DESPITE a debut here and closing there, it's generally safe to say the more Hamptons nightlife changes, the more it...
HAUTE LIST
By DANICA LO and RAAKHEE MIRCHANDANI
Talking makeup with Tinsley Mortimer is like talking brains with a neurosurgeon. "I'm a self-proclaimed makeup junkie," she says. "...
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GOOD KNIGHT, AND GOOD PLUCK
By KYLE SMITH
KIDS do grow up fast: Since the last time we saw the quartet from Narnia, they've aged 1,300 years. Another classic saga of deeds dastardly and...
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NO PLACE FOR PIKE AT STARBUCKS
THE new "everyday" coffee blend that's supposed to rescue Starbucks is more likely...
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A WII BIT OF EXERCISE
IN aerobics class at the gym, you don't get a failing grade when you skip a few push-ups. But...
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On Broadway
'CATERED' SNUB
THAT Mel Brooks and Disney got the back of the hand from the Tony nominators yesterday was no surprise. Given the contribution each has made to...more >
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CARNEGIE KIDS
PRACTICE MAKES PERFORMANCE FOR RISING YOUNG STARS
By BARBARA HOFFMAN
HOW do you get to Carnegie Hall? Ask the Children's Music Campaign NYC for a lift! The program teams musicians from the Juilliard School and elsewhere with kids from city public schools, who'...more >
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SOLID ROCK AIN'T KIDDING
By DAN AQUILANTE
HE called it his rock 'n' roll revival show, but Kid Rock would have been more accurate if he tagged his four-hour extravaganza the history of rap 'n' roll. At a sold-out Madison...more >
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OH, 'TENENBAUMS'
By LOU LUMENICK
CANNES - Perhaps the best place on the planet to see a movie is the Cannes Film Festival's massive Grand Theatre Lumiere, which fills up every morning at 8:30 for the first screening of the day...more >
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ARE YOU READY FOR...THE HAMPTONS?
NEW SHOPPING, EATING & CLUBBING OUT EAST
By BRIAN NIEMIETZ
DESPITE a debut here and closing there, it's generally safe to say the more Hamptons nightlife changes, the more it stays the same. This year, however, an increasing number of clubgoers might be...more >
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WHAT'S UP
By JACQUELINE BURT WANG
TODAYTHE DIVINE EQUINE: Horse around for free at the opening-day festivities for the new American Museum of Natural History exhibit, "The Horse." There'll be demos of horseshoeing and...more >
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THE SOUTH FORK
By CARLA SPARTOS
THE Hamptons dining scene may be glamorous and star-studded, but innovative? Not so much. And with most of this season's newcomers falling into the steakhouse or rustic Italian categories...more >
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BUY, BUY BABY
NEW STORES FOR RAINY DAYS
By ANAHITA MOUSSAVIAN
INTERMIX87 Main St., East Hampton; (631) 907-8025Open: Mon./Thurs./Fri., 10 a.m.-6 p.m./Sun., noon-6 p.m.Tues.-Wed., closedMix up your summer looks with pieces from Stella McCartney, Chloe, Diane...more >
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GOOD KNIGHT, AND GOOD PLUCK
BUCKLE YOUR SWASHES - IT'S GOING TO BE A CLASSIC
By KYLE SMITH
KIDS do grow up fast: Since the last time we saw the quartet from Narnia, they've aged 1,300 years. Another classic saga of deeds dastardly and swashes buckled, "The Chronicles of Narnia...more >
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FRENCH FEST IS CANNES-IMATED
By LOU LUMENICK
CANNES - The fuss over Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt aside, the animated film generating the most buzz at the Cannes Film Festival is not "Kung Fu Panda," which is very conventional and...more >
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IT'S NORWAY TO WRITE
By KYLE SMITH
LIKE many a Scandinavian film before it, Norway's "Reprise" is a tale of lust: a naked, urgent, wanton craving for literature. Erik and Phillip, two friends in their early 20s, are...more >
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