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THE CRITIC SPEAKS

RURAL RETREATS

NYT FILM REVIEWER A.O. SCOTT ON HIS THANKLESS JOB

THE PRICIEST HOMES IN HUDSON VALLEY ARE STILL A BARGAIN

HITTING THE LUXE LINKS

THE BEST NY SCENTS

WHAT IT TAKES TO GET INTO TOP GOLF CLUBS

GIFTS FOR NEWLYWEDS

PRESENTS TO IMPRESS PICKY NYC COUPLES

A PERFUME DESIGNER LEADS US BY THE NOSE

TERRIFIC TERRACES

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ritics be damned!

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profiles their most famous residents. This

That’s what chef Daniel Boulud, the subject of

month we look at the most illustrious residents

our cover profile this issue, says in response to

of River House on the East Side, which include

PRODUCTION MANAGER Victoria Tuturice

restaurant critics today elevating irreverence and

Henry Kissinger and Uma Thurman. Check out

whimsy over the traditional white-tablecloth-

the story by Marynia Kruk on page 20.

RESEARCH MANAGER Adam Pincus

dining experience. As reporter Chris Cameron writes, current

With global warming making a mess of

RESEARCHER Yoryi DeLaRosa

tastes celebrate restaurants hidden behind

things, it’s hard to know when summer begins

pizza joints in Bushwick with Michelin stars,

anymore or how much snow we’ll have over the

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING OPERATIONS Yoav Barilan

and bad boy chefs like David Chang, who pairs

Memorial Day weekend. But one thing’s certain:

courses with cans of cheap beer.

We had the fun of warmer months in mind when

ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Junaid Zahid

restaurant Daniel has existed at the pinnacle of

As the summer wedding season approaches,

French fine dining for the past two decades in

we’ve got the perfect gift for all kinds of

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Jonathan Brooks

New York City, but got stripped of its four-star

newlywed couples in NYC: the workaholics, the

rating more recently? We find a chef sizing up

dreamers, the chefs, the beautiful people and

NATIONAL ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Ross Fox

his legendary career and his place in the current

more. Check out the story on page 10 and forget

culinary pantheon amid shifting tastes — which

boring wedding registry purchases like silver

speak to broad cultural changes — in our story

soup ladles and bone china saucers.

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It’s hard to know when summer begins anymore or how much snow we’ll have over Memorial Day weekend. June has become the new January.

So where does that leave Boulud, whose

on page 12. In our other profile this issue, we look at someone who dishes out criticism for a living.

Meanwhile, June is the new January.

planning this issue.

Dreading the traffic out to the Hamptons on a summer Friday? We have alternatives. Namely, high-end homes in the Hudson Valley. We survey

New York Times film critic A. O. Scott has a

some of the priciest properties on the market,

new book, in which he argues for the importance

ranging up to $12 million, in a story on page 34.

of the professional critic in the age of social

They include everything from turn-key sleek

media, when everyone has an opinion.

modern glass homes to working farms.

Being a critic seems like it can be a thankless

But if you are out in the Hamptons this

job -- especially when Samuel L. Jackson is

summer, we’ve got you covered as well. Society

tweeting mean things about you when you write

figure Jean Shafiroff walks us through the top

a bad review. But it’s a very necessary one, Scott

charity galas in the Hamptons this season on

rightly argues. We go inside the mind of the critic

page 84.

on page 26.

And don’t miss our roundup of the top golf

We also tour the city with someone who

courses in the tristate area on page 22, which

has a different sort of critical take — one whose

unsurprisingly includes many courses in the

focus is more olfactory. Rodrigo Flores-Roux, a

Hamptons. We look at the hurdles to getting in —

designer of many beloved perfumes, recalls his

East Hampton Golf Club, for example, requires

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favorite New York scents — and those he doesn’t

a prospective member to have a minimum net

like — on page 50.

worth of $1 million (excluding homes or cars) to

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We’re getting a bit critical about real estate

even be considered.

too. Check out our new feature, “LLNYC’s look

Finally, if you are spending the bulk of

at listings,” which consists of mini reviews

the summer in the city, you might consider

of the sorts of high-end properties that we

upgrading your outdoor space — if you’re lucky

typically feature in the back of the magazine.

enough to have any (see page 40), checking out

Moving beyond boilerplate information, we are

the newest art exhibits from the likes of Richard

looking to tell more of the story behind these

Serra and David Hockney (page 62) or paying a

astonishing apartments and townhouses, from

visit to Manhattan’s hip new movie theater, the

their owners to how much they traded for in the

Metrograph (page 76).

past. Spearheaded by reporter Liz Lucking, they are sprinkled throughout the magazine starting

Enjoy the summer and enjoy the issue — at 116 pages, it is our biggest one ever.

on page 88. You can see a full roundup of all the new $10 million-plus properties to hit the market each week on LLNYC.com. We’ve also got a new ongoing series, called “Board Approved,” that goes inside the most prestigious co-op buildings in the city and

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Cigars are the classic way to mark an occasion and few cigars are better than Arturo Fuente Opus X Lost City. The full strength and rare cigars from the Dominican Republic offer a bold aroma with notes of cedar. $376 for a box of 10; from www.natsherman.com

The Beauty

A wedding is an opportunity for a woman to feel like a real-life princess. And like a princess, she’s going to be photographed a whole lot. Why not give her a professional makeup artist like Stephen Keyes for the big day? He will illuminate her beauty and make her more than ready to face the cameras. $1,500; from www.stephenkeyes.myshopify.com

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Planning a wedding is stressful and doing it on top of a full-time job is nearly impossible. A trip to Golden Door spa in California will provide the couple with much-needed relaxation; after a week of daily in-room massages, they’ll be refreshed and ready to start their new life together. $8,850 per person for a week’s all-inclusive stay; from www.goldendoor.com

The Dreamers

This is a couple whose vivid imagination carries them through the toughest times. They may not be able to ever visit space themselves, but this lamp, which was inspired by the cosmos, emits the same light as a nebula cloud, reminding them to always reach for the stars. $1,000; from www.abchome.com

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ach table within the neoclassical colonnade in the dining room at Daniel, chef Daniel Boulud’s eponymous restaurant on the Upper East Side, is its own universe. Under the double-tiered chandeliers and intricately coffered ceiling, wellgroomed waiters work in pairs, bouncing like satellites from table to table in a choreographed display of precision. They swirl through the room with carts of wine, cheese and roast meat, providing unhurried tableside service. Each plate draws you into the moment. On one evening, my dinner companion said that the ornate dining room had the electricity of a banquet hall, as if at any moment a glass might ding and throw a hush over the restaurant. I agree. The effect is simultaneously big and small. You somehow feel like the only diner in the room without ever catching the cold uneasiness of an under-patronized restaurant. And so it has been for over two decades: deft service, inspired dishes, the pinnacle of French fine dining. Boulud has often been called New York’s longestruling four-star chef. Even when Daniel isn’t boasting a perfect score from the critics, it’s nonpareil in the minds of most New Yorkers. But increasingly the culinary zeitgeist has come to consider fine dining itself passé. Boulud rejects that sentiment, confident in the lasting message of his restaurant. “We are very aware of what is going on,” Boulud, 61, tells me in his “skybox” — a small office and glass-enclosed dining room overlooking the kitchen. The room, along with an eight-course tasting menu, can be reserved for $1,600 for four guests. “But we don’t need to follow every trend and be what a critic wants us to be. I don’t think so, no,” he says. “There are a lot of people who still appreciate what fine dining represents,” he adds. But the last several years have been hard on fine dining. First, New York Times critic Peter Wells stripped Daniel of its four-star rating in 2013 — it had held four stars from 2001 to 2012. The most recent new Michelin Guide demoted Daniel from three to two stars. Then Wells took an even harder swipe at Thomas Keller’s Per Se, giving it just two stars. Across the city, chefs young and old are choosing to open casual brasseries and bistros, with top-quality food and sky-high prices. Edgy Lower East Side restaurateurs, like Rich Torrisi and Mario Carbone, are taking over old school fine-dining institutions, like the Four Seasons’ space. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find a restaurant in the city that even requires a jacket anymore. “I was at the Four Seasons last week, and I have been going there for 30 years,” Boulud says. “This is my luxury. This is my privilege. Do I care how many stars they have? Do I care what people say? No, I don’t. I just go there because I like it.”

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“WE ARE VERY AWARE OF WHAT IS GOING ON.” —Daniel Boulud It is because of that steadfast loyalty to fine dining that some epicures raise their eyebrows at Boulud and have asked if Daniel can weather a culinary milieu that respects irreverence and adventure over white tablecloths. Today’s foodies have the swagger of Eddie Huang — the bao-slinging, street-talking East Village restaurateur — or Action Bronson — the obese, pot-smoking rapper whose lightly inebriated gastronomic escapades are often featured on the popular Vice-produced food show “Munchies.” Restaurants hidden behind pizza joints like Blanca in Bushwick are earning multiple Michelin stars. David Chang is known to pair his critically acclaimed courses at Momofuku with cans of cheap beer. The old school of formal dining has been mercilessly labeled out of touch, stuffy and pretentious. “Where is the message?” Boulud asks rhetorically in regard to one highly reviewed restaurant he had recently visited. “Is it just that it’s controversial and different, so we are going to give it four stars? Sometimes I don’t get it. Frankly, I want to see them 15 years, 30 years, 40 years later. So far I’ve been here for 23 years. Thomas Keller has been cooking for almost 35 years. We are still standing. They are burning out quickly.” I ask how he remains relevant. He tells me that his productive and tightly knit team keeps the restaurant evolving but in a way that is true to Daniel’s mission. “I don’t care to be trendy,” Boulud tells me. “I just care to be relevant with time.” It is obvious Boulud does care. In the kitchen the foreheads of young cooks wrinkle over perfect morsels of rabbit, trout and asparagus. They nervously salute their chef as we pass. It’s a highly disciplined brigade. Boulud tours his six restaurants, three markets and his cocktail bar in New York City constantly, having just returned to Daniel from Boulud Sud and Épicerie on the Upper West Side for this interview. (He has five other restaurants in the U.S. and four internationally.) “I made myself a bánh mì [at Boulud Sud],” he says.

