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Byline: Mike Vilensky Lisa Bloom has ten minutes to get from Sun in Bloom, a vegan restaurant in Park Slope, to Sacred, a dance studio in Bed-Stuy. 'Most of the [...]

Byline: Mike Vilensky Max Winkler is wandering around the -African-buffalo exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History, which is not the part of the museum he wants to be [...]

Byline: Mike Vilensky Ben Whishaw and Hugh Dancy are two boyish British actors (the latter married to Claire Danes) cast as lovers in The Pride, Alexi Kaye Campbell's play, which [...]

David Dinkins wants to appear on Law & Order: 'Whenever I watch the show and a judge has a line, I tell my wife, 'I can do that,'' he said [...]

An interview with Los Angeles, California-based attorney and Bloom Firm founder Lisa Bloom is presented. She points out that her famous and ordinary clients are human beings with legal problems. Bloom describes Qoya, which she practices, as a combination of yoga, dance and sensual movement. According to the attorney, she wants to write more books.

The article features film director Max Winkler and his debut work "Ceremony." Winkler is the son of the Fonzie-portraying Henry Winkler. Jason Reitman, Winkler's mentor, has encouraged the director to write the script that became "Ceremony," which is set totally in New York. The film is about an aspiring writer, played by Michael Angarano, who promises to win back Zoe, played by Uma Thurman, on the weekend she is set to wed a successful filmmaker.

The article presents an interview with bouncer Robert Walters in which he discusses how he became a bouncer and steps he takes to control his emotions. Walters said that he became a bouncer after he stopped a fight between a friend and another individual and that he meditates in order to maintain his composure while he is working.