Brotherly Shove
Samuel Brett Williams’ Derby Day makes for a winning day at the races
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Bash Compactor: Steven Spielberg Steals the Show at
Usually at flashy red-carpet events, it’s the dashing young actors that everyone wants to talk to. Not so at the premiere of Steven Spielberg’s latest feature film, War Horse. While it proved easy to get in a chat with the movie’s strapping British stars, like Jeremy Irvine and Toby Kebbell, its mega-famous director was mighty difficult to catch.
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Misery Loathes Audiences
Spend two hours with the miserable characters of Ethan Coen’s ‘Happy Hour’ if you dare
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City & State: First Comes Marriage, Then Comes Taxes
New marriage rights in New York state conflict with federal denials
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Good Fences Make Fascist Neighbors
Alan Ayckbourn’s 75th play, ‘Neighbourhood Watch,’ is a jolly good black comedy
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Cut It Down
A revival of ‘The Cherry Orchard’ is distractingly bizarre
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They’re Young, They’re in Love and They Sing at People
‘Bonnie and Clyde,’ the new Frank Wildhorn musical, is
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City Hall: Winners & Losers, December 2 Edition
Gov. Andrew Cuomo should be all over this week’s Winners & Losers, but we can’t figure out whether he had a great week or an awful one. By seemingly walking back his ironclad pledge not to raise taxes, Cuomo is either laying the groundwork to orchestrate a grand compromise on New York’s fiscal situation, or
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City Hall: Ex-MF Global Chief’s Role in Pension Reform Plan Questioned
As more details filter out about the collapse of MF Global – the major derivatives trading firm that crashed under a $1 billion cash shortfall last month— a New York City union leader is questioning why two of the company’s top officials are leading efforts to revamp the city’s $120 billion pension fund system. —
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