But his full attention goes to Daniel. Boulud actually lives above his restaurant, filling the building with his aura, like some sort of culinary superego. Slipshod cooks undoubtedly see his apparition in the kitchen corridors. He says if you hear a small noise in the private dining room, it is probably his 2-year-old son Julien playing in his living room directly overhead. “We don’t take anything for granted. It is never-ending,” he says. “Just because you have a name, you can’t walk away and chill out. No!” Boulud began making his name in France in the 1970s. He is from Lyon and worked with France’s culinary masters Roger Vergé, Georges Blanc and Michel Guérard. As a young man, legendary Lyonbased chef Paul Bocuse made him his global ambassador. “At 21, to be in charge of representing the brand of a chef who is world famous, I think is pretty good,” he says. By the early ‘80s, Boulud was already gaining recognition in New York through his work at Le Regence in the Plaza Athénée on the Upper East Side. The Times review of the then month-old restaurant noted the skill of the “young chef.” His next stop was Le Cirque, which has proven to be a veritable hothouse for producing culinary big shots. “Twice I brought Le Cirque four stars in the New York Times. I elevated Le Cirque. It was a very famous restaurant but not famous enough for the food. My goal was to make it famous for the food.” To accomplish that, Boulud changed the menu, the method of cooking, the recipes and the system in the kitchen. He hired better cooks and personally trained the sous-chef. “I worked very, very hard. I don’t think anyone today does this kind of work. It was very intense,” he says. “You start at nine in the morning and go until midnight, pushing, pushing, pushing. It is easier to criticize the chef than to do what that chef does!” CONTINUED ON PG 16

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The entrance to Daniel. Right: The bar and lounge outside the main dining room. Below: Boulud prepares a fish. Opposite: Chefs work the line.

Boulud says leaving Le Cirque after six years to open Daniel was the greatest risk of his career. He had a wife and a young child to support at the time and only one investor. He says that he faced obstacles early on, especially convincing the critics that he was still a four-star chef. “The New York Times was in limbo with their food critics [at the time I opened Daniel]. They had a couple of different people reviewing,” he says. “There was this woman, Marian Burros, who thought maybe she was a critic — everybody thinks they’re a critic. She gave me two stars.” Burros wrote in July 1993, “What keeps this restaurant from achieving its full potential, at the moment, is not the conceptualization of the dishes, which showcase Mr. Boulud’s wonderful imagination, but their execution, which may be left too much to the members of the kitchen brigade. The staff needs work. Perhaps a visit from the sous-chef Mr. Boulud had to leave behind at Le Cirque?” “I told my team that this is the best opportunity to show them what the best two-star restaurant can be in America or in the world,” Boulud says. “If the New York Times didn’t want to give me the proper review, then I don’t care. I keep cooking. I keep doing what I do for my customer.” By December 1993 Daniel was named “one of the 10 best restaurants in the world” by the International Herald Tribune — a now defunct publication owned by the Washington Post and the New York

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Times. Later that same year Ruth Reichl at the Times gave Daniel four stars. Today Boulud is once again facing the challenge of shifting tastes. But he’s confident that creative and open-minded contemporary French cooking has the staying power to outlast the chic young competitors du jour. “Everyone is going to grow old and appreciate what was then. They’ll say, ‘Oh god, why did it go away!’ That is why I don’t mind going through the wave. You should see the restaurant. The energy, the youth! To me fine dining is not about the pomp and circumstance; it is really about the privilege of a very, very special experience or moment. It is not about teaching people a lesson or anything. It is the food that is most important.” At the same time, Boulud is traveling and expanding his empire. Épicerie Boulud, a 2,000-square-foot gourmet market with a similar menu to the Uptown location, will soon open in the Santiago Calatrava– designed Oculus in the Financial District. He’s even crafted the in-flight menu for Air France, where La Première and business class guests on flights from the U.S. to Paris can enjoy food inspired by the “warm spices and flavors of Morocco, the Basque country,” as well as “Provence, the far East and beyond.” At home he’s enjoying a refrigerator packed with fresh vegetables, anchovies, sardines, dry Spanish jamon Ibérico and his collection of Japanese pickles.

“They are not as pickle-y as the French pickles and not as sweet as the German pickles. They are sometimes colorful. They use a lot of daikon radish, sprouts and bulbs. It is interesting,” he says. And of course, Champagne: “I have a bottle of Cristal I got for my birthday. I don’t drink cheap. Even in the category of Beaujolais or in the category of something affordable, I don’t want the cheapest one; I still want the good one. It doesn’t have to be expensive, just well made.” Boulud seems to be enjoying life at a time when it’s natural to step back and taste the fruits of your labor. Yet he says that he has never stopped innovating with his team of trusted cooks, many of whom have stood by his side for decades. “Frankly, if anyone depends just on me, I don’t think the restaurant will be the same,” he says. “When you work for a great architect, you have to have a sense of what the architect wants and execute that. Not every architect draws every building. They have a multitude of talented people working with them. It is the same with a chef.” “Do you think you will stay focused on Daniel forever?” I ask back in the skybox as we scan the evening’s menu. “I don’t know,” he says. “But I will make sure that as long as this restaurant is here that we are true to our message. Right now it is Daniel here with me and the team and the work we do together. I think it is making people very happy.”

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River House BROOK AND FEREBEE TAUBE UNIT PRICE: $4,000,000 Brook Taube is a hedge fund manager and amateur violinist. He and his twin brother, Seth, took over Medley Capital from the late Richard Medley, an advisor to George Soros, and run it with a third partner, Andrew Fentress. Ferebee Taube, née Bishop, is a former public relations executive and the co-founder of online fashion and interior design site FEYT. The couple divide their time between River House and a house in Millbrook.

CHARLES III AND LISA HUGHES UNIT PRICE: $3,200,000

UMA THURMAN UNIT PRICE: $10,000,000

Charles B. Hughes III is a venture capitalist and private equity executive. He is the managing director and general counsel at Easton Capital Investment Group, a venture capital firm. Lisa Hughes is the publisher and chief revenue officer of The New Yorker and a former advertising director.

Actress Uma Thurman is known for her work in Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction” and the “Kill Bill” movies. She purchased her 13-room apartment from romance novelist Barbara Taylor Bradford. The apartment has two wood-burning fireplaces, three maid’s rooms and an eat-in kitchen, plus a bar, library, sitting room, dining room and separate laundry room.

CATHERINE BLAIR UNIT PRICE: UNDISCLOSED Catherine Blair, née Gerlach and who goes by Deeda, is a philanthropist involved in cancer, AIDS and other medical research. The late William McCormick Blair Jr., an ambassador to Denmark and the Philippines, was her second husband. Her first marriage, to Charles Clarke Jelke, whose family made its fortune in margarine, ended in divorce.

LORENZO LORENZOTTI AND EVA JEANBARTLORENZOTTI UNIT PRICE: $8,888,888 Lorenzo Lorenzotti is a Wall Street executive and lawyer by training. Since 2011, he has served as managing director of Papamarkou Wellner. Eva Jeanbart-Lorenzotti is a reality show personality, the founder of two online fashion start-ups and a former financial analyst for Lazard Freres & Co.

RICHARD EATON AND SUSAN HENSHAW JONES UNIT PRICE: $3,325,000 Richard Eaton serves as senior judge on the United States Court of International Trade. Susan Henshaw Jones is a museum director and the founder of a nonprofit that promotes public art. The couple divide their time between River House and a home in Key West.

HARRISON AND LESLIE BAINS UNIT PRICE: $6,357,000 Harrison Bains is an executive who worked at Chase Manhattan Bank, Bristol-Myers Squibb and RJR Nabisco. Leslie Bains is a private banking executive and wealth manager who has worked at Citibank, HSBC and Modern Bank, a boutique private bank. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

JEFFREY LEEDS AND ELIZABETH MARSHALL UNIT PRICE: $10,000,000 Jeffrey Leeds is the cofounder of private equity firm Leeds Equity Partners. He established the firm with Robert Bernstein in 1993. Leeds spent seven years working as an investment banker for Lazard Frères & Co. From 1985 to 1986, clerked for the Hon. William J. Brennan, Jr. of the Supreme Court of the United States.

JEREMY AND MARGARET JACOBS UNIT PRICE: $10,350,000 Jeremy Jacobs is the owner of the Boston Bruins, the NHL ice hockey team; the chairman of the hotel, food and gambling conglomerate Delaware North; and a philanthropist. His net worth is estimated at $4 billion. The couple have six children.

ROSALIND WALTER UNIT PRICE: $7,700,000 Rosalind Walter is a philanthropist and widow of Henry Walter, a flavor and fragrance tycoon. She was the airplane factory worker who inspired the song “Rosie the Riveter.” She is the daughter of Carleton H. Palmer, who ran E.R. Squibb & Sons, the predecessor of Bristol-Myers Squibb. Despite her family’s wealth, she worked the night shift making WWII fighter planes.

KILIAEN VAN RENSSELAER UNIT PRICE: $3,200,000 Kiliaen Van Rensselaer is a television-programming executive, heir to a gourmet grocery store fortune and descendent of one of the Dutch merchants who founded the Dutch West India Company. Since 2015, Van Rensselaer has run his own Los Angeles-based studio, Insurrection Media.

PHILIP AND MAYA BOBBITT UNIT PRICE: $7,000,000 Philip Bobbitt is a Texasborn law scholar, historian, university professor and the nephew of President Lyndon B. Johnson. Bobbitt teaches at Columbia Law School. His career includes serving the Clinton, Bush Sr. and Carter administrations. 0D\D 2QGDOLNRáOX %REELWW is an Istanbul-born attorney who specializes in advising financial institutions.

SIR EVELYN DE ROTHSCHILD AND LYNN FORESTER UNIT PRICE: UNDISCLOSED Lynn Forester, also known as Lady de Rothschild, is a political fundraiser, philanthropist, board member of about a dozen companies and a lawyer by training. Sir Evelyn de Rothschild is a scion of the Rothschild banking family. The couple divide their time between River House, a home on Martha’s Vineyard, and two homes in England.

