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Byline: Dan Greene Future Gold According to a Greek legend, the Olympic Games were created by Herakles, as a tribute to his father, Zeus. The Games have evolved over the [...]

Byline: Dan Greene The Debt Gala Among the meticulously styled celebrities at last week's Met Gala, the annual fifty-thousand-dollar-per-plate museum fund-raiser, no one turned heads quite like a crasher sent [...]

Dan Greene A. J. Liebling once wrote that “the primary requisite for writing well about food is a good appetite.” That’s a nice first step for TikTok-ing about it, too, [...]

Byline: Dan Greene Influencers, Eating A. J. Liebling once wrote that 'the primary requisite for writing well about food is a good appetite.' That's a nice first step for TikTok-ing [...]

Byline: Dan Greene Vigilante A crime wave can be a boon to the media-dramatic content, urgent headlines. The other afternoon, in lower Manhattan, Gersh Kuntzman, the former Post and Daily [...]

Byline: Dan Greene Stunted Growth In the nineteen-twenties, while living in Paris, the artist Alexander Calder fashioned a miniature circus from commonplace materials (wire, cloth, bottle caps) which he used [...]

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Byline: Dan Greene Words Per Minute A courtroom can be a volatile place. Victims confront assailants. Trauma is relived. During the proceedings to award damages for defaming Sandy Hook families, [...]

Byline: Dan Greene Fast One recent Saturday morning, when snow-blasted city streets took on the feel of Alpine downhills, two Irish families set off from the Park Central Hotel toward [...]

Byline: Dan Greene Playing Time The most enduring image from Bobby Valentine's six full seasons managing the Mets might be the time, in 1999, he was ejected from a game [...]

Briefly Noted The Vixen, by Francine Prose (Harper). After graduating from Harvard, Simon Putnam, the narrator of this novel, set in the McCarthy era, stumbles into a position at a [...]

Byline: Dan Greene Ring Cycle As spring bloomed and pandemic restrictions withered, New Yorkers had a wider choice of entertainment options: baseball games, bowling alleys, comedy clubs. More legally murky [...]