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June 15, 2007

Kate White lives a double life. As Editor in Chief of Cosmopolitan magazine, she privy's girls nationwide on how to catch the man of their dreams in under five minutes while buying the perfect shade of lip gloss. As a modern day caper novelist, she reminds us all that Nancy Drew is alive, well and possibly living in New York. Her series of books focuses on fictional character Bailey Weggins - a gossip rag writer......

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March 9, 2007

Twenty-nine-year-old playwright and actress Courtney McLean has done her share of day jobs: as a former wedding and party DJ, she DJed an afterparty for N'Sync at the San Diego Sports Arena, and her brushes with celebrity include discussing bikini waxes with Jessica Biel. After studying theater at UC San Diego, the California native headed to New York five years ago, and currently waitresses at Penelope, among other gigs. But her true love is theater,......

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June 6, 2006

Screw Paula Zahn. The city's most famous bird couple, red-tailed hawks, Pale Male and Lola whose living arrangements were a hotnest of controversy a year and a half ago, are now nesting at the swank Beresford at 211 Central Park West. Right in front of Helen Gurley Brown's apartment, and though the legendary Cosmopolitan editor loves the birds, her husband, producer David Brown, is not a fan. It turns out that Lincoln Karim, who photographs......

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March 11, 2006

Besides that 70°+ weather yesterday, would you like some further proof that we're at least moving towards spring? Well, would you? How's about this then? This week, New York's most famous birds, Pale Male and Lola, have begun making house again at their Fifth Avenue penthouse perch! After spending the winter months hanging around the trees in Central Park, nibbling on pigeons and squirrels, the couple has returned to higher ground to lay, hatch......

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November 18, 2004

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Eve Ensler, Playwright and Activist...

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