New York Magazine

Amsale, Kleinfeld, and more sample sales for wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses.

An archive of recent issues of New York Weddings.

Three music gurus suggest wedding-march alternatives.

A tell-all survey of tipsy hookups, traumatic dresses, and bridegroom temper tantrums.

Six unlikely reception locations.

Esin Kirmizidag of Sew Elegant provides her tips for creating your own wedding gown.

A guide to seamsters and tailors that specialize in bridal wear.

A mini-directory for dance studios.

A guide to seamsters and tailors.

A mini-directory for wedding transportation.

A guide to New York furniture and prop rentals for weddings.

A guide to New York calligraphers.

MyRegistry.com president Nancy Lee lays down the rules.

Visit one of these department stores and check off multiple items on your wedding to-do list, from your gown and accessories to stationery and registry.

A chopper ride to El Bulli for “the mother of all boondoggles.”

Terrence Malick’s overblown, goofy, slightly ridiculous 'The Tree of Life' should be seen immediately.

The flimsy fury of Lady Gaga’s 'Born This Way'.

Where to Drink 2011: We pick Cantina Royal for Best Cantina.

Where to Drink 2011: We pick Pleasantville for Best Boozy Day Trip.

Where to Drink 2011: We pick Riff Raff’s for Best Tiki Discotheque.

As the Mississippi rises, the man of many funny voices talks about his dead-serious documentary on the Army Corps of Engineers.

“I’m anal about my clothes.”

Where to Drink 2011: We pick Ninth Ward for Best New New Orleans.

Nine places to shake your tail (or at least sway it) to your genre of choice.

Roseanne Barr was a sitcom star, a creator and a product, the agitator and the abused, a domestic goddess and a feminist pioneer. That was twenty years ago. But as far as she’s concerned, not much has changed.