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November 8, 1999 Issue
Single in the City '99
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| FEATURES Single in the City '99 What's Love Got to Do With It? Dating up, dating down, dating for dollars or real estate or sex: Hooking up has never been more complicated in a city where size (as in assets) often matters more than sighs. Where To Find It Dating up, dating down, dating for dollars or real estate or sex: Hooking up has never been more complicated in a city where size (as in assets) often matters more than sighs. Site Unseen The chat rooms of AOL are fast replacing Chelsea as the gay pickup scene, but how can it be that everyone just happens to be a six-foot-two, well-built Dylan McDermott look-alike? Tuxedo Junction The charity circuit doubles as a high-class dating service for the city's most eligible singles: A modest contribution buys a year of party-hopping and a wealth of prescreened phone numbers. Lady's Choice Franchise Players GOTHAM
| DEPARTMENTS The National Interest BY MICHAEL TOMASKY What Al Gore still doesn't get about voters Sports The dutiful sons won it all again, but for many Yankees this was a bittersweet Series MARKETPLACE A proper home for your caviar; de Luz linens; cool tools Sales & Bargains New York's top salons lower their prices for "S&B" readers only THE CRITICS Being John Malkovich goes really inside the cult of personality Books Epic congeniality makes Ahab's Wife a good read Theater James Joyce's masterwork The Dead belongs on the page, not the stage | Art BY MARK STEVENS In Francesco Clemente's sensual paintings, there are no boundaries between cultures -- or bodies Classical Music Operation: Orfeo descends into a kitschy hell of its own making Television Operation: Orfeo descends into a kitschy hell of its own making Pop Music Rock may not be dead yet, but three recent albums make a case for artificial respiration The Insatiable Critic That's offal good! Bastianich and Batali do like the Romans at Lupa CUE Intelligencer Classifieds |