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Par for the course LLNYC takes a swing at the membership requirements for 10 of the most exclusive country clubs surrounding NYC By Isabel Schwab

owerful people often conduct important deals over a round of golf at their country club, but what does it take to actually become a member of one these clubs and how much does it cost? The answers to those questions are well guarded. Many of the most exclusive country clubs in the U.S. operate under a veil of secrecy, protecting both the membership process and how much that membership costs. Most clubs require that an existing member sponsor or recommend any new recruits, and as many of the clubs were very quick to point out to LLNYC — membership is by invitation only. And don’t even think about compari-

National Golf Links of America SOUTHAMPTON, NY The club is more than 100 years old. Membership is available only through a referral from an existing member, and the board of the club evaluates each candidate. Costs include a $150,000 initiation fee and $9,000 in annual dues. It was once called “the snootiest club in America” in a 1962 Sports Illustrated article. www.natgolflinks.org

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son shopping: If you would like to know the costs of these clubs before you sign up, in many cases the only way to find out is by asking an existing member. There were a few clubs that did share their fees with us, which we have included below. Among the costs associated with joining a country club are a nonrefundable initiation fee, which can be hundreds of thousands of dollars; annual dues in the tens of thousands of dollars; and a food-and-drink monthly minimum. In addition to those fees, a representative at one club told LLNYC that the clubs function similar to a co-op apartment building: Any costs toward the maintenance of the grounds

(a new sprinkler system, for instance) are divided up among the members. For our rundown, we chose a selection of some of the most exclusive clubs in the tristate area. This list could have easily focused solely on one area, like the Hamptons or Westchester, but we sought a broader reach and included some newer locations and clubs with less restrictive policies. Due to the difficulty of obtaining this information, this is not a ranking, and we cannot claim that this list is definitive or that it is complete, but it does offer a window into an exclusive sporting world — that is quite intentionally — closed off.

Trump National Golf Club Westchester BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY

Membership here does not require a referral from an existing member but does involve visiting the club and filling out an application. Eric Trump himself reviews the application and signs off on every member of the club. Costs depend on age; initiation fees range from $30,000 to $50,000 and annual dues go up to $17,800. www.trumpnationalwestchester.com

Liberty National Golf Course JERSEY CITY, NJ This club offers sweeping views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty and is one of the most expensive golf courses ever built, at a cost of $250 million. No surprise then that the initiation fee is also one of the highest on our list at $300,000, with annual dues costing $29,000 for a family membership. It is possible to join without a referral from a member. www.libertynationalgc.com

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The Bridge Golf Club SOUTHAMPTON, NY You won’t even find a website for this untraditional club, which the New York Times called “the untucked country club” in a profile of its “maverick” owner, Robert Rubin. We were unable to reach someone at the club, but according to the Times, membership fees were $600,000 in 2006, placing it among the most expensive in the country.

This club, which opened in 2006, borders National Golf Links of America and is near Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. While a staff member declined to tell us the fees over the phone, a 2008 article in the Times lists the initiation fee as $650,000. Prospective members fill out an information sheet and speak with the owner, who judges if they are a good fit. www.sebonack.com

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“You have to fight for attention and clear a way for yourself.” —A. O. SCOTT

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Unafraid to judge New York Times film reviewer A. O. Scott on his new book and the tough life of a critic BY CHRISTOPHER CAMERON PHOTOGRAPHED BY STUDIO SCRIVO

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his is the one dividend for whatever kind of celebrity I have in New York,” New York Times film critic A. O. Scott says. “It is the only place in all of New York where I can get a table. I love it here.” It’s 11:30 a.m. on a bright Thursday and I’ve just met Scott at a back booth at Russ & Daughters Café on Orchard Street, two and half blocks south of the original Jewish appetizing institution. Scott has become a bit of an institution himself at the café and shop, arriving early on Saturdays to grab an early table or number at the counter. He’s been coming regularly for the last five or six years, ever since Niki Russ, the granddaughter of one of the “daughters,” recognized him while slicing fish and struck up a friendship. “What do you like here?” I ask. In his Oxford shirt and with a midlength beard and glasses, Scott, 49, has mastered perennial-graduate student style: a little disheveled, vaguely academic, thoughtful. “Well, I really like the Gaspe Nova, but the ‘hot smoke/cold smoke’ is good. I like herring so … I like the egg things, too. It’s all, uh … it’s all pretty good. We should share some pickles if you’re interested,” Scott says. “I’m interested in pickles,” I say, putting my trust in the well-known critic’s taste and ordering the herring plate. Since joining the New York Times staff in 2000, Scott has become one of the most visible, influential and occasionally controversial critics working in the medium today. His brand of criticism is open-minded, fun and unafraid. He says that his critical bias is toward films that are machines for empathy. “Movies, not uniquely but maybe more powerfully and completely than another narrative art form, can show you people who you don’t know, who aren’t like you, or who don’t even exist and compel you to care about them.” He cites, in almost contrarian fashion, “The Fast and the Furious” movies as examples. “You are having a great time watching the cars crash, but at the same time you

care about these people. It’s ridiculous. [But] because of the charisma of the performances, and the way the whole project was conceived and the way it is about friendship, loyalty, solidarity and family, you care about them. It is kind of amazing that you do,” he says. But he’s also been assailed on social media for his criticism. Most notably, Scott clashed with Samuel L. Jackson over the first “Avengers” film in 2012. “The secret of ‘The Avengers’ is that it is a snappy little dialogue comedy dressed up as something else, that something else being a giant A.T.M. for Marvel and its new studio overlords, the Walt Disney Company,” Scott wrote in the Times, adding that the film suffered from a “grinding, hectic emptiness” and “bloated cynicism.” Jackson fired back in a tweet, which served as a rallying cry for other fans to blitz Scott on Twitter: “#Avengers fans, NY Times critic AO Scott needs a new job! Let’s help him find one! One he can ACTUALLY do!” As Scott says, “Nick Fury himself released some fury,” But like the blockbuster film, Scott took the blowback seriously, and this February a polemical book emerged from the fray, “Better Living Through Criticism: How to Think about Art, Pleasure, Beauty, and Truth.” The book has helped to reopen the conversation about the importance of criticism and its role in art at a time when social media has given virtually anyone with a phone the platform to engage in criticism. “The misunderstanding of criticism, or just the hostility towards its existence, is especially strong with fans of superhero franchises movies. They get really, really mad,” Scott says. He’s ordered a mushroom barley soup and the “hot smoke/cold smoke” — a kippered salmon, with a Scottish smoked salmon spread and chips. “It is all very silly, and if you are a reasonable adult it doesn’t bother you. But I found that it does tap into older, longer standing and more respectable traditions of suspicion against criticism,” he says. For instance, in an interview Samuel L. Jackson argued that “The Avengers” was just “a piece of bullshit pop culture” that CONTINUED ON PG 28

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shouldn’t have been taken so seriously by Scott. But in the same interview he claimed that it really “is a fucking great movie” that is beyond critique. Scott points out that Jackson is tapping into “a reflexive disdain for movies and other low and middlebrow amusements that came so easily to intellectuals of another era” while simultaneously invoking “the ancient, super highbrow idea that a work of art is inviolate and sufficient unto itself.” In his book, Scott addresses each of those traditional claims against the role of the critic from different angles in six chapters. And he doesn’t shy away from the meat and potatoes. There is nearly an entire chapter devoted to dealing with arguments made in Kant’s third critique. He says the book was influenced by Susan Sontag’s “On Photography,” which is also broken down into six essays. The essays are supplemented with three dialogues. In one, Scott battles a skeptical interlocutor, questioning all his arguments for the essential importance of criticism. “What’s the point of criticism?” the voice asks. “It seems like you can dish it out but can’t take it.” I ask if the interlocutor was a stand-in for the late media columnist David Carr — who was filmed arguing about criticism with Scott for the New York Times. “Ha ha yes. Yes, I was working on the book at that point [when the video was made] and it was great. I love that video, and I love David. I miss him. He was willing to go all the way with stuff at the risk, which he never minded taking, of looking foolish himself.” In the video Carr plays a friendly devil’s advocate. “People are going out for a good time; you’re out to spoil that,” Carr says.

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“You make it [criticism] sound so warm and cuddly, but in fact you’ll take something people have sweated over, sunk years of their life into, and you’ll grab ahold of it, you’ll look at it and snap it right in half.” Scott fires back with shorthand versions of the arguments he lays out in his book. “If you are making creative work … you are subject to judgment. This is not a progressive kindergarten. … What you are pursuing is excellence, is truth, is beauty,” he says in the clip. Scott says the interlocutor is not all Carr. “I think the questioning voice in those dialogues is a little more passive aggressive than David ever was. The dialogues were kind of a way of appropriating the voice that is always there in my head, and out in the world, saying, ‘Who the fuck are you?’ I really wanted to take the question seriously,” Scott says. … “The chopped liver is also good,” he says, briefly changing the subject to ponder his food. He says that the soup isn’t too thick here. “I should come here more often and get gout,” I joke, dipping pickled herring into cream sauce. “This place was always interesting to me because it serves traditional workingman noshes and flights of caviar. It’s a good representation of how I feel New York is in general,” I say. “Right! The range on this menu, you can get a knish for $6 or $1,000 sturgeon,” he says. … “My childhood was very nomadic,” Scott says.” My parents are both academics and they started out in Madison, Wisconsin. Then we moved to Chicago, North Caro-

lina, to Princeton and Providence. There was a lot of zigzagging and I went to a lot of different schools. I was always the new kid. “I guess it was sort of an intellectually intense family. There was a lot of discussion and arguments around the dinner table. There was a lot of interest in ideas and a lot of books around. A lot of records. My parents didn’t really let me go to all the different movies. They were a little stricter, as parents were in those days about television. TV was a little bit of a taboo. So as soon as I got my own TV, I just sort of binged for a month.” “So, what’s an early movie moment that you recall?” I ask. “I remember — I don’t think it was the first movie I saw, but I was young, probably eight — going to see ‘The Sting.’ I thought it was really, really cool. The plot was hard to figure out, but it seemed very cool. There was swearing in it. And Robert Redford was very charismatic,” Scott says. “The Sting” swept the Academy Awards in 1973, scoring 10 Oscars nominations and winning seven, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay. “In those days they would bring movies back to theaters and I saw ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’ and I was very excited to see ‘All the Presidents Men’ when it came out. I read the book and I saw the movie three or four times. You know, the ’70s was a great time for moviegoing. Especially for age-inappropriate movies. There was this great latitude of the PG rating. There was no PG-13, so you could get a lot in under the barrier of the R. But like other children of the ’70s, it was “Star Wars” that was the pivotal pop-culture moment for Scott at age 11. Unlike most kids, “Annie Hall,” another movie in the-

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aters at the same time, played a similar role. “Those movies together remain important, but in different ways. ‘Star Wars’ was the kingdom of fantasy and childhood that seemed to be made exactly for me and who I was then. Whereas ‘Annie Hall’ was much more, as we say now, aspirational. I didn’t understand any of the jokes, it was all sort of sophisticated, but I wanted to be able to crack the code. I want to know what this world is and what this movie is about,” he says. “It seems sort of like perimeters. One is really big and one is really small,” I say. “Yes. And I think in retrospect one of the huge influence on my subsequent thinking and taste was probably MAD Magazine in the ’70s. It gave me access to all kinds of things that I wouldn’t have known about otherwise. Like a lot of movies that I wasn’t allowed to see or that I missed would come up in MAD satires, which were really pieces of film criticism in a way. They would draw the frame so well. When you finally did see the movie you felt like you had seen it before. They made jokes that were exactly right for letting you in even if you didn’t really get it,” he says. “If you were an obnoxious smarty-pants kid in the ’60s and ’70s, MAD was your Partisan Review.” … “By the way, these pickles are great.

