FEATURES
Design for Living
BY WENDY GOODMAN
Guess Who's Coming to Lunch?
From the ornamental balcony to the boldface names lounging on leopard-skin chairs, jewelry mogul Kenneth Jay Lane's Park Avenue duplex is a hotbed of high style and high society. By Bob Morris.
California Dreaming
Designers Steven Charlton and Jeffrey Goodman's move from the West Coast required some adjustment. The solution? Their downtown apartment melds mellow modern with horizontal stripes and kid-friendly colors to make them forget (well, almost) the glass-walled hilltop house they left behind.
Chelsea Girl
Architect Robin Elmslie Osler's loft is a bold mix of pedigreed modern furniture passed down from her family and quirky art by her painter friends.
Townhouse Beautiful
Bill Blass designer Lars Nilsson turned an East Village townhouse into an impeccable showcase for his collection of fashion memorabilia -- and a cozy setting for tea, with his own homemade scones.
Less Is Morr
Jonathan Morr's apartment is exactly what you'd expect from the owner of restaurants like BondSt and Republic: hip, modern, and always ready for a party.
Michael's Uptown For Harlem historian Michael Henry Adams, bringing his passion for architecture and artifacts home to his 122nd Street floor-through yielded rich results.
Earl's Night Out
Their titles -- Earl and Countess of Albemarle -- give away their sophisticated European lineage, but Rufus and Sally's bohemian m.o. is strictly Manhattan. A look at how the city's latest society darlings are living -- and living it up -- in Chelsea. By Amy Larocca.
GOTHAM
Puffed Out
Are Puffy Combs's high-flying ways striking sour notes in today's down-and-out music biz?
The Yankees' YES Man
Rabbits Redux
Your Type of Gym Guru?
GOTHAM REAL ESTATE
Buy Now, Pay Later
By Erika Kinetz
DEPARTMENTS
Letters
Intelligencer
BY MARC S. MALKIN
This Media Life
BY MICHAEL WOLFF
Deconstructing the deconstructor -- advertising icon Jay Chiat
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The City Politic
BY MICHAEL TOMASKY
Has Dennis Rivera sold out -- or bought in?
The Bottom Line
BY JAMES J. CRAMER
The whole truth about Arthur Andersen and TheStreet.com
MARKETPLACE
Best Bets
BY RIMA SUQI
Leather wine racks, Yves Saint Laurent books, and pendants for your dog
Plus: Best Bets Daily
Sales & Bargains
Getting a leg up on spring with wedge sandals
Plus: Daily Sales Update
THE CRITICS
Movies
BY PETER RAINER
Panic Room is less than thrilling; The Piano Teacher delivers true chills
Books
BY DANIEL MENDELSOHN
The Impressionist cunningly critiques imperialist culture; Fingersmith cons the reader as well as its protagonist
Theater
BY JOHN SIMON
An innovative Oklahoma! loses something in the retelling; extraordinary acting from Alan King in Mr. Goldwyn
Classical Music
BY PETER G. DAVIS
Bryn Terfel steals the show in Verdi's Falstaff; Georghiu and Alagna are subpar as superstars at the Met
Dance
BY TOBI TOBIAS
Paul Taylor transforms his dancers into dolls; new Broadway shows offer little to the discerning dance lover
Television
BY JOHN LEONARD
Kenneth Branagh adds a page to history in A&E's Shackleton
Restaurants
BY ADAM PLATT
The new Patroon lacks the bullish buzz of its predecessor
CUE
Top Five
Movies
Music & Nightlife
Theater
Art
Kids
Classical & Dance
The Mix
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