TITLE: New York Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: March 31, 2003--VOL 36, NO. 11
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: War and the City. ON THE COVER: ILLUSTRATION BY JOE ZEFF.

FEATURES:
ON CUE: Two years after a health crisis sidelined his career, Mark Ruffalo sets up for another shot at stardom. The only reason I didn't do Signs is because my doctors were like, 'You're nuts! You have no immune system.' --Mark Ruffalo, page 32. Photograph By George Holz.

Taking Sides By Michael Wolff We've been talking about it for months (years, depending on when you start the clock), and now the moment of truth has arrived. The war with Iraq has made this city a more emotionally volatile place. Lines drawn, opposing sides formed literally overnight. It's Jew vs. Gentile, Republican vs. Democrat, yuppies vs. everyone else--prompting the most intense arguments this town has seen in years. And now, as the bombs light up the sky on CNN, everything has somehow changed.

Flowers for Ted By Ted Kruckel For one fast-moving decade, Ted, Inc., ranked among the country's top party planners, creating glitzy, star-fueled events for A-list clients. But this month, the company's highflying president, Ted Kruckel, canceled his Oscar suite and tried to avert bankruptcy. In a behind-the-scenes diary, Kruckel tells the story of his own fabulous demise.

You Can Count On Him By Simon Dumenco One of the best things to come out of the 2000 sleeper hit You Can Count On Me was the unaffected performance of Mark Ruffalo, an actor few people had ever heard of. His work in the film (as well as on New York stages) brought him critical acclaim--as well as that most valuable of Hollywood commodities, buzz. But just as Hollywood came a-courting, Ruffalo vanished, sparking a flurry of rumors: Did he have Alps? Leukemia? Here, the true tale of risky surgery and a year spent recovering with his wife and newborn son, as Ruffalo (with several new films ready to hit theaters) returns in a big way.

DEPARTMENTS.
Letters.
Intelligencer: Marc S. Malkin with Deborah Schoeneman.
Scene: Patrick McMullan.
Gotham.
Columns.
This Media Life: Michael Wolff With a dazzling book about 9/11's aftermath, media big Steve Brill proves he's back at the top of his game.
The Culture Business: Jeremy Gerard The musicians' strike showed New York how out of touch all of Broadway is.
Best Bets Rima Suqi Porcelain iumieres. Selima umbrellas, and a modern take on Snow White.
Sales at Bargains Splashy men's shirts for spring.
Cue Best of the Week.
CRITICS.
Movies: Peter Rainer Peter SoIlett's Raising Victor Vargas is a pitch-perfect coming-of-age tale.
Dance: Laura Shapiro In Bound, Heidi Latsky channels Bernard Schlink's haunting novel The Reader.
Books: John Homans Bill McKibben's Enough is a high-tech horror story--plus a lot of hot air.
Theater: John Simon Suzan-Lori Parks's Fucking A aims high and misses; Polish Joke is un-p.c. fun.
Classical Music: Peter G. Davis Sondheirn's Music provides a bland night for singing; Otello on speed at the Met.
Television: John Leonard USA's Rudy biopic captures his greatness but not his flaws.
Restaurants: Adam Platt Lamu ditches the Old Country in favor of savory bistro fare.
LISTINGS:.
Classifieds/Personals/Real Estate 116 Naked City: Amy Sohn.
Why one fun-loving free spirit can't find the right man.
StrictlyPersonal.com Make a perfect match with our picture personals.
Cue' Crossword: Maura B. Jacobson 'Guardian' Crossword.


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