I appreciate the introduction to this place,” I say. “If you ever come here at night you should get the smoked martini,” he says. “What’s smoked about it?” I ask.” “There is a Laphroaig [whiskey] rinse, so you get a little smoke. It doesn’t actually have any smoked fish in it. It goes with the cuisine really well though,” he says. “Nice. I can never drink too much Laphroaig,” I say. … “Did you want to make movies?” I ask. “So, I wanted to write in a vague kind of way. I was probably more interested in the mystique of being a writer than in the actual writing. … I read with great fervor the Paris Review’s ‘Writers at Work.’ [That’s where] they would ask William Faulkner what kinds of pens he used, or ‘Do you wake up early in the morning?’ ‘Do you type your first draft?’ And I fantasized about being interviewed like that. “I was also interested in criticism in that I read a lot of movie and music criticism. If had a fantasy career at age 14 or 15 it was probably something like ‘Almost Famous,’ [being] a rock critic for Rolling Stone … sitting down with Mick Jagger or Bob Dylan.” “So, I can put to death the idea that you had secret movie ambitions that failed?” I ask.

“Yeah, not really,” he says. “It’s just that you brought that up in your book several times, the idea of the critic as a failed artist,” I say. “Right. It certainly doesn’t apply to movies. I loved movies and I went to a lot of movies. But I never really wanted to be a filmmaker, or a star, or to go out to Hollywood,” he says. “You had actors in your family. It was never something you toyed with because of that?” I ask. “Not really. That is a theory that I have encountered sometimes. My mother’s uncle and aunt were Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson. [Both were actors of stage and screen known for films like ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ and ‘The Shining.’] And my parents actually got married in the apartment where Anne still lives,“ he says. “Did you ever give them bad reviews?” I say. “Ha ha, by the time I was reviewing they weren’t doing that much. I do remember Eli showing up in ‘Mystic River’ and thinking, ‘Oh my god, does this mean I can’t review this movie?’ But he shows up only for a few minutes. … But I can’t say [their careers] were an influence on me.” … Growing up in the insular world of acaCONTINUED ON PG 30

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demia, Scott says that going to graduate school was just what one did. He says he thought about moving to New York and trying to make it as a magazine writer but didn’t have the guts. In school, Scott had waffled between dissertation topics. Sometimes he was focused on the 19th century, Emerson and Melville, and later he wrote about New York School poets, Robert Lowell and Frank O’Hara. But he never finished his doctoral degree. Later he tried and failed to write “a big critical history of the American novel in the second half of the 20th century.” Scott’s first reporting assignment appeared in the Nation, where he was paid $0.10 a word to review two volumes of poetry criticism. “It was like someone unlocked the cage and I could get out. I had always liked writing, and I would sometimes be criticized by my professors for writing too smoothly or glibly or for having too much fun,” he says. “I was reading a lot of popular literary critics from the middle of the 20th century like Mary McCarthy and Elizabeth Hardwick, who were writing in a much more open and democratic idiom. It frustrated me that I couldn’t do that.” He got more assignments at the Nation, the New York Times Review of Books and the Village Voice and then a job as an “editorial peon” at The New York Review of Books. “It was a good address to have,” Scott says. He moved on to Lingua Franca. “Lingua Franca was like Spy, it was short lived and had a reputation as a place where a lot of careers got started,” Scott says, describing the magazine as an academic gossip magazine, somewhere between Gawker and The New York Review of Books. His first New York Times byline appears in 1997 on a review of Bruce Duffy’s novel “Last Comes the Egg” — which, by the way, he gave high marks. By 2000, Scott had joined the Times as a film critic. Four years later he was named chief critic. But a lot has changed in the last

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“There will always be people who read you wrong or unsympathetically.” —A. O. SCOTT

decade, and it’s increasingly common to encounter the argument that professional critics are obsolete. “I feel like it must be harder than ever to be a critic today. A) Because of social media; everyone is suddenly a critic. And B) because of our current obsession with identity. How do you deal with those things?” I ask. We must be on something like our sixth coffee refill. “The social media part is sometimes frustrating and exhausting. But it’s also invigorating, because you see who some of your readers are. That is kind of a nice piece of data to have,” he says. “I think all writers are narcissistic in that way. It’s easy to get obsessed with clicks and tweets,” I say. “It is nice to have someone almost instantaneously say, ‘That was a funny review,’ or ‘A. O. Scott is an idiot.’ It feeds that narcissism. It also makes the field a lot more competitive. You have to fight for attention and clear a way for yourself.” “What about the rise of identity politics?” I ask. “The identity thing is more challenging and I think is something that can’t be dismissed. That is to say, you can’t, for better or for worse, write anymore assuming the transparency or universality of your own perspective. You have to acknowledge where you are and where you are coming from. Which I think is not a bad thing. “I think also you have to be free to

explore the different dimensions of that. I think there is a reductive version of identity, where certain people because of their background or gender or race or class can only, and should only, think a certain way. But a lot of the writers who I admire take a much more expansive and pluralistic view of it: That in fact there is this common world. There is this stuff that we are all watching and thinking about. It’s available to all of us and we are all going to think about it differently,” he says. Scott offers Wesley Morris, a critic at large for the New York Times, and TaNehisi Coates, national correspondent for the Atlantic, who writes about racial politics in the U.S., as examples. “In a way what the focus on identity means is that you have to be explicit about what has been true all along. Robert Warshow [a mid-20th century critic for the Partisan Review] said, ‘A man goes to the movies. The critic must be honest enough to admit that he is that man.’ Pauline Kael [a highly influential film critic for the New Yorker] would never pretend that she was anyone but Pauline Kael, going to the movies and writing about them the way she did,” he says. “Do you think that at its worst, that it can be censoring? That this voice is saying, ‘You aren’t this sort of person, so you can’t write about this?’” I ask. “Who’s stopping you? You can get called out and criticized in ways that feel very unfair. It can sometimes be very knee-jerk and unthinking, but that is always true. There will always be people who read you wrong or unsympathetically or don’t give you the benefit of the doubt you feel you deserve. But that’s just what it is to write,” he says. So it goes both ways. Artists feel that their masterpieces are viewed with unsympathetic eyes and unjustly panned, and critics feel they are misread and misunderstood. It’s just a new chapter in a fight as old as Aristotle.

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With such a wide area to cover, this month LLNYC offers a ranking of notable homes on the market, determined by using Zillow and contacting brokers, who provided some listings not yet on the MLS. Some homes are more humble than our typical opulent spreads, but all feature vast square footage and acreage for comparatively lower figures. Dutchess County ranges along the Hudson River from Beacon in the south, where the Dia:Beacon modern art museum is located, to the village of Tivoli in the north, and is bordered on the east by Connecticut. While development has introduced suburban-style homes, the landscape also still features picturesque farms with red barns and grazing horses. Columbia County lies between the Hudson River and Massachusetts. The county seat, Hudson, the city located along the west border, is experiencing a revival, thanks to new antique stops, restaurants and art galleries. The buyers that broker Elyse Harney

Morris, an owner of Elyse Harney Real Estate, works with are “done with the Hamptons” but often don’t start out looking at Hudson Valley. “So many people want the Berkshires, but then they realize that it’s an extra 20 to 40 minutes from New York City. The magic number is two hours,” she said. She works with many New York City residents looking to buy second homes in the much-desired villages of Millerton and Millbrook in Dutchess County and the town of Ancram in Columbia County. Her typical clients, 40-something-yearold couples with children, “don’t want a fixer-upper,” she said. “What are selling are turn-key homes where all you have to bring is your toothbrush and you can start enjoying all we have to offer here,” Morris said. That includes Hudson Valley’s farmto-table culture. “We’ve always had great farmers markets, but now they are open year-round,” Morris said. The Millerton Farmers Market, for example, includes

Dutchess County farmers who sell their own heirloom vegetables, heritage meats and micro greens. Foodie culture here is also fueled by the famed Culinary Institute of America in Dutchess County, which turns out leading celebrity chefs, and some of its graduates stick around to open their own eateries. Morris pointed out CIA graduate Daphna Mizrahi’s popular restaurant as just one example. Mizrahi, a winner last year on Food Network’s “Chopped,” is the chef and owner at Monte’s Local Kitchen & Tap Room in Amenia. Also generating buzz in Amenia: The Silo Ridge Field Club, a luxury resort community that will have 245 residentiual units, an 18-hole golf course and and an Olympic-quality private equestrian center among its recreational offerings. Developers broke ground on the $500 million project in March. Predesigned homes will be priced between $1 million and $10 million, while custom homes may cost over $30 million. Consider this ranking of homes on the market in Hudson Valley an invitation to pursue the outdoor dreams of your choice on your own property — whether that includes raising heirloom chickens or playing a game of tennis. CONTINUED ON PG 36

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Central Park South. 3 bedroom/3.5 bath penthouse home, entire floor with 41’ frontage along Central Park. The light filled residence offers all four exposures. Oversized master bedroom with dressing room, windowed eat-in kitchen, washer/dryer and guest powder room. Full service, white-glove building. $11M WEB# 3652506 Maria Pashby 212.893.1436, Joanna Pashby 212.893.1442

100 11th Ave. 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Prime West Chelsea, blocks from Meatpacking, expansive Hudson River views encompass major NYC landmarks. Sumptuously interior-designed by Cheryl Lucas, soaring 11-foot ceilings, state-of-the-art lighting, floor-toceiling windows and gas fireplace. $10.6M WEB# 3666446 Julie Pham (m) 917.517.8123

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Upper East Side. Stunning sun-flooded three bedroom home in a full service condo on East 76th Street. Living room, dining area, eat-in kitchen, library, corner master, and two additional bedrooms. 10’ ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows. Central air conditioning and washer/dryer. $6.4M WEB# 3659625 Heather Sargent 212.848.0475

900 Fifth. Southern views of Central Park and the Frick from beautiful living room and expansive terrace. Mint condition, sun-flooded 5 room corner apt. Private vestibule, marble floors, venetian plaster walls. Two terraces. High-end kitchen (with W/D) and baths. Elegant white-glove co-op. $4.395M WEB# 3656069 Pamela B. Marcus 212.508.7168

