TITLE: New York Magazine
[The Magazine of and for New Yorkers! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: May 5,2003--VOL 36, NO. 15
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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On The Cover: Photo-Illustration By Michael Elins.

Photograph (This Page) By Stefan Studer.

FEATURES:
LIVES OF THE PARTY: Tiffany Dubin, Debbie Bancroft, Marisa Berenson, and Mort Zuckerman at Bancroft's home. It's like a lovefest. Even more than the food, the people component is what it's all about. --Debbie Bancroft, page 20.

Dinner Party Confidential By Sarah Bernard and Deborah Schoeneman From Carroll Petrie's classy perfection to Rena Sindi's themed extravaganzas to Georgette Mosbacher's duck-and-cover controversy to designer Zang Toi's trembling creme caramel (he wraps it in gold ribbon), we crashed soirees all over town to find out who holds the best dinner parties. And who their favorite guests are.

Donny Boy By Steve Fishman Donny Deutsch is the last of Madison Avenue's hard-partying, F-word-using, large-living Mohicans. Not that it's hurt his business--or his bank account. His company was Adweek's Agency of the Year for four of the past five years, and he sold it in 2000 for $200 million. And now, starting with a CNBC pilot, he's trying to take his act to ever-bigger stages. Is New York City ready for Mayor Donny Deutsch? Downtown Express By Ada Calhoun Old Times Square may be gone. But in downtown bars, theaters, and cabarets, its spirit lives on. Neo-vaudeville, burlesque, drag, and art stars: They're winning over irony-and-cynicism-weary audiences with an explosion of glitter, nudity, song, and dance. Who's who and what's what in the city's wild new performance scene.

DEPARTMENTS.
Letters.
Intelligencer: Marc S. Malkin with Deborah Schoeneman.
Scene: Patrick McMullan.
Gotham.
Columns.
Hollywood: Anne Thompson As downloading movies and burning DVDs gets easier and easier, the studios are doing exactly the wrong thing: just what the music industry did.
The City Politic: Chris Smith.
How long will it be until we see the headline PATAKI TO NEW YORK: DROP DEAD?.
Best Bets Rima Sail.
Summer whites--from sandals to stepping stools.
Sales & Bargains.
Long hippie earrings for spring.
Beauty: Beth Landman Kell.
Bliss lipstick, a new Mud Honey salon.
and a lift for legs.
Cue Best of the Week.
CRITICS.
Movies: Peter Rainer.
Javier Bardem gives a heroic performance in The Dancer Upstairs; eight brainy kids pursue an American dream in Spellbound.
Art: Mark Stevens.
Buddhist exhibits--both ancient and.
contemporary--put Zen on display.
John Leonard's TV Notes.
Architecture: Joseph Giovannini.
At Bard College, Frank Gehry delivers an.
ethereal Hudson Valley masterpiece.
Dance: Laura Shapiro.
Sarah Michelson upends convention with Shadowmann; Boris Eifman misfires with Who's Who.
Restaurants: Hal Rubenstein Inspired American--not French!--fare at Etats-Unis.
LISTINGS.
Classifieds/Personals/Real Estate.
Naked City: Amy Sohn.
A photographer whose passion is the male nude.
StrictlyPersonal.com.
Search for a spring fling in our picture personals.
Cue' Crossword: Maura B. Jacobson 'Guardian' Crossword.


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