The New Yorkian

Anti-Semitic Slur by N.J. Lawmaker Draws Swift Backlash The lawmaker from Trenton, who waited days to apologize, came under criticism from all 12 members of Congress from the state.

Marina Schiano, Distinctive Presence in the Fashion World, Dies at 77 Leaving home in Italy as a teenager, she modeled for Vogue and other magazines before carving out a high-profile career as an executive and stylist.

TriBeCa, the New Art Stroll With the decline of retail, storefronts in the Triangle Below Canal Street are filling with galleries — it’s New York City’s most unlikely new art scene.

0 Million to Fix Central Park Section Far From ‘Billionaire’s Row’ Replacing a timeworn pool and skating rink at the northern end of the park, which has received less attention over the years.

Le Grill de Joël Robuchon Becomes Le Club A dramatic offering from Tao Group Hospitality, a 15,000-square-foot steakhouse in the meatpacking district, and more restaurant news.

St. John the Divine Cathedral Is in Recovery Mode While all eyes are on Paris’s fire-ravaged Notre-Dame, New York’s St. John the Divine cathedral is dealing with the aftermath of a fire of its own.

Mamet’s ‘American Buffalo’ Is Headed Back to Broadway Laurence Fishburne and Sam Rockwell will star as the junk store hustlers in the revival of the 1975 play.