The Eight-Day Week

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To Do Tuesday: Prep School Blues

The Paradise Fund, which throws annual casino-themed fund-raisers in Palm Beach each year, is mixing things up by hosting an evening cocktail party for its new branch based in New York. The cause is good—distributing money to groups like St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital—but you’re not on the list anyhow! Meanwhile, the 92nd Street Y Read More

The Lunch Hour

TV Journos—Walters, Zahn, Bartiromo—Descend on Four Seasons

“Money Honey” Maria Bartiromo was here last week with a gentleman. It must have been a very serious conversation because they were talking intensely; maybe it was about the future of her workplace, the New York Stock Exchange.

TV journalism’s orginal glamour girl, Barbara Walters, also stopped by for lunch this week, bringing Mrs. Rudy Read More

Michael’s Has a Really Good Halloween!

The New York Social Diary reports today that Michael’s had a good day yesterday. It was “hopping” with the likes of Joe Armstrong, who ate with a freshly-shorn Paula Zahn; Dominick Dunne, who was sitting with Chuck Pfeiffer and Taki Theodoracopulos; West-Coasters Mike Medavoy and Nikki Haskell; and Diana Taylor and Barbara Walters. Deep breath! Read More

NBC, You Shouldn’t Be In Pictures

Wednesday, Sept. 10

With NBC chief executive Bob Wright icing up the champagne for an imminent merger with Universal, the peacocks are ready to party: Universal’s properties-the cable networks USA and Sci-Fi Channel, and the TV studio that produces Law and Order -look just peachy for NBC’s future. With network TV heading south in the Read More

Little Orphan CNN

In disembarking from his wild, bumpy, year-and-a-half-long ride in television at CNN, Walter Isaacson steps off a second-place cable news network that’s a little less discombobulated, a little more coherent and-though they got spanked when they said this about new hire Paula Zahn-a little more sexy than it was when the former Time managing editor Read More

CNN Snaps Back to Action

A few days after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, Paula Zahn received a telephone call from Henry Kissinger’s office. A representative for the former Secretary of State was calling the newly hired CNN co-anchor to tell her that Mr. Kissinger was marooned in Germany, and that like a lot of people he had been Read More