja Boy
Mickey Carroll Compares Unpopular Plans
Today in National Polls: Hillary Dominant, Rudy Surges in FL
Ex-Hillsborough official enters race for Congress
Hillary Clinton, Wes Clark and Christie Vilsack Talk About 'Tertiary Recovery' at Breakfast
Carpetbagger theories
Murdoch to the Westside?
Morin won’t seek Ferguson seat
Post-Victim Hillary
Ex-NFL Great Dan Marino Looking at Manhattan House Condo
If Lance runs for Congress, would Codey still pick him?
Ray Kelly to Appear in Brooklyn
Prince Albert In the Can For Olympian Beauty? Not Quite Yet
A quick glance at some of the numbers in the 7th
Linda Stender’s statement on Mike Ferguson’s retirement
Lance says he’ll consider running for Congress
Wikipedia Plagiarist’s Name Appears to Contain Similarities to George Orwell's
Jimmy Kimmel Hosts Awards Show Without Finished Script
Linda Stender at a 2006 rally with former President Bill Clinton and Sen. Bob Menendez
Rove in Newsweek
Millionaire Caspersen mulls bid for Ferguson seat
Republican Finn Caspersen, Jr., a Bedminster Councilman, might seek the open 7th district seat
Gene Simmons, Stephen Baldwin to Star in Trumps' Apprentice
Nicole Kidman Testifies Against Paparazzo Down Under
Gary Anthony Ramsay, aka "Dalton from the Upper East Side," Out at NY1
Cryan says Stender will be the Democratic candidate
David Fincher at Lincoln Center Tonight
Congressional nod is no longer Union County’s to decide
CBS Early Show Staffers are Heading for the Door
The line we can’t resist…
Jonathan Rhys Meyers Arrested
Giuliani Visits Nascar, Takes No Sides
NRCC predicts GOP victory vs. Stender
On Times Op-Ed Page, Debate on Reagan and Race Rages on
Poll: Congestion Pricing Down, Bloomberg Steady
if Jon Bramnick is talking about running, it could mean Tom Kean, Jr. has already decided not to
Bramnick: “It’s hard to pass up an opportunity like this”
If not Kean, then Bramnick
Can history repeat itself?
ABC Wants More Dirty Sexy Money
Fox News Rewards Relatively Sane Anchor
Ferguson has big warchest
Quarterlife Too Cool for Web
The (Big) Round-Up: Monday
Weitzner: Ferguson decision personal, not political
Statement of Rep. Michael Ferguson announcing his retirement
A Song for Spitzer From His Legislators
Who wins a race for Congress between Tom Kean, Jr. and Linda Stender?
After Debate, Clinton Keeps Chipping Away at Obama
Are Museums Corrupted by Commercial Galleries?
This Weekend in Presidential Campaign Ads
The Morning Read: Monday, November 19, 2007
Can Kean be Minority Leader and a candidate for Congress?
Rep. Mike Ferguson won’t seek re-election in 2008
Scott Weiland Plans to Pen Memoir
Willis to Star in Surrogates Sci-Fi Thriller
The Day in Gossip: Anna Wintour's List; Zeta-Jones Bags Role!
Broadway Talks Collapse, Theaters Dark Another Week
The Little Lady Who Fears Nobody—Not Even Karl Lagerfeld!
Ferguson won’t seek re-election
Pinkville, Angels & Demons Shelved Due to Strike
Desperate Candidates Cry 'Kerry'
The Week in DVR: Ellen Skips New York; Dead Men Can't Strike; Seth Green Goes Grey's
How about Anne Milgram for Lieutenant Governor…. on Chris Christie’s ticket
GOV GRINCH STORY GOES NATIONAL
Nov. 19, 2007
Incoming Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean, Jr. is for Rudy Giuliani, but his father will endorse John McCain today
Marbach joins PolitickerNJ.com
Seton Hall Professor Joseph Marbach has joined PolitickerNJ.com as a weekly columnist
Solomon Codey
Does Willse have Pizarro envy?
New Jersey’s Hannity and Colmes
THE RACE FOR SAXTON’S SEAT
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West Side Rail Yards Proposal No. 1: Related Imagineers Murdoch City
Giants Offense, With Subpar Burress, Does Enough to Win
Big Guns Spend Sunday Selling West Side Plans
We love the smell of movie masterpieces in the morning
Former Governor Kean to endorse McCain
Cardinale says Cryan is a racist
Ron Paul supporters Tom “One Eye on Paterson” Fuscaldo, center, and Juan Sanchez, right.
