David Paterson is convening his entire New York City staff today. [WSJ]
Governor Paterson has turned to Eliot Spitzer’s old lawyer. [NYT]
Manohla Dargis deems Alice in Wonderland “busy, garish and periodically amusing.” [NYT]
The New Museum’s ethically iffy show of a trustee’s collection is no better than you would expect. [NYT]
All the opposition to trying KSM in Lower Manhattan seems to have worked. [WaPo]
Jay Walder is “emotional,” answer-less.[NYT]
AIG settled its discrimination suits. [WSJ]
Are Netflix and Warner Brothers colluding to delay DVD availability? [NYP]
Terry Teachout has precise praise for A Behanding in Spokane: it’s “the funniest new play to open in New York since I started writing this column.” [WSJ]
Ben Brantley, however, is more tepid: Christopher Walken might be freaky and great, but the play is only “erratically enjoyable.” [NYT]
Singapore is copying Greenwich, Connecticut. [Bloomberg]
The snow caused more job losses. [Bloomberg]
Michael Chabon says that the New York literary world is a “pressure cooker,” and London is worse. He prefers Berekeley. [WSJ]