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After Iraq’s vote, New York liberals are in a serious moral-ideological-emotional bind. And the only way out is to root for Bush’s victory.

At the mean make-believe world of Disney, Michael Ovitz’s power was make-believe, too. (Like when he tried to hire me.)

In the midst of all the corporate redevelopment projects, the High Line crossed the dream-to-reality threshold�and became the most exciting one of all.

As a political matter, New York City is tolerant and diverse the way Fox News is fair and balanced.

The Martha Stewart trial was all about the gradations and perquisites and obligations of New York friendship—and what happens when those bonds are tested. The diva’s downfall as nineteenth-century novel.