Candace Bushnell: “You Just Have to Go Out Every Single Night” When it comes to meeting someone, the Sex and the City columnist still believes in 1990s methods—specifically, meeting in real life. By Jasmine Lobe
We Loved a Serial Columnist: New York Toasts 30 Years of Candace Bushnell’s Original SATC Thirty years after Sex and the City first ran, Candace Bushnell returned to Observer's pages to explain why the column was never about sex at all. By Merin Curotto
Gloria Steinem Never Wrote a Manifesto In 2005, Gloria Steinem—71, aviators on, stabbing at poached eggs in a brunch-mobbed diner—explained why women get more radical as they get older, and what she'd tell her younger self. By Sheelah Kolhatkar
My Unsentimental Education: Cupid Has Flown the Co-Op (The End of Love in Manhattan) By Candace Bushnell
Frisky Sexual Freeloader Makes Hamptons Plans (Janey Wilcox Never Pays for Summer) By Candace Bushnell
20 Years Later, Rebecca Minkoff Is Still Making the Perfect Bag for the Woman Who Carries It By Sissi Cao
MFA Boston Explores Fashion’s Significance in a Show That’s Less Political Than It Is Playful By Madeleine Aitken
For MCNY’s Centennial, an Exhibition Celebrating Stories Inspired by New York City By Tiffany Del Valle
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick Sell West Village Townhouse for $15 Million By Morgan Halberg