| BLOG POSTS  | Dan Collins: Junketeering Brooklyn Boss Should Stick to Street Fairs
Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz has been fined $20,000 for taking his wife with him on overseas junkets. He should stay home. Brooklyn needs him for store openings, weddings, sidewalk pavings and street fairs. |  | Lori Sokol: "I Do" vs. "I Don't"
New York stands to make $391 million as the 'NYC I DO' campaign attracts tens of thousands of visitors within the next three years. The state knows legalizing gay marriage is not only important on a human level, but on an economic one. The same cannot be said for New Jersey. |  | Daniel J. Kushner: Adz and Ends: An Interview with Sufjan Stevens
I recently spoke with Sufjan Stevens about the Age of Adz concerts, pre-concert Quiet Craft Time, and the prospect of alienating his fans. |  | Stephanie Sandberg: God on the Spoon
The gay families are in, our children are watching, and you just know that they're reporting back to the Big Gal in the sky, from place-settings, car seats and pond walks everywhere. |  | Brad Balfour: Remembering the Late Great Director Sidney Lumet Through One of His Last Interviews
The son of Yiddish thespians, Lumet began acting at age four, made his Broadway debut at 11 and first film appearance at 15. But it was as a director -- first in early live television and later in movies -- that he found his true calling. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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