Great Interview With Me In Today’s GayLetter

Once there was a muddah tongue. But today, the city's dialects have become almost as stratified as the city's populations. Charles Siebert describes the slow death of the New York accent.

He came to New York and got Charles Saatchi to sell some paintings. He wooed Leo Castelli and is getting awfully friendly with his artists. He has a "past," a future, and a slick wardrobe. He's Larry Gagosian, the man the art world loves to hate.

"George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, has said repeatedly that the team is not for sale. But the beauty of eminent domain is that for once the Boss' feel­ings don't matter."

"Great edifices, like great mountains, are the work of centuries."

In 1989, 7 Days covered the rise of John Gotti in a very graphic fashion

Back to 1968, when the chic inherited the Earth — but they didn't all fit