Dennis Kucinich supporter Susan Berkowitz
Texas Congressman Ron Paul, a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination
Kucinich and Paul muster votes among the older anti-war crowd
Soldier-turned-peace activist comes to Maplewood
A Garden State Fable
An explanation for voter turnout
Marbach
Top 10 Reasons to Have Bon Jovi as Governor
It’ll be a cold day in hell when Senator Frank Lautenberg retires.
Come Si Dice "Strike"…?
Events for November 17-19, 2007
The Afternoon Wrap: Friday
Extell Wants Super-Sized Tower
Elsewhere: Giuliani, Clinton, Bloomberg
The $748,319,000 Woman
Uma Thurman's Alleged Stalker Pleads Not Guilty
Rockrose Tires of Dorm Life
Giuliani Responds to Anti-Romney Calls
Shott on Location: Serendipitously Deceptive Signage
John Mayer: "I'm Kind of a Douchebag"
30 Free Hours of Admission to New Museum
The View from Hillaryland on Spitzer's License Concession
When Jury Duty Calls Richard Gottfried
Crown Signs Novelist Keith Donohue To Two-Book Contract Worth Around $1.3 Million
A Suit Grows In Brooklyn: Walentas Gets Sued Over Square Footage
A Spicy Reunion
Times Opening Party on Monday Open Only to Some
Bonior Bashes Hillary for NAFTA
MSN to Webcast American Gangster Concert
Julie Andrews to Direct Broadway Mousical
Crimson Names First Black President in Over Fifty Years
"Diamonds and Pearls" Might Have Been Fake
Google Offers Soapbox for Authors
Mary Kate Olsen, Great Wall: Visible From Space
Fewer Emissions, Still Lots of Traffic
Is Spitzer Making Gay Marriage First Task In '08?
Kenneth Jay Lane: 'Men Always Like to Please Women'
Torricelli on the presidential debate
Karl Rove in Town to Meet With Editors About Book Proposal
Gallery: Extell's West Side Plan (UPDATED)
Hillary Campaign Liked Wolf Blitzer, David Axelrod Didn't
Weekend TV
Rating Rather's Case
Edwards Campaign to Make Hay of Hillary's NAFTA Answer
Elizabeth Kucinich '08
Una Clarke Gets Shakespearean on Spitzer
Why Broadway Shows Still Putting on The Ritz During Strike
The Couch: New Video from Fiery Furnaces
John Travolta Puckers Up
Heigl Faces The Ugly Truth
Gay Talese Misses Norman Mailer, Journalism
Trippi Breaks It Down
C&E owner endorses Romney
Trump on Trump SoHo: 'I Got It Done'
Vonnegut Beats Mailer in Posthumous Sales
Whitney Biennial to Feature 81 Artists
The So-Far Unremarkable Career of Fashionista Diaries Star
Rather's Lawyer: CBS Tactics are 'Unfortunate,' Confident Discovery Process Will Proceed
Dobbs: Next President "Will Be an Indepenent Populist…Who Has Not Yet Entered The Race."
Couric Caught on Tape: Rather "Deserves a Little Payback"
Hillary Bullies the Boys
The Round-Up: Friday
The Day in Gossip: Lance and Ashley 'Just Friends'; Samantha Ronson is Good for Lohan!
Wardally on the 'Dynamic Duo of Desperation'
Studio Suspends Office, 30 Rock Actors
The Morning Read: Friday, 16, 2007
Seth Rogen to Make a Porno With Smith
More Scenes From a Media Marriage: She Wants Fame, He Wants a Mistress
Gilmore will likely field a House candidate
Nov. 16, 2007
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Will John Samerjan keep his job as Senate Republican staff director when the GOP caucus interviews him on Monday?
Cryan slams Cardinale on campaign tactics
Lobbyist: Spitzer Should Have Been a Mayor
The Debate Over Spitzer's Abandoned Plan
Bonds Indicted, League in Trouble
A-Rod Stays Put
Rudy's Right About Romney's Immigration Pose
Hillary Bullies the Boys
Holly Golightly Goes to Harlem
Out of a nightmarish medical condition, wisdom
Rabbi Dennis Shulman has entered the race against Rep. Scott Garrett
Hillary Clinton’s New Jersey campaign co-chair, John F.X. Graham
Corzine set to name Howard as Health Commissioner
Trial by Bombardment for the Giants Defense
NJ for Obama organizers Julie Diaz and Keith Hovey.
