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1 week ago |
seattletimes.com | Christopher Barnard
“I’m going to trip!” Ken Fulk yelled as he barreled down the stairs of the Flemish Revival building in lower Manhattan where his design company has a New York office. Fulk, who was rushing to catch a helicopter, had a Louis Vuitton monogram duffel bag in one hand and an Away suitcase in the other. He stuffed them into a car idling outside before climbing in and being whisked away to a helipad on the Hudson River.
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3 weeks ago |
vogue.com | Christopher Barnard
Jasmine Amy Rogers, the breakout star of Boop! The Musical, sits in a corner booth at Sardi’s, squinting. “Is that Idina Menzel ?” she asks, eyeing a caricature of the Wicked actress across the room. The restaurant’s drawings of Broadway legends tower over diners, Elaine Stritch, Bernadette Peters, and Phylicia Rashad among them. Rogers is now in their company as a first-time Tony nominee this year for best actress in a musical, a new reality she describes as “very, very wild.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Christopher Barnard
Homes, hotels, restaurants, stores, books, candles, caviar sets. If you can build it, Ken Fulk wants to design it. Ken Fulk at his design firm's office in Lower Manhattan. Decades after starting out in San Francisco, Mr. Fulk is exporting his taste across the country and world. Credit... Jonah Rosenberg for The New York Times "I'm going to trip!" Ken Fulk yelled as he barreled down the stairs of the Flemish Revival building in Lower Manhattan where his design company has a New York office.
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2 months ago |
vogue.com | Christopher Barnard
At the Minetta Lane Theatre in downtown Manhattan on a recent afternoon, theatrical mega-producer Sonia Friedman sinks into a seat. “This is my oxygen,” she whispers in the dark. With rapt attention, she is absorbing every stop and start of the tech rehearsal for Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, a gripping two-hander starring Hugh Jackman and Ella Beatty that begins performances on Monday.
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2 months ago |
nytimes.com | Christopher Barnard
An incredible concentration of culinary star power gathered in Manhattan to celebrate the life and career of André Soltner, the chef behind Lutèce. André Soltner, a celebrity chef who died in January, was honored at a memorial service in Manhattan on Saturday. Credit...
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