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Adam Platt
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ON THE RADAR

Kathy and Mo in Previews

Make Restaurant Week Plans

7 Summer Weekend Festivals

The Classic Disco Shoe Is Back

THE MOVIES
The Stepford Wives
It’s not quite the disaster that was rumored—there are some laughs.
NYC's Best Doctors
Who are the top psychiatrists, pediatricians, oncologists, and cosmetic surgeons? Check the list.
Big Apple Barbecue Block Party
The frozen custard at Danny Meyer's Shake Shack makes its unofficial debut here.
  The Siege of Fulton Avenue
Just after midnight, Rye police arrived to bust a house full of partying teenagers. The kids refused to unlock the door, and parents and cops flooded the street. A minute-by-minute account.
   
  SMART CITY
 

Best Bets Daily
A Home Run
An inflatable replica of Yankee Stadium — a Father's Day gift for die-hard fans.

Monday's 8 Best Bets
Trina Turk oversize sunglasses, Dupioni silk pillow, Mxyplyzyk ceramic vases and more.

Shop Talk
London Calling
British designers emerge in Brooklyn.

New York Shops
Party Platforms
The classic disco shoe is back, sleeker and sultrier than ever.

Feature
The Perfect Dress
Wedding-day stress isn’t just for the bride.

Deal of the Week
Moccasins Are It
They are everywhere this spring, from the feet of celebrities like Cameron Diaz to the pages of fashion glossies.

• This Week's Sales Picks

   
  RESTAURANTS
 

Restaurant Review
Vento Trattoria & Extra Virgin
Vento combines a trattoria with a nightclub to mixed results, while Extra Virgin takes a more neighborly approach to swanky, late-night downtown dining.

Openings & Buzz
Frozen Custard in Madison Square Park
The frozen custard at Shake Shack, Danny Meyer's new park kiosk opening 7/1, makes its unofficial debut at the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party, 6/12 and 6/13.

This week's openings

Summer Restaurant Weeks 2004
For ten days (June 21-25, June 28-July 2), the city's restaurants will offer three-course lunches for $20.12 and three-course dinners for $30.12. Got a reservation yet?

 
   
  CRITICS
 

Movie Review
Frankie & Johnny Are Married

To prove his love for his struggling-actress wife, a TV producer finances a play for her. That’s when things go horribly, hilariously wrong.

Art Review
School's Out
Four shows around town offer fresh looks at some familiar painters. Who knew there was anything more to learn about Modigliani?

Theater Review
Absolutely Fascinating
British threesome Fascinating Aïda is a witty delight.

TV Review
Myth America
Six Feet Under digs even deeper (and finds a new focus on its women). Plus: The Jury is Columbo in reverse.

Band Breakups
Not Fade Away
When Phish announced they were breaking up, it was their finest moment. Why can’t other bands admit that it’s time to quit?

   
  INTELLIGENCER
 

Sporting Wives Stats
By Elizabeth Spiers
Two of the city’s most high-profile athletic spouses, Joumana Kidd and Kristian Rice, have some new rivals for media attention...

Cheating Scandal
By Deborah Schoeneman
Trouble at an elite New York private school. Plus: No more reality T.V. for the Hiltons?

Bill's Book: The Scoop
By Jacob Bernstein
How three very dogged collaborators helped Clinton write his book.

Deco Deconstructed
By Amy Larocca
Why classic Art Deco is not necessarily what you think it is.

Reunited and It Feels...
By Jonathan Van Meter
Surprisingly good. Thirteen years after they paid $50,000 to get out of doing their show, Kathy and Mo are back onstage together.

   
  COLUMNS
 

Cityside
MoMA and the Mob
By Anthony Haden-Guest
In a shed on the museum’s construction site, Carl Carrara painted a vivid, obscene picture of mob life—and the Feds taped it all.

Class Action
Overcoming the Odds
By Robert Kolker
Sure, it’s possible to go from the sprawling madness of the city’s public schools to Yale. But only if you’ve got the single-mindedness and marketing savvy of an M.B.A.

   
  FEATURES
 

How Bush Stiffed New York
By Ryan Lizza
What the soon-to-be-home of the Republican National Convention is not getting from the Republicans.