Tom Barrett
Ron Rice, Jr.
John F.X. Graham
A Long Island City Business Gets Jamaica’s Tax Breaks
Clinton v. Obama pits gamers against idealists
John Leguizamo: ‘I Am Not a Scab!’
Remains of the Day: Radcliffe, Vuitton, Bionic Woman
Elsewhere: Clinton, Giuliani, Dobbs
The Afternoon Wrap: Thursday
Romney v. Fox, Part Deux
The Expert: Ellen Degeneres is ‘Living Like She’s On an Island’
Things Get All Frenchy at Diving Bell Premiere
SNL and 30 Rock to Be Performed Live
It’s Official! Rockrose Nabs 230 Park Avenue South for $228 M.
Unity in Bergen County?
Events for Friday, November 16, 2007
Ferriero
Spinola: Beware Open House Drag Queen Burglars!
Bill Bragin Departs Joe’s Pub for Lincoln Center
JF/GC
Maxim Building Sold
Mr. DVD: When the Gilmore Girls Met Mailer, a Dad Did Good
Dobbs For President?
USA Today Cuts Newsroom
Read Here: CBS’s Motion to Dismiss vs. Rather
Why Won’t Times Columnists Name Each Other?
CBS “Mystified” by Dan Rather’s “Bizarre Allegations”, Files Motion to Dismiss
Maxim’s Home Sells for $170 M.
Gerson Rallies
Gucci Aims to Makes History with Biggest Store, Biggest Bash
Harlem Hits Columbia Up for $100 M.-Plus
Eisenberg to Star as Drug-Dealing Jew in Holy Rollers
The MTA Is Sick of Getting Yelled At
New MoMA Tower to Rival Chrysler Building’s Height
Hillary and the Media
Larry Levy on Cuomo 2010, Unseating Spitzer
Secret Machines Craft Album at the Magic Shop
Viggo to Star in Stallone’s Poe Biopic?
Rove to Write for Newsweek
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Who wins the Republican nomination for Governor in 2009?
GOP State Chairman Tom Wilson
Fenton mulls bid for Congress
Rev. Aubrey Fenton, a Republican Freeholder from Burlington County, with Rep. Jim Saxton
James Ortenzio Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
Wilson fires back on SCHIP
Serendipity Shuttered!
Simcha Felder on Pigeon Czar, ‘Poop’
Hitchens Mulls Memoir, Gets Groped at National Book Awards
Imus Guests Will Return, But Advertisers are Less Certain
No Surprises at National Book Awards; Jonathan Franzen Talks About Being 48
Spitzer’s Other Policy Withdrawal
Natalie Portman Talks About Getting Naked
Scores Rep: Disgraced Cop Said ‘Club Was Clean’
Report: Fifth Avenue No Bargain Globally
CNN to Expand Some Foreign Bureaus
Project Runway Premieres!
Put a Fork in Starbucks?
Murdoch Says He Thought About Buying Times
Why Rudy Can’t Actually Get Creamed in the Early States
Ellen Cancels New York Taping Trip
Spitzer on 2010 “Competition”
The Round-Up: Thursday
‘Rebuttal Propaganda?’ Post’s Cuozzo Slams ‘Gloomy’ Hotel Pennsylvania
Spitzer Proposal Gone But Not Forgotten
John C. Reilly May Bite Into Freak Vampire Movie
The Morning Read: Thursday, November 15, 2007
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The Day in Gossip: Sheryl Crow Kecks Over Lashley; Trump Junior Sues!
W.G.A. Winning Image War
The Doctor Is In
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Rudy’s Expectations Game
What Pamela Anderson and a Butterball turkey have in common
Lacy says she is fighting a culture of fear
Katharine Jose
Local Pols Brake for Coney Island Landlords
Events for Thursday, November 15, 2007
Martha Stewart Settles on Katonah
In Rather vs. CBS, Deadline Looms
After Criticism, HuffPo Mulls Revenue-Sharing Model—With a Twist
Remains of the Day: J.J. Abrams, Proust, Mailer
The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday
Elsewhere: Spitzer, Spitzer, Spitzer
DePalma’s Defense
Hot Tickets: Navigating the Strike With Rock ‘n’ Roll; Get Ready for Blonde Redhead, James Blunt
Hotel Pennsylvania Settles Bedbug Suits for Nearly $100,000
Another Editor Leaves Doubleday for Hachette (CORRECTION)
Brill Building Sells for $151 M.
