Gordon and Dailey Jones Pattee had been trying to sell their triplex atop 812 Park Avenue since November 2007. The 15-room home came on the market for $36.5 million before being cut three times: $29.75 million, $22 million, $15.9... MORE >
The Board of Trustees at the City University of New York has just announced that they are holding an emergency meeting Monday night to reconsider the decision to nix the honorary degree awarded to Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Tony... MORE >
The family of Antonio Calvo, the Princeton professor whose April 12 suicide was preceded by a controversial suspension, has issued a statement about the university's silence surrounding the circumstances of Dr. Calvo's departure from Princeton. The statement further undermines... MORE >
It's as simple as opening up one wall to make two of these Tribeca lofts one. The combination leaves the buyer with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, 16 foot ceilings, and a custom kitchen. The Sotheby's listing says combined lofts, with... MORE >
The preppy lifestyle may look like a relaxing one, but Tommy Hilfiger has been a busy, busy man. Last year, he sold his eponymous company, where he is still the lead designer, for $3 billion. Since then, he has... MORE >
Now that the sun's out, many would say dessert season is over. Not so--never so. The warmth is merely an opportunity to take your dessert to go, to enjoy your saccharine in the sun instead of in that stuffy... MORE >
We always knew we liked Gregg Birnbaum, from his obsessive Hillary Clinton campaign blog, his glorious exit from the Post in December and his resemblance to Cabin Boy's Chris Elliott. Now, a tipster points us to the New Jersey... MORE >
The Observer celebrated its second issue of NYO Magazine, featuring candy entrepreneur Dylan Lauren on the... MORE >
In his column today, the Post's Steve Cuozzo (the 100th most powerful man in real estate) suggested that New Yorkers retire the phrase "ground zero," and let the term become--like bin Laden and the chaos surrounding the WTC's reconstruction--a... MORE >
The towers were down and there were warplanes screeching over Manhattan. Thousands were dead in a smoking ruin that looked like a scene from... MORE >
It's a well-trod truism of folk science that you can't prove a negative. But can you build a popular movement--or at least a well-received... MORE >
Is there anybody more likable than Jon-Jon Goulian? Toned, tanned, bedaubed with fantastic eye makeup--the first and only cross-dresser ever to have worked at... MORE >
Late Friday night, according to his now-infamous Twitter feed, Keith Urbahn toasted the end of the work week with a tall mint julep on... MORE >
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Washington Press Corps parties while biggest story of the year unfolds. What they knew and when they knew it. MORE >
Late Friday night, according to his now-infamous Twitter feed, Keith Urbahn toasted the end of the work week with a tall mint julep on...
Washington Press Corps parties while biggest story of the year unfolds. What they knew and when they knew it.
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