Vintage Koons

Artist Jeff Koons — whose sculpture "Tulips" sold to Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn for $33 million last year — has designed a $20,000 bottle of bubbly for Dom Pérignon. The collaboration includes a bottle of Dom Rosé Vintage 2003 inside a Koons sculpture...

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Rooftop revelry

Mark Ronson got the crowd going at Manhattan Magazine's bash celebrating the release of Fendi's new fragrance at Catch Roof. Ronson played DJ and Amanda Warner of the band MNDR performed "Bang Bang Bang." "She jumped on a couch and did most of the song...

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Hoping for peeks

Members of Soho House had to weave through a crowd of 50 young girls gathered by the entrance Thursday night, hoping to see One Direction's Harry Styles, who was said to be dining in a private room inside. The girls, with cellphones and pens in hand,...

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‘Sopranos’ actor fights back

After "Sopranos" star James Gandolfini was laid to rest last week before mourners including New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, the HBO show's cast is still bickering, with Joe Gannascoli accusing a fellow cast member of being a rat spreading bad blood....

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Palm Beach set hits UES

The Palm Beach set has begun taking refuge on the Upper East Side as the summer season starts. At Primola, Diana Strawbridge Wister, the Campbell's soup heiress known for keeping a particularly low profile, was spotted by social spies dining with Amy...

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The business of religion

Just before the Obama administration released its final rules on the contentious contraceptive mandate, a federal appeals court weighed in on behalf of an American business fighting it in court. The case is Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. v. Kathleen Sebelius....

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Uncover the deals and steals at Park Slope's stoop sale central

It's only 1:15 on a sunny Saturday afternoon, but Yona Zeldis McDonough, 56, has already been to five stoop sales. Purchases in her now-brimming shopping cart include a $5 Tocca blouse, a Laura Ashley frock for the same price and several vintage dresses...

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‘Today’ No. 2 again

Former Food Network staple Paula Deen, who has lost three more endorsement deals, with Sears, J.C. Penney and QVC, respectively, was a one-day wonder for "Today." Wednesday's Matt Lauer interview with the disgraced Deen helped "Today" beat archrival...

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Sheen on lookout for new foil

A casting call has gone out to replace Kate, Selma Blair's character, on "Anger Management."The show wants a Latina or Caucasian actress in her 30s or 40s to play a "by-the-book psychiatrist" who joins Sheen's character, also named Charlie, to work on...

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Summer’s hot color: 'Orange'

Netflix strutted its stuff yesterday, proving they're very proud of their newest original series, "Orange is the New Black." The video-subscription company announced they're already renewing the prison dramedy executive produced by Jenji Kohan ("Weeds"),...

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Nets work out deal for Celtics’ Garnett, Pierce

REUTERS Kevin Garnett (L) and Paul Pierce are headed to Brooklyn. The Nets have talked about getting younger and more athletic this offseason. Instead, they have acquired a pair of future Hall of Famers. The Nets and Celtics spent this evening...

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Paying the PC price: Bloomberg’s culture war

The Issue: Brooklyn's Longbow Pub, a Welsh bar, which was fined by the city for seeking British workers. *** The Longbow Pub was fined because the city's logical and moral compass is askew ("City Hall's PC Thugs," Editorial, June 24). Does it make...

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Voting rights: It’s about control

The Issue: The Supreme Court's decision this week to overturn a key part of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. *** Blaming Congress for not adjusting the Voting Rights Act is a little unfair ("We Have Overcome," Editorial, June 25). Democrats certainly aren't...

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Anthony & the undecided

Anthony Weiner upended New York's political establishment this week when two major polls showed the former congressman holding a narrow lead or in a statistical tie for first in the Democratic primary for mayor. We don't take anything away from Weiner's...

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An arranged marriage

Call it the Scalia standard. More than two decades ago, the Supreme Court justice suggested that one measure of how free societies resolve contentious issues is whether losers have "the satisfaction of a fair hearing and an honest fight." He was writing...

