MOST RECENT ARTICLES BY:

Robert Kolker

  1. Public Enemy No. 1Who’s behind the latest One Police Plaza shake-up?
  2. Christmas StockingsA tax break turns charities into masters of the universe.
  3. Gone FishingSome won’t mourn the end of the Fulton Fish Market.
  4. Dropping the BallCowed by crowds and wary of Y2K trouble, New Yorkers are staying home in droves this New Year’s Eve. That means some of the best seats in the ho […]
  5. Beat the RapWill Sean ‘Puffy’ Combs pay $2 million to end his City College nightmare?
  6. Don’t Just Sit There. Buy Something.Armchair athletes get a new kind of workout in the Garden of plenty.
  7. The Old College TryBlue blood Benno Schmidt shook up Yale and struggled with the Edison Project, the for-profit school venture. CUNY is his t […]
  8. The Good FightVeterans of New York’s fiscal crisis reunite for a breakfast of champions.
  9. Stayin’ Alive?If its backers are to be believed, Saturday Night Fever is the ultimate prodigal musical – first roasted by the theater Establishment, then res […]
  10. Terror, Inc.Senator, meet your new germ-warfare czar.
  11. Critic DarlingsThe casting call for the next Janet Maslin.
  12. Fits Ego Sizes XL, XXL . . .Just in time for Fashion Week, the city showed off its exclusive Crisis Polo – required apparel for wrestling with the perfect storm, gearing u […]
  13. Long Good BuyLearning to love the malling of Manhattan.
  14. 3BR, Riv Vu, Dirt-Cheap, Scary . . .It’s like they’re taunting us. After enduring unconscionable rents and broker fees, Manhattanites are now forced – via a TV commercial debuting […]
  15. Return FireThe Brooklyn gun-case lawyers take aim again – as NAACP sharpshooters.
  16. The High Cost of LeavingWith rent control and stabilization at death’s door, landlords are giving tenants damn near anything they want to just scram.
  17. Tootsie CopClub Edelweiss skirted the police for years. But there was something about Cindy. . .
  18. Hard-PressedThe first step in Rudy’s Senate run? Make peace with the media.
  19. Best-Laid PlansThirty years later, a quixotic city scheme looks prescient – except for that extra airport
  20. Good-bye, Mr. SnipsAs loyal to his customers as he was to his own legend, Kyriacos Demetriou – the Upper West Side’s famous Broadway Barber, who died May 14 – ra […]
  21. Beyond the FringeA stage fight breaks out downtown.
  22. Tutoring TycoonsWith the Principal for a Day program – and a lot of friendly strong-arming – Lisa Belzberg is getting the power elite to do its public-school work.
  23. A Born Liter: RFK Jr. Bottles a CauseIt may seem counterintuitive for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the eco-lawyer, to be peddling H20. But this week, he takes time out from hammering the […]
  24. Strange BedfellowsSynergy’s arrow hits NBC and the ‘Journal.’
  25. Rudy Dearest“The only thing I won’t be doing is writing a book,” quipped the normally taciturn Colleen Roche, loyal press secretary to Rudy Giuliani, as she […]
  26. High Caliber JusticeFor more than 32 years, activist federal judge Jack Weinstein has used his Brooklyn courtroom as a cauldron for landmark cases, from Agent Orang […]
  27. Pre-Biennial AngstThe Whitney Museum’s big show is looking for a few good curators.
  28. No Static at All?The Lower East Side’s FM outlaws could go legit – in spite of themselves.
  29. Al Sharpton, ModerateThe Diallo shooting pulls the Reverend Al into the political center – for now.
  30. Ticketmasters of the UniverseWhich scores higher with Knicks fans: watching their team hobble through another season, or securing a sweet investment return? Last week, Woody […]
  31. Technical DifficultyABC grinds down its locked-out tech workers.