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Sarah Paulson, Lesley Stahl Fete Literacy Partners
The education nonprofit’s annual gala raised money to support adult literacy programs -
Behind the Exhibit: David Zwirner 25 Years
Following the announcement of major expansion, the mega-gallery celebrates reaching a quarter-century -
Behind the Exhibit: David Zwirner 25 Years
Following the announcement of major expansion, the mega-gallery celebrates reaching a quarter-centuryThis week, top-tier gallery David Zwirner pledged to reach new strata with a three-story, standalone space projected to open on West 21st Street in 2020 – the culmination of an upward trajectory fueled by experimentalism since the gallery’s founding in 1993. That legacy is the subject of “David Zwirner: ... More -
Unreal (But True) Requests for the Private Concierge
From sourcing an off-the-runway coat to flying in live chickens from Greece, four companies have made the impossible possibleEvery day presents a new set of challenges for the New York-based concierge company Insider, according to its CEO Lindsi Shine. The company, which was founded 10 years ago, assists its high net-worth clients in everything from securing a coveted restaurant reservation to planning a citywide scavenger hunt ... More -
Arianna Huffington Opens Her Office
The CEO of the Huffington Post Media Group lets readers check out the view of the newsroomThe Huffington Post Media Group, with its 500+ person newsroom, isn’t exactly a mom-and-pop operation, but that doesn’t prevent its namesake president and editor in chief from playing the part of den mother. Arianna Huffington says she “wants everything to be completely open and transparent” in her downtown Manhattan ... More -
Ed Koch: On Regrets, Gay Mayors and His Legacy
In this exclusive interview conducted a few weeks ago, the late great ex-mayor opened up about his years in his beloved New YorkEd Koch—who passed away this morning from congestive heart failure at the age of 88—was the outspoken, divisive but ultimatedly adored mayor of New York City from 1978 to 1989. He was the man in charge when the subway workers went on strike for 10 days, when a beloved Harlem ... More
