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December 20, 2004 | It Happened This Year: A Guide to 2004
A Daring ’Do Cost a Ton of Dough.

The hair-raising price of beauty.

December 20, 2004 | Body
Treat Me Right

I just can’t make it through the holidays without all the treats�pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce, chocolate, the works. I’m pretty sure that calories don’t travel through pores�is there some other way to get my seasonal fix?

December 13, 2004 | Intelligencer
Intelligencer: December 6-13, 2004

Gen. Wesley Clark for president, eye-lifts while you sleep, Rudy Giuliani’s Hampton house, and more.

November 29, 2004 | Holiday Gifts 2004
Putting It All Together

Luxurious beauty products seem like a pretty safe holiday bet�who wouldn’t like a basket of beautiful soaps? I don’t want to send just anything, though. What’s luxe and prepacked?

November 15, 2004 | Intelligencer
Donor Fatigue

Plus, NYC Dems take a hit, FAO's secret, sushi style, and MoMA's ghost.

November 15, 2004 | Body
Fiscal Therapy

I hate spending hundreds on a day at the spa only to be disappointed, but I’m wary of those dirty massage chairs on Prince Street. I’m willing to give up luscious, La Mer�stocked locker rooms, but I want my services to be solid. Where can you get a deal in this town?

November 8, 2004 | Intelligencer
Pauley’s Problem

Plus, the new political minority, sex charges on ice, Jane's harder side, and moon boot madness.

November 8, 2004 | The Everything Guide to...
Feet (Special Marathon Edition)

Here are the best sneakers to wear, the smartest places to show support�and more ways to treat your feet right, even if you’re barely moving a muscle.

November 1, 2004 | Body
Flaking Out

I don’t care about early sunsets in fall. But when the heat comes on, my skin goes reptilian. What can I do to stay soft in the face of my hissing radiator?

October 25, 2004 | Body
Nip Tuck?

Enough with the Botox, the fillers, the $500 Clé de Peau. I’m going for the real deal: plastic surgery�on my face. How can I minimize post-op bloat, when my face will be as big as Rush Limbaugh’s and my skin will be itchy?