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Friends, family gather for James Gandolfini's wake

Rich Schultz Friends and family comfort each other during a private wake for actor James Gandolfini Wednesday. PARK RIDGE, NJ — Family and friends gathered at a private viewing for James Gandolfini Wednesday. The service was held in a small New Jersey...

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Nets call Celtics about Garnett

The Nets have done what likely every team in the NBA has done this week: Put in a call to the Celtics about the availability of Kevin Garnett. A league source confirmed Tuesday the Nets have inquired about whether Garnett would be available in a trade...

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A tuner for Liberace?

Michael Riedel BROADWAY MATINEE Hbo scored one of its highest ratings ever with "Behind the Candelabra," the compelling — and creepy — movie about Liberace and his boy toy, Scott Thorson. Now I'm hearing that the producer of the movie, Jerry...

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Tiny troupes try to break the ice at theater fest

When the Ice Factory Festival opens its 20th season tonight, no one will be happier than Robert Lyons, its artistic director: That's because he'll finally get to see the shows. The Obie Award-winning fest is an annual leap of faith for its leader, who...

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Toss out this queen of trashy food

Steve Cuozzo Good riddance, Paula Deen — but too bad gloating over her belated ruination won't make up for years of her televised, stomach-churning dominion over millions of Americans' taste. Deen was a prime mover behind the bulging national waistline,...

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Your table awaits you

When renowned chef Wylie Dufresne opened his gastropub Alder at the end of March, there were lines out the door. Customers had to wait as long as two hours to taste the much buzzed-about rye pasta with shaved pastrami and Caesar nigiri. Naturally, as...

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'Colonel' Sanders trademark white suit purchased at auction for $21G by Kentucky Fried Chicken Japan president

DALLAS — The president and chief executive of Kentucky Fried Chicken Japan purchased the trademark white suit worn by company founder "Colonel" Harland Sanders at auction Saturday for $21,510 — then promptly tried it on. Masao "Charlie" Watanabe grinned...

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City yanks license for Bronx produce shop used as front

A Bronx produce peddler who was running his shop as a front for his son's business lost his license today, according to the city's Business Integrity Commission. Dae Soo Yu, 51, operated 3's Produce at the Bronx Terminal Market last year until the BIC...

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More legal trouble for Lil' Reese: rapper charged with misdemeanor theft

CHICAGO — Rapper Lil Reese is in more legal trouble. The Chicago rapper was in bond court Sunday on a misdemeanor theft charge and the Chicago Sun-Times reports that records show the Def Jam rapper and friend of fellow rapper Chief Keef was arrested...

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Angelina's war on rape as a weapon: Jolie urges U.N. to fight sex attacks in conflict

REUTERS Jolie, a goodwilll ambassador for the U.N. high commissioner for refugees, urged the U.N. Security Council to make the fight against warzone rape a top priority. UNITED NATIONS — Actress Angelina Jolie made her debut before the U.N.'s most...

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Bizarre 7-hour ocean standoff ends in arrest

FOX 5 San Diego John Michael White, 46, was being pursued by police officers for a drug-related felony warrant when he ran into the ocean. CORONADO, Calif. — A man who appeared to be high on drugs surrendered early Monday after spending more than...

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We hear . . .

That Michael Sinensky's charity Friends of Rockaway will accept a $720,000 grant from the American Red Cross today . . . That Dave Matthews Band violinist Boyd Tinsley will give a free concert at the Victorinox Swiss Army store on Wooster Street today...

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Rep’s “sweatsuit”

Rep. Charlie Rangel gave new meaning to the term sweatsuit last week. The congressman stopped at the opening of a new Blink Fitness — a sister gym to Equinox — on 125th Street in Harlem for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and to pose for photos with the spot's...

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Into the woods, looking to get out

Sean Parker is speaking out about the controversy surrounding his Big Sur wedding after a settlement with the California Coastal Commission for $2.5 million. Reports said Parker and Alexandra Lenas were hit with millions in fines over their lavish wedding...

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Motown on the Hudson

This evening along Detroit's riverfront, hundreds of thousands will line up to watch the annual fireworks. Now in their 55th year, the fireworks come at a moment when the city's emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, is desperately trying to avert a more likely...