Tinsley Mortimer On, In Southern Mag
Cerfs Out, Sheiks In on East 62nd Street
Senator on Cuomo 2010: ‘Cuomo Knows He’s the A.G.’
Harry Potter Alert: Half-Blood Prince Featurettes!
McCain and Romney Aides Hit Rudy on Kerik
Lance Armstrong’s Daughter Schools Ashley Olsen
Thin Mailer Coverage for Voice
RFD-TV to Re-Broadcast Imus
Broadway Strikers To Resume Talks on Saturday
Mailer the Paper Boy
Paris Hilton Releases a Big Smell
Oprah’s New Pick: Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth
Cuomo Applauds Spitzer for Doing the “Right Thing”
Alexandra Richards Digs the Klaxons
A Elegy for the Great American Novel
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Another Low-Baller at The Plaza
John Updike on Norman Mailer
Ethics panel to review campaign season complaints
Democratic House candidates seek to avoid Ferriero-Weinberg war
Matt Damon: ‘Sexiest Man Alive’
Muzzio’s Career Advice For Spitzer
Owner of London Fog Takes 30,000 Feet at 1450 Broadway
No Disclosure
Saxton seat update
Eliot Spitzer, Just Like Bill Clinton
More on Imus
In the Democratic fundraising line, Adler jumps ahead of Stender
Downtown Still in Race to Host Merrill Lynch
Abu Dhabi to Guide Guggenheim Acquisitions
The Return of Troopergate?
Ryan to head New Jersey Hospital Association
New York Is Book Country, And That Country Is Having a Civil War
Subway Crowding Reduces Violence
Duvall Gets Festive With Four Christmases
Johnny Drama Goes G-Rated
Family Guy MacFarlane: Fox Pulling ‘Colossal Dick Move’
Did Williams’ SNL Appearance Gives NBC News a Ratings Boost? Signs Point to Yes!
MediaBistro.com Party: You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby
Spitzer: Immigration Issue “Too Complex” for States
New York Magazine Party: High-School Math, But Few Bold-Faced Names
The End of the License Controversy?
New Mitt Romney Steering Committee members
The Day in Gossip: Judith Regan Sues; Alec Baldwin Doubts Hillary Clinton!
In the Observer: Clinton, Spitzer, Imus
The Round-Up: Wednesday
Warhol’s Elizabeth Taylor Painting Sells for $23.5 Million
Rabbi says he’ll challenge Garrett
LaBute, Hackford Open Door
The Morning Read: Wednesday, November 14, 2007
WGA, Studios Exchange Fightin’ Words, Prolong Strike
Bon Jovi for Governor?
Who wins the 2008 Democratic primary for Congress in the 5th district?
Donald Payne will have Joe DiVincenzo’s backing in 2008
DiVincenzo solidly behind Donald Payne
Rothenberg: Saxton’s seat now a “pure toss-up”
Front office speaks up
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Oh Norman, My Norman
Spitzer Pulling the Plug on His Driver’s License Plan
If Clinton Gets It, Who Will Spitzer Grab for Senate?
Imus Is Back!
Born Bookish? Italian Textile Heir And Party Toy Cody Franchetti Shows Surprising Scholarly Side
Keri Makes Merry! Breast-Feeding Actress Hits the Bottle But Eschews the Nipple Flash
Hilfiger Raises Hell: Ralph Lauren Manqué Fetes America in Tranny Sex District; Pullman Has Concerns
Little, Brown Memorializes Chihuahua Chucked by Sozzled Actor Mickey Rourke—That Punk!
Chodorow Eats New York
The Id (and Imp) of American Literature
Amid Grumbling, Times Lands New Media Reporter
Post’s New Gossip Glossy Struggles for Traction
Holy ‘Crime and Punishment,’ Batman! We’re great literature!
Tootsie Widow Goes to Contract on $29.5 M. Triplex; Chicago Producer Accepts Offer
Sold! Beaver House Condos Go for $5 M.— A Financial District Record, Says Beaver Lover Balazs
Al Gore Moving Into Douglas Durst’s One Bryant Park
Warhol Pal Frederick Eberstadt Sells 791 Park Pad for $6.7 M.
