Still a better decision than marrying Robin Thicke.

Who wore it better?

But instead they paid some lawyers to bully her into giving it to them. That's distasteful.

They could certainly offer her a decent finder's fee.

Pretty much anything a man needs, viagra, vasectomy etc is covered by health insurance plans. Why shouldn't women have the same type of coverage? The only reason your fertility treatments aren't covered is because you are a woman. If you were a dude, they would be.

First, why should abortions be covered by health insurance (when pregnancy isn't from rape/incest or a danger to the mother's health)?

Oh, he knows some gay people so it is cool.

This is my body, This is my blood, Happy are they who come to my supper.

you're right for $1500 stay where you are, you cant beat it. but that comment only reinforces your stuck up nature that Manhattan is polluted with. im sorry u have to live with yourself.

Yeah that minimum wage is REALLY going to help supply that.

Who the hell is going to commute in for anything close to minimum wage?

Adding more residential units, at a faster pace, is the only way to help stabilize prices. If these units are luxury then non luxury apartments will be less attractive by comparison and more affordable. Thats not to say that these projects on their own would achieve this but a serious look at fast tracking large…

I lived in NYC from 1964 - 2012, and saw it change from a large cluster of working-class neighborhoods, with a few tourist destinations (Theater District, Central Park, WTC & ESB, and Fifth Avenue) to an ever-growing bedroom community for the wealthy and those who serve them. Also, $100k p/y will not get you into ANY…

We reap what we sow. New Yorkers want all the nice fancy amenities, then that's the type of people who move in here. I have lived here nearly my whole life, and I gripe about the disappearing "old New York" as much as anyone else, but it's no surprise. This place is turning into an upper-class suburb with much taller…

It's ok, all the international 1%-ers will buy up space.

Oh there are non-rich people in the city but it takes groups of 3-4 individuals to squeeze into one $3000 a month small ass apt to afford to live here.

A LOT of people already have been these past 12 years... Manhattan is quickly becoming an exclusive playground for the super-rich.

A joint project between Sloan-Kettering and Hunter

I'm all for transforming NYC, but at what expense? The way things are going, a lot of people will be priced out of NYC.

1) Where's the Corsica?