I first met Wolfram—born Wolfram Eckert, but Wolfie to his friends (supposedly)—in Miami at the Standard hotel. It was in the lobby at 8 A.M., and he was wearing a green kimono and pink flip-flops, which I thought was impressive, endearing, and kind of horrifying, but mainly impressive and endearing.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 08/16/11

"The Metalball," a title that calls to mind headbanging over fundraising, is an annual art event that attracts a slightly more hardcore crowd than your standard black-tie gala.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/19/10

It should come as no surprise that Indochine: Stories, Shaken and Stirred, a photo-heavy chronicle of Brian McNally's famed Tribeca eatery, isn't really about the food.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/28/09

They said it couldn't be done, a massive hit that's intelligent, visionary, conceptual, and spiritual. Then along came Moby.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/27/09

Moby did his first live electronic set for the ISSUE Project Room in Brooklyn. He and ISSUE founder Suzanne Fiol discuss how toxicity slows gentrification  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/27/09

Winter Music Conference, the annual dance gathering, drew the usual hordes of celebrity DJs, American spring breakers, Euro trash, and pasty music industry-types to Miami.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/31/09

Last week, Laura Dawson's runway show took place in a stage designed by th Buckinster Fuller Institute. I tried on the clothes as Dawson and her assistants moved into the final stages of production.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/17/09

“There was a Valentino party at 54. I guess Stevie was trying to make it a really bad party, because he had the waiters dressed up like Pilgrims and he was serving turkey. . . . I lost Halston but I found him a little later eating a turkey leg, and he made me have some. The last place you want to eat meat from is a discotheque, but later I saw Stevie eating the turkey, too, so I guess it was okay.” The Andy Warhol Diaries, Sunday, November 19, 1978  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/26/08