Ex-Bush Aide Parlays Administration Pay Into $3.85 M. Condo
How Hackers Infiltrated Vornado’s Moynihan Station Plans
The Cambridge Model
City Wrestles Sitt for Coney Island Control
Uh-Oh. More Financial-Services Firms Spill Space Onto the Market
Holy Cash Cow! Marketing Firm Swells in Trinity Church’s Hudson Square
Another Midtown Media Refugee Heads Downtown—Omnicom Leases 184,000 Feet at 195 Broadway
In This Week’s Observer…
Murder at the Poker Club
Robert Lieber, Bloomberg’s Busiest Business Booster
Spain! Ibiza! The Caribbean! Ronson’s Resort Line Inspired by Travels
Remains of the Day: Gordon Ramsay, Woody Allen, Neko Case
Who’s ‘No Jacket Required’ at Le Cirque?
Kabbalah School Tied to Madonna, Dr. Atkins’ Death Goes for $9.3 M.
Elsewhere: Clinton, Weiner, CouncilStat
Agyness Deyn: The New Kate Moss?
The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday
Negative Ad About Spitzer’s Horseracing Pick
Prince: The Artist Who Formerly Liked the Internet
CW Crowns New Show After ANTM Finale
Brodsky on Spitzer’s ‘Stunning Collapse’
Deb Futter Named Editor-in-Chief at Grand Central Publishing
A Bloomberg Pollster on a Bloomberg ’08 Scenario
120 Park Avenue Sells for $525 M.
Taking Aim at the Cheney Threat
William Beaver’s André Balazs: ‘We Like Beavers’
Don’t Sink Coney Island
Norman Mailer
Addiego
Pakistan on Edge
Jamie Burke’s Music Overshadowed by Enormous Seminude Billboard
Bush Barrels Ahead
Cork the Pork!
Apocalypse Rudy
The ‘Don’t Knows’ Speak Up About Spitzer
Jeb Bush, Michael Bloomberg Speak at Snooty, Exclusive Club
Lawyer: Judith Regan Suit Against HarperCollins, News Corp., and Friedman “Was to Be Filed Today”
How Long Will We Keep Bailing Ourselves Out?
Frank Lautenberg won’t face Al Leiter in 2008, but the retired baseball player won’t rule out 2014
Balazs Explains Hotel Refinancing
Mercer Freeholders may face convention challenge
Saxton replacement update
Andre Balazs Explains Hotel Moves: ‘We Do It All the Time’
Clinton Campaign: They’re Attacking, Give Money
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De Palma Goes Dark (Again)
Leiter says he has his eye on a U.S. Senate seat — just not vs. Lautenberg ’08
Baumbach Makes It Up As He Goes Along; Saved by Kidman, Leigh
Iraq Wreck
Marquez Hits the Marquee
A Rivera Runs Through Me! And I Don’t Mean Geraldo!
The Lion in Winter: Five Snapshots
The Battery Goes Seaward
His New York Jewish Public Self Was American Triumph
Prescription for Spitzer: More Controversy
Sara Vilkomerson’s Guide to This Week’s Movies: What’s New Mr. Magoo, er, Magorium?
Mel’s Monster Is Puttin’ on the Fritz
Christmas is Canceled for Patrick Swayze
Ann Dexter-Jones Loves Her Some Dirty-Water Dogs
Lesson One of Picasso Bio: Don’t Be a Muse!
Umberto Eco, Lost (and Found) in Translation
Our Critic’s Tip Sheet On Current Reading: Week of November 19th, 2007
Man of War
The Blair Snitch Project: Thriller Pulps Britain’s Ex-Prime Minister
In the Know, and In the Thick Of It
Hillary’s Designated Harlem Allies
Project Runway Contestants Get New Digs
The Design Fairy
DeCroce criticizes Milgram
Burlington has an advantage in 3rd district GOP primary
Project Runway Switches Digs for Season Four
Oscar Race Stalled by Strike
Ally Hilfiger: Does Socialite Mean ‘Giving Back to the World’?
Regional Theater Company 101
Christie’s Strong Bids: What Do They Mean?
The Slow Death of Hardcover Novels
Silver: It Only Seems Like Spitzer Is Floundering
Spitzer Reaction to Siena Poll
Saxton
Siena Poll: Spitzer Looking Ragged
Leiter won’t seek Saxton seat
Jersey Joke: How the Garden State Became a Congressional Battleground
Gilmore Girl Gets Ticket to Ride
We Are Totally Starbucked
Ridley Scott to Roll With Stones
Verhoeven to Direct Thomas Crown Affair … 2!
Dancing With Children of the Stars: Celeb Spawn Swarm My Social Orbit
The Day in Gossip: Barack Obama’s S.O.S. to Celebs; Lydia Hearst Parties!