Upper West Side. Mint split 2 bedroom/2 bath with wall of windows, 1,213 square feet, oak floors, open kitchen with ding bar, washer/ dryer and thru-wall air conditioning. Twenty-four hour doorman, gym, roof deck and more. Every detail has been addressed in this meticulously created home. $4.3M WEB# 3655074 John Gasdaska 212.821.9138, Jonathan Conlon 212.508.7162

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Riverside Drive. 5 bedroom/4 bath luxury home. High-end finishes, systems, appliances and eco-friendly materials utilized. Custom baths, mud room, laundry room and endless custom storage. Prime Upper West Side location across from Riverside Drive Park. Full service building. $4.25M WEB# 3468947 Deanna Kory 212.937.7011

W 19th St. 2 BRs, 2 baths, home office. 11’ ceilings, commanding north, west and east exposures with iconic NYC landmark views, open windowed chefs kitchen great for entertaining, dramatic master with 3 exposures, romantic master bath with sunset views, walk-in closets, washer/dryer. $3.595M WEB# 3666969 Julie Pham (m) 917.517.8123

Upper West Side. Mint two bedroom/two bath at Schwab House. Oversized great room, two terraces, 10’3” ceilings, window galley kitchen, richly finished oak floors, custom built-ins and lighting throughout. Full service building, twenty-four hour doorman, gym, valet and more. Pied-a-terre & pet friendly. $2.495M WEB# 3655128 John Gasdaska 212.821.9138, Jonathan Conlon 212.508.7162

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For another take on gardening high above the sidewalks, there are the blueberry bushes and strawberry plants planted for a client of Haiman’s in Noho on a 1,100-square-foot private terrace accessed by a spiral staircase. Like many modern terrace-seekers, the Noho client wanted more than just a place to sunbathe. Edged in blue-river stones, the oasis is tricked out with an outdoor shower, a day bed for afternoon naps with storage beneath and space enough for yoga poses, though the client prefers to jump rope. Though its cooking appliance is just a basic grill, most clients prefer a full kitchen, and they have an array of outdoor-rated (that is, made of stainless steel) appliances to choose among. Popular brands for outdoor built-in grills include Twin Eagles, whose 36-inchwide model, which comes with a rotisserie and lid-operated night-light, retails for around $5,000, according to an online search. (Note: New York does not allow gas tanks, only piped-in fuel.) But the Mercedes of cooking equipment, designers said, is from Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet, which supplied the kitchen belonging to high-end architect Lou Switzer, and serves as the focal point of a spacious 2,800-square-foot terrace on the Upper East Side. That grill, which stretches to 38 inches and offers gas- and wood-burning functions, sits behind a black marbletopped bar against an ipe-wood back-

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Matthew Bregman, Ines Aslan

Carole Burack, Dan Burack

Lew Manger, Simon Krinsky

Robert Lahita, Carolyn Palmer

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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Edith Holzer, Harold Holzer

New York Historical Society, NYC, Friday, April 8 —Photography by Sylvain Gaboury of PatrickMcMullan.com

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Billy Crystal

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NYU TISCH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

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əɔth Anniversary Gala Celebrating the Past/Creating the Future Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC, Monday, April 4 —Photography by Jared Siskin of PatrickMcMullan.com

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Jesse Bertomen, New York City Power Broker – “My favorite neighborhood is Chelsea. I grew up in a small town in Upstate New York and always loved coming into the City. I can vividly remember my mother telling us to ‘lock the doors’ every time we’d

turn onto 14th St from the West Side Highway – it was the only place she’d say that. Things have changed quite a bit. Now at $2500/sf, it is a whole different neighborhood – but like so many others, maintains the flavor and pays homage to its past.”

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NOT JUST A NOSE Designer of many beloved perfumes recalls his favorite New York City scents

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Rodrigo Flores-Roux was (twice) asked to create a perfume based on the color black.

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usinessman and George H.W. Bush pal Bruce Gelb wants $65 million for his 15-room aerie at 1060 Fifth Avenue. Gelb was a former commissioner for the United Nations and the United States ambassador to Belgium under Bush. Gelb was the vice chairman of the board of Bristol-Myers Squibb Company and president of hair giant Clairol. He met Bush when they both attended Phillips Academy Andover in Massachusetts. Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tapped broker Dolly Lenz to market the listing. Gelbâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wife, Lueza Gelb, died earlier this year. The six-bedroom apartment has panoramic views of the reservoir in Central Park. The prewar co-op building has a health club, a lap pool and a basketball court. Art update

The number of townhouses Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich is trying to combine into a megamansion. So far itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not happening because of the city.

The Guggenheim goes golden

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espite announcing his retirement from the art world in 2011, Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan is back with a brand-new sculpture: an 18-karat gold toilet. It will be installed in a bathroom (naturally) at the Guggenheim Museum. Neither Cattelan nor the Guggenheim would reveal the cost of the golden throne, but they told the New York Times it was being paid for with private funds and would remain at the Guggenheim for the foreseeable future. Celeb watch

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT Sara Gore, host of NBC’s “Open House,” shares her top picks in the neighborhood

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he Upper West Side will gain another Trader Joeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. The California-based grocery chain is slated to occupy about 20,000 square feet across the ground floor and lower level at 670 Columbus Avenue, between West 92nd and 93rd streets. Of course, Trader Joeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s already has one Upper West Side store, at Broadway and West 72nd Street. The Upper East Side, meanwhile, has none, for those keeping score. Neighborhood news

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Rooms with a view

fter four years of construction, a disused subway passageway stretching along Eighth Avenue between 57th and 59th streets has been turned from a tunnel into TurnStyle, a boutique mall space that opened in late April. The subterranean space contains 30,000 square feet of shopping, reports Gothamist, including 20 food establishments like Chelsea Market mainstays Doughnuttery and The Nut Box, plus 12 boutiques and other rotating vendors. Celeb watch

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Designer Domenico Vacca closes NYC stores to focus on flagship with private club, rentals

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hink of it as jewelry for the bath and you get the inspiration behind Waterworksâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; new Isla collection. This is a firstof-its kind collaboration for the brand with sculptor and jewelry designer Jill Platner and features faucets, handles, showerheads, hardware and other accessories. Waterworksâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; flagship is located at 215 East 58th Street. The Isla High Profile Lavatory Faucet with Metal Petra Handles, shown here, costs $2,408.

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plan to turn the Sony Building, the 37-story office tower at 550 Madison, into high-end apartments, has been scrapped because of the cooling market, the New York Times reported. Developer Joseph Chetrit paid $1.1 billion for the building three years ago and hired star architect Robert A.M. Stern for the residential conversion. An international hotel group planned a five-star hotel there as well. But in late April, Chetrit revealed a deal to sell the tower for $1.4 billion to the Olayan Group, which is controlled by a Saudi family, and Chelsfield, which manages its properties. It will remain an office tower.

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ld meets new at a 90-room boutique hotel project, HGU New York, opening in Nomad in June. Located at 34 East 32nd Street between Park and Madison avenues, the hotel lobby showcases the 1905 landmark Beaux-Arts structure and is complemented by contemporary art and modern renovations and amenities. HGU New York is partnering with Gallery 151, a contemporary art gallery, for a curated art exhibit. Retail news

Number of gyms and studios in the Flatiron District, nicknamed the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fitness Districtâ&#x20AC;?

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ory Burch opened the first store for Tory Sport, her activewear line, at 129 Fifth Avenueâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a perfect match considering the Flatiron Districtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s many boutique fitness studios. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wear Daily reported that the launch party featured a tennis theme with a mock court and guests came in sporty outfits. Burch herself paired a V-neck sweater with a long silver skirt. Guests boogied to Kool & the Gang. A celebration to last throughout the years, no doubt. Celeb watch

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1) Gagosian Gallery at 522 West 21st Street, which is showing new work by Richard Serra. 2) An iPad drawing by David Hockney from “The Yosemite Suite.” 3) Miya Ando's “Hamon diptych 2." 4) Tracey Emin's “I love you.” 5) Miya Ando's “Indigo triptych.”

WHERE ART FANS GO Richard Serra, David Hockney among artists with new must-see gallery shows this spring

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Shedding some assets

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BRIGHT & ELEGANT, CORNER, 8 ROOM DUPLEX 129 East 69th Street | $5,875,000 | Entry to this home is through a foyer with a gracious staircase rising to the 2nd floor. First floor – The living room with a WBF opens to the dining room, there is an eat-in kitchen, 2 staff rooms, pantry & a full bath. Upstairs – Corner master bedroom with an ensuite bath, plus 2 large bedrooms, a den & a shared bath. Both floors have elevator access. Web# 2331074.

PREWAR, CONDO DUPLEX PH - 3 TERRACES 15 East 70th Street 5C | $5,475,000 | The main level consists of a foyer, a living/dining room with a WBF, library/2nd bedroom, kitchen and a full bath. Upper level - Master bedroom with an en-suite bath, dressing room and a terrace. There are 2 additional terraces; the library, bedroom terrace & rooftop terrace all have sensational views over the Frick to Central Park. Web# 2288526

CENTRAL PARK FRONTING, PREWAR, 5 ROOM 965 Fifth Avenue | $4,995,000 | Located in a white-glove coop; enter this elegant home through the large foyer which leads to the Central Park facing living room/dining room with WBF. The master bedroom suite overlooks Central Park and has a full bath, and ample closet space. Rounding out this home is a den/2nd bedroom, full bath, chef’s kitchen, staff/guest room, W/D and a powder room. Web# 2334274.

