Isaac Mizrahi News
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Head to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the brilliant “Matisse: In Search of True Painting.”
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The elevator opens on Daryl Roth’s Park Avenue apartment to the barking of what sound like hungry German shepherds.
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A few hedge funders, Isaac Mizrahi, and other guests at the New Victory Theater gala turned their hands into puppets.
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“A Funny Affair for Autism” last night featured a live auction of two menorahs and three Christmas trees.
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Patrons at the Parrish Art Museum ’s summer gala this month moved to the dance floor with cocktails in hand even before dinner was served.
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Ron Johnson , who helped turn Apple Inc . into a retail star with flashy big-city stores, now faces the challenge of conjuring up similar buzz around 109-year-old retailer J.C. Penney Co .
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London’s National Theatre jumped over the pond last night to reach donors in New York.
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Dressed in a pink linen shirt and long white shorts, Gary Cohn, president and chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., pointed out a painting up for auction.
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Liz Claiborne Inc. surged the most since 1987 after announcing a plan to sell brands including its namesake to J.C. Penney Co. and rename the company to focus on the Juicy Couture, Kate Spade and Lucky Brand lines.
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When Pinkberry opened its first store in 2005 among the glitterati of West Hollywood, Chief Executive Officer Ron Graves recalls people lining up for hours to get their hands on the frosty yogurt dessert. (A small cup can cost up to $4.95.) The city issued $175,000 in parking tickets during a single month to Pinkberry customers, he says. Now a host of copycats has emerged just as the American frozen yogurt craze may be melting. Graves's solution? Expand the 119-store, Los Angeles-based Pinkberry chain overseas, with new shops scheduled to open this year in Britain, Turkey, Morocco, and the Philippines.
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