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Lhota’s un-chartered territory

How about that? A mayoral candidate actually wants to help average New Yorkers. Last week, Republican wannabe Joe Lhota not only defended charter schools, he called for the cap on them to be lifted. Clearly, he recognizes that parents are desperate...

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Bottle-service gals bust out

A Group of bottle-service girls with decades of experience in the city's splashiest clubs is aiming to infiltrate the male-dominated industry as the reigning queens of New York nightlife. Calling themselves "TheSix," the half-dozen ladies — who've collectively...

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Backdoor man

Old habits die hard. John "Junior" Gotti readied himself for a quick exit at the premiere of "Killing Season," starring John Travolta, last week. "A publicist asked Gotti to walk the carpet [at the Sunshine Cinema], but he turned her down," a spy said....

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Hurt Yanks watch Heat

Four injured Yankees — Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, Francisco Cervelli and Eduardo Nunez — turned heads when they all hobbled into restaurant The Lodge in Tampa, Fla., to watch Game 7 of the NBA Finals. "They were all working out at the Yankees' facility...

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Elephant ordeal

Following a screening of Magnolia Pictures' "Blackfish" — a doc on the deaths of SeaWorld trainers by a killer whale — photographer Peter Beard recalled his own close call with elephants while shooting images for a project. "I'm here in New York with...

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Zombie cookies

Brad Pitt had inventive ways to bond with the kiddie co-stars of his zombie movie "World War Z." "We went to this . . . pond with ducks," said Abigail Hargrove, who plays Pitt's daughter in the scary flick. "We decorated little zombie cookies. We'd break...

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Drake hassled at Heat title

The drama wasn't only on the court during Game 7 of the NBA Finals. Rapper Drake got into an argument with a fan sitting courtside at American Airlines Arena. Sources say an "older gentleman" started annoying the rapper during the Heat-Spurs game. A...

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Serena’s Wimbledon party

As controversy swirls around a new documentary about Venus and Serena Williams on the eve of Wimbledon, Serena calmly co-hosted a pre-tournament party with fellow tennis stars Maria Sharapova, Laura Robson and Heather Watson for the Women's Tennis Association...

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Extreme Madge

Even Madonna gets tired. At a screening of her concert film, "The MDNA Tour," she admitted how strenuous going on the road was, revealing to Page Six: "I was a mess." She added, "I would have my bad nights, and I would cry and I would say I don't want...

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Kate’s NBA pick

After Kate Upton was spotted dancing till the wee hours Wednesday night with LA Clippers star Blake Griffin, she hung with Chicago Bulls' big man Carlos Boozer and the Brooklyn Nets' Jerry Stackhouse on Thursday night. The three were in a private room...

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We hear . . .

That Southampton Inn's Café OSO will host a breakfast for chefs participating in Dan's Taste of Two Forks . . . That French designer Juliette Longuet has added Vanity Fair contributing editor Christopher Tennant's avian and aquatic dioramas to her Upper...

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Hill power!

'Man of Steel," "Wolverine". . . every superhero needs an origins movie. Now the world has waited long enough. It's time to see how Hillary Rodham Clinton got her superpowers. "Rodham," a highly touted screenplay by newcomer Young Il Kim about Hillary...

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Supreme lunacy on voting: Will Jihadis decide Elex?

The Issue: A Supreme Court ruling that overturned an Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship for voting. *** Arizona's law requiring voter applicants to provide proof of US citizenship prior to registering to vote, was struck down by the Supreme...

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$horing up the subway

The Issue: Whether the city's next mayor will address MTA debt, which has nearly doubled since 2001. *** Nicole Gelinas blames the MTA for all of the problems with our transport system and only gives part of the blame to the Transport Workers Union...

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Democracy vs. freedom

Ralph Peters With the very best intentions, we got it wrong. By elevating the establishment of democracy above all other priorities in states beyond Europe, we got elections — then had to watch freedom suffer. The roads to Tahrir, Taksim and Red...

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