SPLIT 2-BEDROOM CONDO IN EXCELLENT CONDITION 502 Park Avenue | $4,950,000 | The gallery leads to the corner living/ dining room with 2 exposures. The corner master bedroom has two exposures and an en-suite bath. A large 2nd bedroom, kitchen & additional bath round out this lovely home. There are ample closets, high ceilings, gorgeous wood ﬂoors and more. Web# 2235621

MINT, CLASSIC 9-ROOM WITH PARK AVE VIEWS 1185 Park Avenue | $8,250,000 | Enter this home through a regal gallery into a huge LR with a WBF and back to back DR. There are 3 large BR (2 with Park Avenue views), 3 en-suite baths, a library, eat-in chef’s kitchen, den, laundry room and a guest bath. This spectacular home includes herringbone ﬂoors, high ceilings, great light, central a/c, handsome mill work and many more ﬁne details. Web# 2314575

HIGH FLOOR, CLASSIC 9-ROOM WITH PARK AVENUE VIEWS 1185 Park Avenue | $8,250,000 | This home in excellent condition features a large gallery that leads to the living room with WBF and back to back dining room. There are 3 huge bedrooms; 2 enjoy Park Ave. views, plus a library/4th br, an eat-in chef’s kitchen with a sitting area, staff room, 4 full baths and a powder room. Numerous prewar details exist in this updated home. Web# 2247921

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CHARMING TOWNHOUSE ON A TREE-LINED UES BLOCK 159 East 82nd Street | $8,750,000 | Come home to an elegant 4 story townhouse on a tree lined block in a premier Upper East Side location. This totally renovated, immaculate house retains its original façade of classic ornamentation and has a high and wide stoop gracing the front entrance. The interiors reflect a regard for the original ambiance and details of this 19th century house that are married to modern sensibilities, including a finished basement media room/gym and a 40’ roof terrace. Currently, the home is configured with a living room, dining room, library, great room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a study, a guest powder room and 4 fireplaces, all of which is contained in approximately 3,420 square feet. A glamorous, beautifully landscaped garden designed by Michael Trapp, with a built-in gas grill, adjoins the great room. This remarkable home should be seen to be appreciated. Web# 2394383.

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ELEGANT TOWNHOUSE WITH A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN 161 East 82nd Street | $8,750,000 | This lovely, south facing townhouse located on a beautiful, tree-lined, Lenox Hill block between Lexington and Third Avenues, contains approximately 3,420 square feet of living space. A glorious, four story townhouse, in superb condition combines both contemporary style with prewar grandeur. The residence is currently configured with an open plan living and dining room, a charming, eat-in country kitchen/great room, a full floor master suite (the dressing room is large enough to become a fourth bedroom), 2 additional bedrooms, 2 home offices, a wet bar, 2 full baths, 2 half baths, 3 working fireplaces and a sophisticated, European-style garden. The original Italianate façade has been preserved and lovingly maintained. This gem must be seen! Web# 2394633.

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Members have access to shared house cars, personal assistants and even helicopter transport.

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THE NEW STANDARD OF LUXURY IN SAG HARBOR VILLAGE AN ARCHITECTURAL AND DESIGN MASTERPIECE

Car Lift to Lower Level Glass Showroom l Grand and Gracious Scale l 5 Bedrooms l 5 ½ Baths l 7,000+ sf l Smart Home Technology l Pool l Exclusive. $12,000,000.

Mark J. Baron

Christopher J. Burnside

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

631.537.4333 direct mbaron@bhshamptons.com

631.537.4320 direct cburnside@bhshamptons.com

All information is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, prior sale or withdrawal without notice. All rights to content, photographs and graphics reserved to broker. Equal Housing Opportunity Broker. Brown Harris Stevens of the Hamptons, LLC. 2408 Main Street • P.O. Box 683 • Bridgehampton, NY 11932 • 631.537.2727

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INCOMPARABLE WATERFRONT ESTATE • BRIDGEHAMPTON SOUTH $11,900,000 l 5,000± sf l 5 Bedrooms l 6 Baths l Exquisite Craftsmanship l Waterside Gunite Pool l Bay & Ocean Views l WEB# 27389

Overlooking 3 bodies of water, offering glorious sunsets, in one of the most desirable locations in the area. This is the reason people flock to the Hamptons.

Andrea L. Ackerman Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

631.537.4340 direct 516.356.0900 mobile aackerman@bhshamptons.com

EXPERT NEW CONSTRUCTION • EAST HAMPTON $3,295,000 l 4,434± sf l 1.6± acres l 6 Bedrooms l 6.5 Baths l Heated Saltwater Pool l Golf Course Views l WEB# 47818

Mary Ellen McGuire Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

631.537.4324 direct 516.635.3319 mobile mmcguire@bhshamptons.com

Perfect home, perfect location, perfect price.

All information is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, prior sale or withdrawal without notice. All rights to content, photographs and graphics reserved to broker. Equal Housing Opportunity Broker. Brown Harris Stevens of the Hamptons, LLC. 27 Main Street • East Hampton, NY 11937 • 631.324.6400

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1) Billionaire Larry Ellison’s Oracle Team represents the USA. 2) James Spithill, skipper of Oracle Team USA, with the America’s Cup trophy. 3) The America’s Cup series is raced in high-tech catamarans that appear to fly above water. 4) Classic Harbor Line’s schooner America 2.0 pays homage to the boats used in the first America’s Cup challenge.

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With the America’s Cup races’ return to NYC, schooner speed sailing recalls event’s roots

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The NYC races were held close to shore to attact spectators — and buzz.

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OCEAN PERFECT • EAST QUOGUE $12,000,000 l 1.41± Acres l 100’ of Ocean Frontage l 4,752± sf l 6 Bedrooms l 6 Baths l Heated Gunite Pool l WEB# 44487

Preserved and unobstructed views of both bay and ocean contribute to the peaceful atmosphere of this turn-key home.

Deirdre S. DeVita Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

631.288.5409 direct 212.580.3969 mobile ddevita@bhshamptons.com

SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT WITH DOCK • EAST HAMPTON $5,750,000 l 0.85± Acres l 4,800± sf l 6 Bedrooms l 6.5 Baths l Heated Pool l Dock l WEB# 42173

José (JB) DosSantos

Mary Giaquinto

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

631.903.6147 direct 516.901.7017 mobile jdsantos@bhshamptons.com

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

Integrity, Trust, and Knowledge

631.903.6123 direct 631.300.8367 mobile mgiaquinto@bhshamptons.com

All information is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, prior sale or withdrawal without notice. All rights to content, photographs and graphics reserved to broker. Equal Housing Opportunity Broker. Brown Harris Stevens of the Hamptons, LLC. 27 Main Street • East Hampton, NY 11937 • 631.324.6400

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Actor scores big time

new luxury residential building offers larger layouts not often seen in full-service rentals. The Related Companiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 11-story development at 456 Washington Street has rare three-, four- and five-bedroom layouts among its 84 residences. Finishes are intended to compete with those in luxury condos and kitchens include walnut cabinetry, Statuario stone backsplashes and appliances by Sub-Zero.

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Dining chez vous ucked inside Le District, the enormous French food hall in Brookfield Place, is Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Appart, a small restaurant that aims to recreate the experience of an informal dinner party. It features an open kitchen where chef GĂŠrard ViĂŠ, a Daniel Boulud protĂŠgĂŠ, prepares a six-course French-themed tasting menu that makes the most of Le Districtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ingredients.

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STEVE SCHIRRIPA and his wife Laura sold their Battery Park apartment at the Millennium Tower Residences at 30 WEST STREET FOR $2.9 MILLION, according to city records. The actor is best known for playing mobster Bobby Baccalieri on â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Sopranos.â&#x20AC;? The couple made out well on the sale of the apartment, which the two bought in 2007 for $1.6 million. The apartment is 1,700 square feet and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms .

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EXTRAORDINARY COMPOUND WITH THREE CONTIGUOUS LOTS • WATER MILL SOUTH $14,995,000 l 3.5± Acres Total l Backing Reserve l 5 Bedroom Home l Heated Pool l Moments to the Ocean l WEB# 20703

SENSATIONAL SOUTHAMPTON BAY FR ONT $4,350 ,0 00 l 1.4± A cre s l 1 0 0 ± F e e t o f F ro n ta ge l Arts & Cra f ts Sty le H ome l 6 Bedrooms l WEB # 3 2 8 3 8 All architecture is shelter, all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space. - Philip Johnson

John P. Vitello Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

631.204.2407 direct 516.315.6867 mobile jvitello@bhshamptons.com

All information is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, prior sale or withdrawal without notice. All rights to content, photographs and graphics reserved to broker. Equal Housing Opportunity Broker. Brown Harris Stevens of the Hamptons, LLC. 27 Main Street • East Hampton, NY 11937 • 631.324.6400

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1) The concession stand offers highend munchies. 2) Aliza Ma, Alexander Olch and Jacob Perlin head up the new movie theater. 3) The Metrograph Theater at 7 Ludlow Street 4) Chairs in the theaters are made from reclaimed wood.

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Metrograph on Ludlow Street presents a romantic moviegoing experience

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pin studios like SoulCycleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Flywheelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s are hugely popular, but most classes have little room for an instructor to move about and offer one-onone corrections. Now ChaiseFitness has started a new class called ChaisePedal at its FiDi location where instructors aim to pay more attention to ridersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; posture and less to silly choreography, according to the New York Post. Imagine that.

he â&#x20AC;&#x153;Million Dollar Listingâ&#x20AC;? stars Ryan Serhant, Luis Ortiz and Fredrik Eklund threw a big party in April to celebrate the opening of One Seaport, a new residential tower that is going up at the South Street Seaport. One Seaport will be 670 feet tall and have 80 residences, a 24-hour concierge, a porte cochere with valet parking, and a pool with views of the East River. Condos will range in price from $1 million to $20 million.

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The cost to rent the Gin Lane estate of controversial art-magazine publisher and collector Louise Blouin for the summer.

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Sources: The Real Deal, New York Post, Curbed

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ADDRESS 17 The Crossways

6,=( Three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a half bathroom; 3,845 square feet

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PRICE $7,500,000

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he estate of the late Vince Camuto, co-founder of Nine West, is putting his 20,000-squarefoot mansion in Southampton on the market once again, this time for $72 million. Camuto bought the 15-acre property, a former convent called Villa Maria, for $35 million in 2005. The shoe mogul and his wife Louise spent five years renovating the manse in Water Mill. The main house has 11 bedrooms, 12-and-a half bathrooms and a three-story spiraling staircase, Forbes reported.

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House (3,000 sf): 4 beds, 3 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool, Cottage This renovated home on a gated one-plus acre features vaulted ceilings and large windows that provide abundant light. There are first and second floor master suites, a living room with fireplace and upgraded gourmet kitchen. A full basement with gym, screened porch, heated pool, hot tub and outdoor shower round out the offerings. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by John P. Vitello, 631.204.2407, jvitello@bhshamptons.com.

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GARDINER’S BAY WATERFRONT HOME IN EAST HAMPTON

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Welcome to a wide open bayfront parcel of 1.1 acres, with a sandy beach and views of Gardiner’s Island, the North Fork, Connecticut and beyond. Permits are in place for a 5,000-square-foot home with waterfront pool and finished basement. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Andrea L. Ackerman, 631.537.4340, aackerman@bhshamptons.com.

