At yesterday’s luncheon for Makers, a series of interviews of groundbreaking women produced in collaboration by PBS and the Huffington Post, Tina Brown whispered to her tablemate Diane von Furstenberg, “There hasn’t been a Nora tribute yet?” She was speaking during the salad course, and she needed only wait.
“With her usual wit and timing, Read More
During yesterday’s rainy afternoon, guests trundled (damp, but stoic) into elevators and up to Robert, the Museum of Arts and Design’s in-house bistro. The restaurant, a pink pop-modernist confection on the ninth floor, was playing host to a luncheon fête for the Sundance Channel’s latest, Push Girls, which premiered last night. The docu-series, which airs Mondays at 10:00 PM, tells the stories of four paralyzed women—with professional glories amongst them ranging from competitive swimming, to professional dancing, to a bit part in The Fast and the Furious—and their lives in Hollywood. Read More
The late Mike Wallace was legendary for his dogged questioning on 60 Minutes. He also was a New York bon viveur, as seen in the photos of his many friendships over the years. Herewith, some of his off-the-clock moments. Read More
