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...publisher of the Harvard Business Review (HBR) stepped down from her post Monday, less than three months after HBR Editor Suzy Wetlaufer ’81 resigned due to revelations of her affair with the CEO of General Electric (GE), whom she was interviewing for a profile in the magazine...
...lamb's knuckle and grilled lamb's neck confit. Says Savoy: "It's a way of demonstrating the wealth of tastes that exist within one product." Klein agrees with the "less is more" philosophy. "You have to keep the product intact," he says. Try his tasting menu, a rambling affair with more than a dozen dishes, and you'll experience myriad flavors. But each part of the meal will only have a few, something intended to be "in tune with the spirit of the time," he says. "It got me the third star this year." Pressure Cooking michelin giveth...
Road trips, with plenty of time in the car together, also give baby boomers the chance to strengthen and renew relationships with siblings, spouses, kids and grandchildren. "These vacations are a real family affair," says Michael Veeck of Charleston, S.C., who is a co-owner of six minor league teams and a consultant to the Detroit Tigers. He is anticipating a 50% rise this season over last year in the number of people 50 or older taking road trips to the minor league parks...
...most famous jewelry collections. There is the flawless 33.18 carat Krupp diamond given to her by Richard Burton when she was 36, and the pear-shaped white pearl that was briefly lost when her dog thought it was a bone. In October, Simon & Schuster will publish "My Love Affair with Jewelry" by Liz herself, with all of the jewelry specially photographed for the book...
...grad student, an idealistic young embassy staffer and so on--think The Budapest Breakfast Club. They form a loose, chatty little clique and stumble from bar to bar, job to job and bed to bed, often with the obliging locals. Their story lines go nowhere--a love affair fails to materialize, two angry brothers never make their peace--but the book almost stays aloft on Phillips' astonishing verbal verve. He has the gift of the perfect snarky one-liner (of a woman's too-pretty outfit: "She looked like she was auditioning for a douche ad"), but too much...