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House (7,000 sf): 7 beds, 6.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool, Wine Room, Integrated Audio and Security System This is the newest Modern Barn by Plum Builders and is set on two-plus acres. It offers rustic, oak-paneled ceilings, a temperature-controlled 800-bottle wine room, covered stone porch, outdoor kitchen, and 48-foot heated gunite pool. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Mary Giaquinto, 631.903.6123, mgiaquinto@bhshamptons.com.

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House (3,500 sf): 4 beds, 3.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool, Garage Located on a private cul-de-sac within the Ludlow Green association, this is a renovated traditional home. The double-height foyer opens to a living and dining room with fireplace, additional den or bonus room, eat-in kitchen with high-end appliances, mudroom with laundry that leads to an attached two-car garage and home gym. The second-floor master suite overlooks a reserve. There are landscaped grounds, salt water pool, blue stone patio and garden. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Christopher J. Burnside, 631.537.4320, cburnside@bhshamptons.com.

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House (2,713 sf): 4 beds, 4.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool This new construction home is located on a quiet village street with easy access to the ocean and the village. It offers a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, living room, and a sun-filled great room with fireplace that leads outside to a covered loggia with another fireplace. A heated gunite salt-water pool is surrounded by bluestone in the backyard. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by John P. Vitello, 631.204.2407, jvitello@bhshamptons.com.

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House (2,700 sf): 4 beds, 3.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool This new construction home is located just off of Main Street in the heart of Sag Harbor Village. It is an energy-efficient home with landscaping, pool, spa, and finished walk-out basement. The home is ready for move-in this summer. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Jane Babcook, 631.537.4346, jbabcook@bhshamptons.com.

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House (3,741 sf): 5 beds, 5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool, Bay and Harbor Views, South of Higway This light-filled and airy home between Main Street and Dune Road features a vaulted living area, dining room and kitchen with water views. The master suite occupies the second floor and has a sitting room and a deck. There’s also a fitness room on this floor. Outdoors is a heated, gunite pool facing the waterfront and an all-weather tennis court. The property is protected by a double bulkhead. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Deirdre S. Devita, 631.288.5409, ddevita@bhshamptons.com.

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NEW CONSTRUCTION HOME IN BRIDGEHAMPTON

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House (5,558 sf): 5 beds, 4.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool This one-acre acre property offers a classic shingle-style Hamptons home with views of an equestrian farm and vineyard next door. The location is convenient to ocean and bay beaches, shopping, dining, wineries, and golf courses. An entry hall leads to a light-filled open-plan living room with double sliding doors, chef’s kitchen and adjacent dining area overlooking the manicured grounds and screened porch. Outside is a heated gunite pool with spa and patio. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Christopher J. Burnside, 631.537.4320, cburnside@bhshamptons.com.

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House (6,800 sf): 6 beds, 7.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool, South of Highway This traditional home is located on a quiet cul-de-sac near the ocean. The double-height foyer leads to an open-plan living space featuring a family room with fireplace, formal dining room, living room with fireplace, and large chef’s kitchen. The master suite is on the first floor and the second floor includes several bedrooms and a sitting area. There’s an attached three-car garage. The manicured grounds have a heated gunite pool and stone patio surrounded by flowering gardens. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Christopher J. Burnside, 631.537.4320, cburnside@bhshamptons.com.

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House (11,000 sf): 7 beds, 8.5 baths | Amenities: Tennis Court, Central Air, Pool, South of Highway This home is located on a two-plus acre property just minutes from the ocean. The great room features double-height ceilings with wooden beams and connects to a comfortable sitting room. A gourmet kitchen includes a state-of-the-art La Cornue range. The lower level is finished and decorated and has two more en suite bedrooms, exercise room with a massage room, recreation room with a kitchenette and home theater. The landscaping is professionally done with specimen trees. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Martha P. Gundersen, 631.903.6131, mgundersen@bhshamptons.com.

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House (10,000 sf): 7 beds, 8.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Pool, Woodburning Fireplaces Modern amenities balance harmoniously with original 19th century details at this picturesque home that features four levels of living space. Located on just over an acre with a pool and gardens, the home is topped by a widowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s walk with 360 degree views of the surrounding village. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a four-bay, climate-controlled garage, and an artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s studio with a full bath. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Richard James Demato, 631.903.6180, rdemato@bhshamptons.com.

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Oceanfront Home (6,005 sf): 4 beds, 4.5 baths | Amenities: Pool, Outdoor Kitchen, Dock | Annual Taxes: $25,415 Enjoy the West Indies lifestyle at this harborfront residence in Sailfish Point boasting a British Colonial influence. Custom mahogany entry doors lead into the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s living areas. Marble flooring spans the foyer and dining area, which opens on a formal living room with a 24-foot coffered ceiling and gas Isokern fireplace. A second-story media/recreation room with a custom decorative wrought iron railing overlooks the living room. Listed at Sailfish Point by Patti Kloiber, 772.260.6559.

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Oceanfront Home (9,345 sf): 5 beds, 7.5 baths | Amenities: Ocean Views, Garden, Commercial Grade Kitchen | Annual Taxes: $122,043 The Tuscan influence meets the South Florida lifestyle at this majestic Italianate villa in Sailfish Point, situated on a two-acre site with 300 feet of Atlantic Ocean shoreline. The residence features exotic materials and finishes, including a hand-made barrel tile roof, Cypress beam work and extensive colonnaded indoor and outdoor spaces. The entrance boasts a balustraded motor court surrounding a European-style garden with fountain. Listed at Sailfish Point by Patti Kloiber, 772.260.6559.

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Home: 6 beds, 7.5 baths | Amenities: Central Air, Balcony, Ocean View, Pool, Elevator Known as â&#x20AC;&#x153;Casa Bella,â&#x20AC;? this gated estate has been completely renovated. It features a glass-tiled pool designed to look like a Persian Rug, as well as a three-car garage, chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen and master wing with his-and-her baths. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also a large amount of closet space and a romantic balcony. Membership to Donald Trumpâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mar-a-Lago Club is included. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Maureen R. Woodward, 561.805.5044, mwoodward@bhsusa.com.

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Home (10,000 sf): 7 beds, 7 baths | Amenities: Elevator, Garage, Pool Built in 1921, this Mediterranean-style estate is steeped in Palm Beach history. It was built for socialite and cereal heiress, Marjorie Merriweather Post and her then-husband E.F. Hutton, by society architect Marion Sims Wyeth. The estate served as their winter residence until Marjorie built Mar-a-Lago nearby. The home retains original details including hardwood and tile flooring, intricate woodwork, cypress ceilings, stone courtyards and an impressive bell tower with roof terrace. Listed at Brown Harris Stevens by Carole Hogan, 561.602.7761, chogan@bhsusa.com.

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Condo (1,572 sf): 3 beds, 3 baths | Amenities: Doorman, Concierge, Roof Deck | Common Charges: $1,886 | RE Taxes: $1,238 This bright corner unit has new oak herringbone flooring throughout and 10-foot ceilings. The living room offers a partial park and tree-line view. The windowed eat-in kitchen is fitted with mahogany cabinetry, Sub-Zero fridge, Viking range, oven and wine fridge, Miele dishwasher and Bosch washer and dryer. The en-suite master bathroom features a white marble, double-sink vanity, standalone shower, large soaking tub and polished marble floor inset with patterned stone borders. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Wendy Lee, 212.712.2874, wendy.lee@elliman.com.

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Co-op (2,700 sf): 2 beds, 3 baths | Amenities: Prewar, Loft, Private Outdoor Space | Common Charges: $2,175 This duplex penthouse combines drama and craftsmanship. It is a prewar loft located on highly coveted Crosby Street and boasts beamed ceilings up to 14 feet. The kitchen has Viking, Sub-Zero and Miele appliances and solid concrete countertops plus fiberglass and steel cabinetry. There are three levels of outdoor space totaling 1,950 square feet. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Robert Gross, 212.727.6130, rgross@elliman.com.

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Condo (3,500 sf): 4 beds, 3 baths | Amenities: Loft, Prewar, Doorman | Common Charges: $1,536 | RE Taxes: $1,464 Enter this loft, which has been featured in O Magazine, through a large entrance foyer and take in panoramic views of the tree-lined street. The apartment features 12-foot beamed ceilings, roughhewn wood columns, oversized windows and one-of-a-kind mother of pearl brushed concrete floors throughout. Top-of-the-line designer chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen offers a Corian kitchen island with a six-burner Viking hooded range, Sub-Zero fridge and Miele dishwasher. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Richard Zwerling, 646.871.4447, rzwerling@elliman.com.

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Condo (4,973 sf): 4 beds, 5.5 baths | Amenities: Private Terraces, Garden, Wine Cellar| Common Charges: $8,923 | RE Taxes: $2,948 This listing is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history along New York Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coveted Gramercy Park. The property encompasses 26 feet of park frontage. Envisioned by Manhattan architect Michael Haverland with interior design by Eric Cohler, each room boasts grand proportions. The parlor level features an open gallery, wet bar and salon, as well as living and dining rooms, both with custom fireplaces and mantles. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Michael Graves, 212.350.8519, mgraves@elliman.com.

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Condo: 6 beds, 6 baths | Amenities: Concierge, Doorman, Roof Deck, Private Outdoor Space | Common Charges: $10,381 | RE Taxes: $12,443 This listing represents an opportunity to combine the top two floors at a boutique condominium building to create a penthouse with over 700 square feet of private outdoor space with a stainless steel gas grill and Jacuzzi. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Leonel Piraino, 212.418.2023, lpiraino@elliman.com.

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Condo: 3 beds, 3.5 baths | Amenities: Driveway, Garage, Garden, Fitness Room | Common Charges: $2,865 | RE Taxes: $2,183

Townhouse (7,500 sf): 4 beds, 4.5 baths | Amenities: Garage; Roof Deck RE Taxes: $107,450

This newly renovated prewar residence features grand entertaining spaces with two exposures overlooking a private, landscaped courtyard. Listed at Engel & Volkers by Noel Berk, 212.452.3070.

This is one of just three Manhattan houses designed by famed architect Paul Rudolph (the former dean of the Yale School of Architecture). Listed at Engel & Volkers by Howard Morrel, 212.956.4823.

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Condo (10,500 sf): 3 beds, 4.5 baths | Amenities: Bike Room, Garage, Courtyard, Garden, Health Club | Common Charges: $15,863 | RE Taxes: $10,174 This residence combines six units to offer living space on three levels in a full-service condominium. There are unobstructed Hudson River views, three private terraces, a restaurant-quality kitchen and sushi bar, automated Crestron system, billiards room, fitness center, spa, and world-class security featuring audio/video surveillance. Listed at Engel & Volkers by Elizabeth Mercedes Berk, 917.371.0075.

