Eccentric Heiress's Untouched Treasures Head For The Auction Block
She had three apartments on New York's Fifth Avenue, all filled with treasures worth millions, not to mention a mansion in Connecticut and a house in California. But the enigmatic heiress Huguette...
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View ArticleCellphones As Radios: Immigrants Dial In To Native Stations
A year and half ago, Baruch Herzfeld, an entrepreneur in New York City, had a novel idea: connect immigrants in the U.S. with radio stations in their home country using nothing more than a cheap...
View ArticleCan Starbucks Do For Tea What It Has Done For Coffee?
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View ArticleForget The Lottery; You Have Better Odds Of Winning This Picasso
Imagine buying a genuine Pablo Picasso painting valued at $1 million — and paying only $135.That's the prize if you win the "1 Picasso for 100 Euros" raffle Sotheby's is currently putting on.
View ArticleAnthony Weiner (The Myth, Not The Man) Takes The Stage
The sexting scandal surrounding former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner has been fodder for comedians, punsters and those who love double entendres. Now it's the source material for a play, The...
View ArticleBefore He Fell To Earth, 'The Little Prince' Was Born In N.Y.
One of the world's most beloved books is The Little Prince by Antoine Saint-Exupery. Published in 1943, almost two million copies are sold every year, in about 250 languages.If asked where you think...
View ArticleSmall Museum Shows Off Weird Objects
In this encore report, we hear about a small museum in an elevator shaft in lower Manhattan. It's only six feet square, and only about three or four people can enter it at a time. The exhibits document...
View ArticleNew York's Medical Marijuana Experiment Begins With Caution
New York is one of the only states in the Northeast without a medical marijuana program.Gov.
View ArticleForget The Lottery; You Have Better Odds Of Winning This Picasso
Imagine buying a genuine Pablo Picasso painting valued at $1 million — and paying only $135.That's the prize if you win the "1 Picasso for 100 Euros" raffle Sotheby's is currently putting on.
View ArticleAnthony Weiner (The Myth, Not The Man) Takes The Stage
The sexting scandal surrounding former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner has been fodder for comedians, punsters and those who love double entendres. Now it's the source material for a play, The...
View ArticleDoes Capitalism Work? A True/False Quiz In Times Square
I'm walking through Times Square, the crossroads of the world. Just when I reach the line for cheap Broadway tickets, I see it: a giant billboard with the word "capitalism" in bright white lights and...
View ArticleFashion Designer Mark Jacobs To Leave Louis Vuitton
Transcript RENEE MONTAGNE, HOST: And in other business news, Marc Jacobs is packing his bags. The fashion designer is leaving Louis Vuitton after 16 years. He is expected to focus on an eventual IPO...
View ArticleThis Elegant, Whimsical Pop-Up Dinner Party Had 4,000 Guests
On a gorgeous night, some 4,000 people, dressed all in white, have come to dine in a public, yet secret place in New York's Bryant Park.They have come for Diner en Blanc, an unusual pop-up event that...
View ArticleTiny Museum Preserves Proof Of Creators' Crazy Stories
Imagine a museum that's only 6 square feet. It's called, simply, Museum and it's housed in an old elevator shaft in an alley near New York City's courts. It has some odd exhibits on 18 small shelves,...
View ArticleAssessing Bloomberg's Legacy Is A Complex Task
At the end of this month, Michael Bloomberg ends his three terms as mayor of New York City. Assessing Bloomberg's legacy, a man who went from Republican to Independent, is not a simple thing to do. His...
View ArticleInvestigation Of New York Train Derailment Continues
Transportation officials are investigating what caused a Metro-North Railroad passenger train to derail along the Hudson River in New York on Sunday morning. The crash left four dead and injured dozens...
View ArticleCellphones As Radios: Immigrants Dial In To Native Stations
A year and half ago, Baruch Herzfeld, an entrepreneur in New York City, had a novel idea: connect immigrants in the U.S. with radio stations in their home country using nothing more than a cheap...
View ArticleCan Starbucks Do For Tea What It Has Done For Coffee?
Starbucks, which revolutionized the coffee industry, is now taking on tea. It has opened its first tea bar, and it's creating mixed tea beverages, some even more complex and customized than the coffee...
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