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New York City — Archive
Roy Lichtenstein to POP at Barney’s
(May 13, 2013) Late Southampton resident and “king of POP“ Roy Lichtenstein would have loved the idea of Barney’s in New York selling a home collection... More
Almond Hires New Chef De Cuisine Juan Carlos Landazuri
(May 12, 2013) Almond restaurant in Bridgehampton has announced a new chef de cuisine for the start of the 2013 summer season. Juan... More
Julian Schnabel Honored by Creative Time
(May 12, 2013) Montauk resident Julian Schnabel was honored by Creative Time, a non-profit organization that commissions and presents ambitious public art pieces... More
Honoring The Dan’s Papers Cover Artist: Anda Styler
(May 11, 2013) This week’s cover by Anda Styler, called “Rose Garden,” is not just a pretty picture. While it brings back wonderful... More
Watching One World Trade Center On TV This Morning Was Inspiring
(May 10, 2013) The final piece of One World Trade Center was lifted into place today in Manhattan, and it was pretty damn... More
Stop-and-Frisk Policy Is Doing Well In The Hamptons So Far
(May 9, 2013) It’s finally been made official—New York City’s stop-and-frisk policy is now in effect in the Hamptons. The policy so far... More
Memorial for Judge Bernard Hampton Jackson Draws NYC Political Elite
(May 6, 2013) Late Water Mill resident praised for his commitment to justice More
Mayor Bloomberg Proposing Changing Age of Buying Cigarettes to 21
(April 22, 2013) I’m really not sure whether or not Michael Bloomberg is going to be a popular guy in the Hamptons this... More
Young Renters Surging to the East End
(April 15, 2013) The Hamptons is no real estate secret. People of all ages from all over the world come here to soak... More
