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...Chances are you won't, of course?not if you've supped and drank well at the Metropolitan's restaurants the night before. Chief among these is the Mediterranean-inspired Cy'an, with Australian chef Amanda Gale at the skillet. There's also the 48-seat Glow, which will be dishing up organic food...
...salutation before breakfast. Chances are you won't, of course - not if you've supped and drank well at the Metropolitan's restaurants the night before. Chief among these is the Mediterranean- inspired Cy'an, with Australian chef Amanda Gale at the skillet. There's also the 48-seat Glow, which will be dishing up organic food. It's all a long way from Park Lane, but indications are that the Metropolitan will become as much an A-list port of call in the Thai capital as it is in London. Reservations are accepted from...
...with its imposing seated figure silhouetted against a carmine table and a molten-gold wall, points the way to the more subdued domestic interiors that would be his true forte. If color was the Nabi language, Vuillard's hues were the soft murmur of parlor conversation in the burnished glow of lamplight. The show features more than two dozen of his interior scenes, masterfully cluttered with contrasting patterns of rugs, wallpapers, curtains and clothing, building up to the superb 1897 Grand Interior With Six Figures. Like Gauguin, Vuillard firmly believed in making no distinction between the fine and decorative arts...
Every warm-blooded American knows the pleasure of collapsing in front of the warm glow of the television. I do it; you do it; and so does Michael K. Powell, the head of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), who, in an interview for The New York Times last Sunday, told reporters about the vast amount of TV he and his family watch. Citing several programs from “Dexter’s Laboratory” to “SpongeBob SquarePants” and his chronic use of TiVo, Powell claims, “we?...
General Electric's old advertising slogan--"We bring good things to life"--conjured the comforting glow of a GE light bulb or the hum of a refrigerator. Real stuff. The company's new catchphrase--"Imagination at work"--may soon summon visions of the Hulk or a horse named Seabiscuit. With GE entering talks last week to merge its NBC unit with Vivendi Universal's entertainment assets, the industrial powerhouse has muscled onto a media stage already crowded with Schwarzenegger-size conglomerates. For GE, imagination may soon have to do some heavy lifting...