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Sloane Crosley

Leanne Shapton at the book party for Women in Clothes.

Women Get In and Out of Clothes at Soho Book Party

To celebrate the publication of Women in Clothes—a compendium of essays, interviews, surveys and art projects that explores the relationship between women and clothes, fastidiously compiled by the novelists Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits and Leanne Shapton—a roomful of mostly female writers gathered at Rachel Comey’s Soho boutique last week.
By Kim Velsey and Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke

Chillin’ With a Villain: The Ethicist Explores Evil in Bryant Park

There are two reasons why Chuck Klosterman wrote his new book, I Wear the Black Hat: Grappling With Villains (Real
By Matthew Kassel

The Secrets of Cameo Appearances on Gossip Girl: Exposed!

There’s no telling whether or not, on Gossip Girl debut in September 2007, the show’s creators anticipated the distinct fervor
By Foster Kamer
Jessica Paré and Jon Hamm.

Recapping the Recaps of Last Night’s Mad Men Premiere

By Daniel D'Addario

Sloane Crosley Takes Wit Across the Pond With Column in Britain’s Independent

By Nate Freeman

Out and About: Maria Sharapova and Cole Haan’s New Museum Party

By Alexandria Symonds

Pigeon Poop And Other Misadventures of Funny Writers in Bryant Park

By Esther Zuckerman

Ladies Room Confidential

By Esther Zuckerman

Sloane Crosley: Princess of Power, or at Least Publishing Parties

By Molly Fischer

Party for Paula! Cosmetics Mogul John Demsey Hosts Bash for Page Six Scribe’s New Book

By Irina Aleksander

‘City’ Goes Dark: Writers Reflect on the Closing of a Times Section

By Matt Haber

National Book Awards Tries to Glam Things Up; Who Invited All the Fancy People, Publishing Peons Wonder?

By Jonathan Liu

‘See You a Million Times This Week,’ Says Crosley; Publishing Types Just Happy to be Employed, Drinking

By Leon Neyfakh

Bringing Back Gatsby: Brooke Geahan’s Accompanied Literary Society Parties Like It’s 1929

By Leon Neyfakh

Sloane Crosley's Book Gets HBO Treatment

By Leon Neyfakh

When Will Sloane Crosley Quit Her Job?

By Leon Neyfakh

Adorably Ageist Flack Vaults Generation Gap

By Nancy Dalva

Morning Memo: Owen and Kate, Moving to the City? Katie Couric Likes to Rock

By Irina Aleksander

The Most Popular Publicist in New York

By Leon Neyfakh
Governor Andrew Cuomo (Photo: Getty)

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