Rebecca Alexander has a condition that is robbing her of her sight and her hearing. But she can’t stop moving at 100 miles an hour.
When the Speyers bought Stuyvesant Town for over $5 billion, they were buying one of the last refuges of the Manhattan middle class.
*Kirsten Gillibrand, pronounced Keer-sten Jill-a-brand: But her friends mostly call her Tina.
It wasn’t A-Rod’s fault; it wasn’t Cashman’s. It was Torre’s.
The race to be Bloomberg bait.
ISO: UWS-friendly conservative.
Our roundup of news from all five boroughs.
A soft spot for hard times.
Speed-the-Plow’s savior dons multiple socks and graciously accepts raw tuna.
Robert Kennedy Jr. doesn’t blame Governor Paterson for sullying his cousin Caroline’s good name.
In He’s Just Not That Into You, Kevin Connolly wants to settle down.
Danilo Gallinari, the new Knick from Milan whose performance last month helped the team to a five-game home winning streak.
Hawthorne Valley Farm has just begun selling its yogurt in handy single-serving containers.
Getting to Atlantic City for a stress-release weekend has never been easier.
Cityscape wallpaper, attractive iPod storage, and more.
The 2009 Winter Jam, a pro-snowboarding competition, starts here.
Searle is having a massive inventory clearance sale through February 10.
“My feeling is, if you see something normal, you should report it.”
For the first time in years, there’s a superstar Chinese chef in town.
For some, grapefruit season means making your way through a Florida gift box.
Governor Paterson recently proposed an 18 percent “obesity tax” on non-diet soft drinks.
You never know when you’ll be called upon to expel errant food from a diner’s windpipe.
The once-ostracized mollusk is turning up everywhere.
One overburdened fashion worker gets her tech life streamlined by our guest expert.
Bye-bye, screening rooms. Give me square footage and closet space.
Readers sound off on Caroline Kennedy, the windiest spots in the city, and more.
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
John Updike’s permanent present tense.
On Kawara’s latest show calls for participants to read long lists of dates. Sounds easy, right?
The stunning, oddly soulless film of Neil Gaiman’s Coraline.
The movie Fanboys and the New York Comic Con (both opening Friday) are only the tip of the nerd iceberg. Below, we identify the most obsessive tribes.
Chamber-music superstars the Emerson Quartet continue to thrive after 30 years.
With United States of Tara, Showtime has cornered the market on outsider heroines.
A rockin’ guitar goddess finds her voice.
Mercedes Ruehl is a brilliantly monolithic matriarch in The American Plan.
Denis O’Hare has been weaning himself off Broadway, venturing into increasingly dark territory.