The Siege of Fulton Avenue
By David Amsden
Just after midnight, Rye police arrived to bust a house full of partying teenagers. The kids refused to unlock the door, and parents and cops flooded the street. A minute-by-minute account of the standoff.

Saving Face
A portrait of a pioneering surgeon named Milton Waner, whose leading-edge work with children afflicted with severe, sometimes life-threatening facial deformities is as medically remarkable as it is moving.

   
  Q&A
 

Ask New York
Where Can I Get My Linen Jacket Dyed?
I love the cut of my old linen jacket, but I’m tired of the color. Is there anywhere I can get it dyed for spring?

Help Desk
Handling a Groupie
I’m a woman stand-up comic and there’s this guy who comes to all my gigs. It’s really starting to give me the willies (and ruffle my boyfriend’s feathers).


 
 

   
   
 
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SUMMER 2004 GUIDE
Summer in the City Guide
How to enjoy it—outdoor film fests, weekend getaways, rooftop bars, 21 not-to-miss events and fourteen weeks of freebies.

Summer Freebie Calendar
21 Dates You Shouldn't Miss
7 Weekends Away
 
THE WEEK
   
 

THIS WEEKEND...

Photography
New Photography and Video From China
The Chinese avant-garde-in-the-making welcomes performances that assert individual identity; it also exploits the contrast between hyperdeveloped business centers and their less glamorous residential outskirts.(Opens 6/11.)

Sales & Bargains
Diane von Furstenberg Sale
Flirty frocks are $10 to $200 at her sale (6/11).

In Concert
Vietnam
On 6/12, the newly augmented indie rock-band plays the Bowery Ballroom along with a slew of other great (and mostly unheralded) New York bands like Calla and Dead Meadow.

Onscreen
Napoleon Dynamite
Hitting all the indie-friendly notes, this deadpan, low-budget quirkfest about an extraordinarily awkward teen (Jon Heder) in rural Idaho starts off a bit too odd for its own good.

Dance
Violet Cavern
A rock-jazz trio combines forces with choreographer Mark Morris in his new work, premiering at BAM this week (Through 6/12).

Film Festival
The Brooklyn International Film Festival
An eclectic, dizzying lineup of 100 films including The Kings of Brooklyn, a Wall Street thriller starring David Keith, and Mendy, about a young Brooklyn Hasidic boy. (Through 6/13.)

Happening
Big Apple Barbecue Block Party
Two afternoons packed with seminars such as "Picked, Chopped and Pulled: An Insider's Guide to North Carolina BBQ," live jazz and blues, and, of course, mouthwatering ribs, beef brisket, pork shoulder and more from six pit masters. (6/12, 6/13).

Art Opening
The Dreamland Artist Club
Under the guidance of Creative Time and graffiti scholar Steve Powers, 25 artists give the Coney Island grounds a face-lift.

Onstage
La Malade Imaginaire (The Imaginary Invalid)
The Comédie-Française troupe brings Molière’s dark themes to light using a simple, noirish set and a dash of commedia dell’arte (through 6/13).

Club Calendar
Saturdays at Luke + Leroy
This newish two-story lounge with an über-cool outdoor smoking area hosts a party roiling with new wave miscreants, other downtown denizens and a DJ roster that rotates among music-industry types.


NEXT WEEK...

Revival
MC5
The band members weren’t just garage-rock pioneers but sonic revolutionaries. Members Wayne Kramer, Dennis Thompson, and Michael Davis come to the Bowery Ballroom (6/14, 6/15).

Readings
Helen Fielding
The Bridget Jones author reads from her new spy thriller for the chick-lit set, Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination (6/15).

Festival
The JVC Jazz Festival
This year’s edition shows serious signs of breaking with the conservative past, thanks to smart pairings (k.d. lang backed by the Brooklyn Philharmonic; the young and fiery cabaret singer Nellie McKay opening for Lou Reed) and powerful tributes. (6/15-6/20.)

Performance
The Grand Step Project
A 50-person dance troupe takes to the steps of the Winter Garden for the world premiere of director/choreographer Stephan Koplowitz's work, set to the music of Quentin Chiappetta.

Happening
Los Lobos
The annual Celerate Brooklyn! concert series gets underway with a performance by Los Lobos—the L.A. rockers with Mexican roots—who are promoting their new release The Ride (6/16).

 

 
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