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Co-op: 8 rooms, 4 beds, 3 baths | Amenities: Attended Lobby, Prewar, Terrace | Common Charges: $5,560

Single Family (6,000 sf): 10 rooms, 4 beds, 4 baths | Amenities: Outdoor Space, Garage | RE Taxes: $16,817

This sun-filled, south facing home has a large, planted terrace that wraps around three sides of the apartment. Listed at Stribling by Patricia Farman-Farmaian, 212.452.4364, patriciaff@stribling.com.

This architecturally significant home sits on a tree-lined block in one of Brooklynâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most vibrant historic neighborhoods. Listed at Stribling by Mary Ellen Cashman, 646.613.2616, mcashman@stribling.com.

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Townhouse (4,000 sf): 10 rooms, 5 beds, 3.5 baths | Amenities: Fireplaces, Garden, Finished Basement | RE Taxes: $50,278 A newly renovated house boasting a garden. Additional features of this four-story single-family townhouse include four fireplaces and a finished basement with a media room. Enter through a planted forecourt with wrought-iron gate. The garden level includes a chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eat-in kitchen, complete with a fireplace and flooded with southern light through floor-to-ceiling doors that open to the terraced and landscaped garden. The kitchen boasts granite counters, with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. Listed at Stribling by Bahar Tavakolian, 212.434.706, bahar@stribling.com.

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Co-op: 8 rooms, 3 beds, 3 baths | Amenities: Prewar, Pet Friendly, Attended Lobby, Fitness Room | Common Charges: $6,680 Located in the iconic Beresford, this apartment captures views of Central Park and Manhattan’s skyline. Listed at Stribling by Kirk Henckels, 212.452.4402, khenckels@stribling.com.

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Co-op (4,700 sf): 14 rooms, 5 beds, 4.5 baths | Amenities: Prewar, Pet Friendly, Attended Lobby, Fitness Room | Common Charges: $9,463 An opportunity to own a full floor in one of Park Avenue’s prestigious prewar white glove buildings. Listed at Stribling by Tracie F. Golding, 212.452.4394, tgolding@stribling.com.

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Multi Family (24,000 sf) | Amenities: Private Elevator, 24-Hour Concierge This is a 12-story building divided into three high-end quadraplex apartments with private elevators and a 24-hour concierge. Each apartment is in excess of 5,000 square feet, configured as four to five bedrooms. Listed at Stribling by Alexa Lambert, 212.452.4408, alambert@stribling.com.

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2 RIVER TERRACE, 26TH FLOOR AND #25C IN BATTERY PARK CITY

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Condo (4,654 sf): 9 rooms, 5 beds, 7 baths | Common Charges: $6,270 | RE Taxes: $6,089 Also known as Riverhouse, this building is big on the environment and has LEED Gold certification, along with filtered air and water. Everyone’s favorite Oscar winner Leonardo DiCaprio owns two apartments in the building as does Joseph Botkier, the former chief operating officer of his daughter’s trendy handbag line, Botkier. Listed by Kevin B Brown, Nikki Field and Craig George | Sotheby’s International Realty

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Condo (3,450 sf): 8 rooms, 3 beds, 3.5 baths | Amenities: Courtyard, Garden, Spa Services | Common Charges: $4,872 | RE Taxes: $4,730 The residence features views of the Hudson River. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Madeline Hult Elghanayan, 212.418.2028 , mhult@elliman.com.

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Condo (5,886 sf): 6 rooms, 3 beds, 3.5 baths | Amenities: Fitness Room, Private Storage | Common Charges: $12,309 | RE Taxes: $5,088 Spanning three floors with a private courtyard entry, the townhouse unit features high 16-foot ceilings on the ground floor, Chevronpatterned walnut flooring as well as hand-blown glass doors from France. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Madeline Hult Elghanayan , 212.418.2028 , mhult@elliman.com.

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230 WEST 10TH STREET IN THE WEST VILLAGE

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Condo (4,835 sf): 11 rooms, 6 beds, 6.5 baths | Amenities: Health Club, Hotel Style Service, Laundry Room | Common Charges: $6,565 | RE Taxes: $5,639

Condo (2,532 sf): 5 rooms, 2 beds, 2.5 baths | Amenities: Driveway, Garage, Courtyard | Common Charges: $3,956 | RE Taxes: $3,073

New windows frame three exposures. Listed at The Modlin Group by Adam D. Modlin, 212.974.0740 [ext 15], adam@modlingroup.com.

This home enjoys abundant natural light and fronts Central Park. Listed at The Corcoran Group by Carrie Chiang, 212.836.1088, ccc@corcoran.com.

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Condo (5,153 sf): 8 rooms, 5 beds, 6.5 baths | Amenities: Garage, Health Club, Pool | Common Charges: $6,800 | RE Taxes: $7,214 Atop 135 West 52nd Street is this triplex penthouse with three private terraces. From the private elevator landing, a formal gallery leads to a sprawling living room featuring a double-sided stone fireplace, wet bar and adjoining powder room. A sculptural glass banister reveals the doubleheight great room below. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Jaqueline Teplitzky, 212.891.7263, jteplitzky@elliman.com.

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25 MERCER STREET, TH IN SOHO

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Condo (4,805 sf): 8 rooms, 5 beds, 5 baths | Common Charges: $3,091 | RE Taxes: $5,979 25 Mercer Street started life as two five-story buildings at 25-27 Mercer Street. When completed, developer Michael Kirchmann of GDS Development will have converted the buildings into five residences: a townhouse, three lofts and a penthouse. Listed by Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes Douglas Elliman

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432 PARK AVENUE, 36A IN MIDTOWN

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Condo (2,100 sf): 3 rooms, 2 beds, 2.5 baths | Common Charges: $7,330 | Monthly Taxes: $6,889 Designed by Uruguayan architect Rafael Viñoly, this building was completed at the end of last year and is the new kingpin of the New York City skyline. It’s the tallest residential building in the world (for now), and if it weren’t for that pesky spire on One World Trade Center, it would also be the tallest building in New York City. The first unit closed this January for $18.1 million then sprung up one month later as a $60,000 rental. Listed by Sabrina Saltiel, Shari Scharfer-Rollins, Richard J Steinberg and Eva Penson | Douglas Elliman

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Condo (4,014 sf): 8 rooms, 5 beds, 6.5 baths | Amenities: Bike Room, Garden, Health Club | Common Charges: $5,496 | RE Taxes: $7,718 This residence comprises a half floor, offering expansive north, south, and west-facing views that include panoramas of the Hudson River and views of the Empire State Building. From a private elevator vestibule, a grand set of double doors reveals a formal entry foyer that leads to a corner living and dining room. /LVWHG DW 'RXJODV (OOLPDQ E\ (PLO\ 6HUWLF HPLO\ VHUWLF#HOOLPDQ FRP

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Condo (3,228 sf): 6 rooms, 3 beds, 3.5 baths | Amenities: Doorman, Garage, Health Club | Common Charges: $4,480 | RE Taxes: $1,609 This A-line residence at Christian de Portzamparcâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s One57 boasts the longest South-to-North views of Central Park offered in private residences with interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen. Residents enjoy the services of Park Hyattâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new five-star flagship hotel. /LVWHG DW 'RXJODV (OOLPDQ E\ 1REOH %ODFN QREOH EODFN#HOOLPDQ FRP

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Co-op: 9 rooms, 4 beds, 2.5 baths | Amenities: Laundry Room, Private Storage | Maintenance: $7,436 This is an opportunity to own a home at the Brentmore, a coveted boutique building on Central Park West. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Neal Sroka , 212.319.5845 , srokateam@elliman.com .

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Condo (4,236 sf): 6 rooms, 4 beds, 4.5 baths | Amenities: Hotel Style Service, Maid Service, Valet | Common Charges: $7,304 | RE Taxes: $7,665 This full-floor penthouse residence designed by John Pawson includes a 1,580 square foot great room with an open kitchen featuring hand selected natural basaltina stone slab countertops and American black walnut wall cabinets. Listed at Douglas Elliman by Dennis Mangone, 212-418-2060, dmangone@elliman.com.

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30 PARK PLACE, 78A IN TRIBECA

Ʌ$32,500,000

Condo (6,127 sf): 10.5 rooms, 5 beds, 6.5 baths | Common Charges: $5,745 | RE Taxes: $14,646 At 926 feet tall, the Silverstein Properties-developed 30 Park Place is set to be Lower Manhattan’s tallest hotel and residential tower. The Four Seasons Downtown Hotel will occupy the first 22 floors of the 82-story building, and 157 residential units will be spread across the upper floors. Limestone-loving architect Robert A.M. Stern did the design of the tower, which is expected to open its doors to hotel visitors in July. So far this is the largest and most expensive of the penthouses listed. Listed by the 30 Park Place Sales Gallery | Corcoran.

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240 CENTRE STREET, CUPOLA-PH IN LITTLE ITALY

Ʌ$35,000,000

Co-op: 11 rooms, 3 beds, 4 baths The majestic Police Building, designed by Hoppin and Koen in 1909, was converted into luxury apartments in 1988. Recently remodeled, the Cupola Penthouse has two separate wings: The north wing contains an oversized, eat-in kitchen with marble island, Viking range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and Bosch dishwasher. Adjacent is a formal dining room, full-size bath, and a large media room with a coffered paneled ceiling. Listed by Kevin Brown | Sotheby’s International Realty.

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The watches that need to be on the tip of your tongue By Isabel Schwab

ɄCAPS OFF: Though technically a man’s watch, the Clé de Cartier, a solid yet elegant timepiece, works well for either gender. Masterfully crafted, it is the perfect (über-luxury) piece with which to send off any ambitious grad to face the joys (and challenges) of adulthood. $34,900 for solid gold; www.tourneau.com

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Penthouse A • 2 Bedrooms plus Home Oﬃce/ 3.5 Bathrooms • 3,596 Interior Sq Ft / 934 Exterior Sq ft • $12,995,000 Classic design, modern luxury and iconic New York City views.

Immediate Occupancy Stellatower.com 212.606.7676 425 W 50 ST, NY NY

The complete oﬀering terms are in an oﬀering plan available from the sponsor. File No.CD13-0205. Sponsor: 435 West 50 Property Owner L.P. 111 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10011. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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