Party Girl Screening with Parker Posey

Rent parties, raves, falafal love affairs, and the Dewey Decimal System: Though not even twenty years ago, the New York depicted in Party Girl really does feel like a lost world, the very end of the 20th Century. And Parker Posey—with her Katharine Hepburn cheekbones, Irene Dunne wit and Paula Prentiss sexiness—is also like a holdout from another era, a classic screwball genius at her very best here as a club girl fashionista forced by finances into becoming a librarian.

From INSIDE NEW YORK - As a meat-lover who rarely eats meat (due to tuition-induced poverty and life-induced laziness), I often find myself with strong and unsatisfied carnivorous cravings. Bubby's (120 Hudson St., 212-219-0666) restaurant and bar, fortunately, saved me, satisfying every meat craving I’ve ever had- and then some... Read the full review at Inside New York.