Trump Tower (the one on Fifth Avenue) should be landmarked.
I bet you’re right. Sigh. Maybe in a future administration she can be appointed roving “Goodwill Ambassador: Americans Are Not All Nutjobs.”
Or Michelle Obama’s counterpart, Hillary Clinton? Michelle’s only in her early 50s, she could plausibly helicopter into a friendly state and win a Senate seat, like Hillary did, and parlay that into something bigger. Hell, bring her to New York, like Hillary, and I’d work my withered, aging ass off to get her elected.
Did your cousin elaborate on what these extra rights for LGBT people are? Because as one of “the gays” I would like to know!
Hey, now, don’t forget Michael “The Duke” Dukakis! And in the same way that John McCain and his team gifted us with a lifetime of Sarah Palin, Dukakis’ campaign manager was the exceptionally talented current DNC interim chair Donna Brazile.
So much to love about this gif. I wouldn’t really like to return to the 1980s but an era when women with big hair and big shoulder pads were smoking More cigarettes indoors IS something we’ll never see again.
Hello to my fellow old-time Gawker obsessive. I, Jane Genova, will give you a star for this.
Because even they don’t want to be living in 2016.
The dolls! Where are my dolls?!?!
Since I’m about a week late to this I think you’ll be the only one to read this comment: On my very first day at work in Midtown Manhattan (over a quarter of a century ago) my boss said, “I’m sure this is all pretty overwhelmingly for you, why don’t you take a walk, grab something to eat, and this afternoon we can…
You could ask Michel Richard to help out with the concessions.
I like what the Emperor Tiberius used to do. He would summon people to his palace on Capri, the Villa Jovis, and his guard would hurl them off a cliff.
Who wore it better?
You must be a copy editor. Gruesome, thankless, but often pleasurable work, isn’t it? (Note, if you will, my best friend, the serial comma. Commas. Can’t have enough commas.)
We have the best telephone psychics?
Lame to the point where I think they’re trying to amend it. If you take a stroll down Park Avenue or Sixth Avenue in the 50s you see lots of huge mid-century towers set in plazas, that’s the public space. Now the feeling is that buildings should abut the sidewalk and offer things people might like, restaurants,…
What I love is the lobby. It screams 80s nouveau-riche excess. It should be landmarked. When they reboot “Dynasty,” and you know they will, they can use the lobby for any group scene, a wedding, a shopping spree, a public fight.
Jeff Gannon! You have a good memory.