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The Webutante Ball brings together people from across New York City ‘s tech sector for a night of partying. / INSIDER IMAGES

Internet Week‘s Webu-tante Ball, which happens tonight at Marquee, is well-known for being one of New York’s biggest tech parties, but it also functions as the perfect pickup spot for Silicon Alley singles.

Founder Richard Blake-ley said unlike other male-dominated tech events, the Ball’s gender ratio is even.

“Most tech parties in New York are after-work drinks at a bar where you come with your laptop on your back, sweating, and stand awkwardly in a cor-

ner with a bunch of other guys,” said Blakeley.

But at the Webutante Ball, tech scenesters dress in tuxedos and cocktail dresses. Add a DJ and free-flowing booze and it’s no surprise that the party be-comes a hot spot for young people in tech looking to exchange phone numbers — and not just to network.

Lisa Besserman moved to Argentina in 2012 to found Startup Buenos Ai-res, but that hasn’t stopped her from attending every Webutante Ball since 2009.

“I was single for the first couple of them and I always walked away with a few numbers,” she said.

Graphic designer Nick McGlynn admitted to get-ting lucky at a Webutante Ball. “It’s a prom for tech

nerds, and I mean, what better place to hook up than at a prom?” he asked.

At least one couple is walking down the aisle thanks to the geek chic bash. “I famously intro-duced two very unlikely people to each other at a Webutante Ball — and they are getting married,” said journalist Julia Allison.

Every Webutante Ball features a king and queen, and couples are encour-aged to strike prom poses in their photos.

Alison Flood, director of

business development at ICED Media, helped orga-nize the 2010 Webutante Ball, but couldn’t flirt be-cause of some game-killing guests: her parents.

“I’m not bringing my dad this year, so who knows what can happen? It’s anyone’s game,” she said.

Tickets are available at TheWebutanteBall.com, but not at the door.

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“It’s so laid-back and you’re with like-minded people. It’s really great to meet people you have a connection with.” Lisa Besserman

Meat market. The popular event is a hot spot for singles looking to connect.

Court. Prosecutors say thousands of documents incriminate Grimm Embattled Congressman Michael Grimm made his first appearance in a Brooklyn court on Monday since he was indicted in late April with perjury and tax fraud charges.

Grimm sat in court while prosecutors dis-closed that they have some 7,000 pages of documents and 8,000 emails as evi-dence against him.

The next hearing is scheduled for July 21.

Last month, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York unsealed a 20-count indictment on charges for mail, wire and health care fraud, as well as filing false tax returns, perjury, and obstruction of an official proceeding and employing unauthorized immigrants.

“We’re going to fight tooth and nail until I am fully exonerated,” Grimm said shortly after the in-dictment was revealed.

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Grimm represents Staten Island and parts of Brooklyn and is up for re-election this fall. CHESTER JESUS SORIA Rep. Michael Grimm appeared in Court on Monday. / GETTY IMAGES

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Occupy protester sentenced for assaulting cop An Occupy Wall Street protester convicted of assaulting a police offi-cer during a demonstra-tion was sentenced on Monday to a 90-day jail sentence.

A jury on May 5 found Cecily McMillan guilty of elbowing a police officer, Grantley Bovell, in the eye as he was attempting to arrest her.

McMillan, 25, was arrested along with scores of others on March 17, 2012 at a demonstration marking the protest movement’s six-month anniversary in New York City.

McMillan’s lawyer argued his client was reacting to someone groping one of her breasts, according to accounts of the trial. Prosecutors said that claim was a fabrication.

The 90-day sentence, followed by five years’ probation, was handed down by New York State Court Justice Ron-ald Zweibel. McMillan had faced a potential sentence of as much as seven years in prison. REUTERS

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After missing a year due to sequestration, Fleet Week has returned to New York. Now in its 26th year, the an-nual celebration of military sea services embraces its mission of lighting up the city that never sleeps with military band concerts, aer-ial demonstrations, sports tournaments, parades and showcases of the latest maritime technology.

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Festivities kicked off Monday in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, where the 45-person Navy Band Northeast “Pops Ensem-ble” performed pop, jazz and patriotic favorites. Today, they cross the Hudson to Manhattan for an afternoon performance in Bryant Park.

A solemn re-enlistment and promotion ceremony takes place at the 9/11

Memorial & Museum on Friday, the first day it’s open to the public. This year’s ceremony commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address at the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-ment on Riverside Drive.

The Navy’s most valu-able resource, its service men and women, num-bering near 1,500 this year, also get some well-deserved R & R. For many, Fleet Week marks a return home; for others, it’s a highly anticipated first visit to the city of legend.

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Don’t be shy: Get to know the service members you meet this week throughout the city.ALL PHOTOS RELEASED BY THE U.S. NAVY

Electronics Technician Fireman

ETSN Joshua A. GuritzkyHometown: Bridgewater, N.J. I’m looking forward to representing the Navy and the USS Oak Hill honor-ably and proudly to family,

friends and the people of New York as I walk around the city. I have also volunteered to be part of the Jewish Community Memorial Day event, which as a Jewish sailor is a big thing because there are not that many. I’ll also be

looking forward to getting a real pastrami sandwich on kosher rye smeared with deli brown mustard with a dill pickle and coleslaw — the same meal I ate right before heading off to go to boot camp more than a year ago.

Electrician’s Mate First Class

EM1 Claudia HowardHometown: Queens, N.Y. Even though I was raised in New York, I never took advantage of the

sights. What I’m looking forward to is visiting the Freedom Tower and the Statue of Liberty. Being in NYC for Fleet Week and being able to wear your uniform to represent the

military, there is no way that you can’t feel some pride for serving your country. What I enjoy most is how the people welcome you and are so grateful for your service.

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HTC (SW/AW) Michael BinleyHometown: Scandinavia, Wis.My previous visit onboard the USS Wasp in 2012 was my fi rst experience to New York, let alone a Fleet Week. I took in my fi rst Broadway performance

and experienced a very entertaining meal at the Stardust Diner, where they actually made me get up and sing and dance with one of the waitresses. I was kind of disappointed not to get a “call back.” I will be eating there again this year — maybe for a second chance.

Logistics Specialist Second Class

LS2 Terry BynumHometown: Wilson, N.C. I am excited to see the New York City lights

[and] all the diversity New York has to off er, and be able to represent the United States Navy and USS Cole at Fleet Week New York.

Ensign

ENS Kevin DarbyHometown: Lancaster, Pa. [I’m] looking forward to seeing family and friends and going to Mets games. Also, it is a great opportunity to show off the ship to New York City.

Engineman First Class

EN1 Nicholas G. LutzeHometown: Jacksonville, N.C. The best part of going is most defi nitely the people. I had a fantastic time talking to all the people of New York, who made me feel good to be a sailor and welcome in their city. This is the best port, hands down, that I have been to in my 13 years of service.

Seaman

SN Ryan Weeks

Hometown: Houston, Texas I’m most looking forward to visiting the

Statue of Liberty during Fleet Week because it is a national treasure, the symbol of New York and the beacon of freedom that the U.S. provides.

Yeoman Third Class

YN3 Michael IvanitskyHometown: Cincinnati, Ohio Mostly, I am looking forward to attending any military veterans’ appre-ciation events to show my support as a current mili-

tary generation for those who served before us and especially those who paid the ultimate price for our country. I hope to visit the 9/11 National Memorial as a symbol of the United States’ strength and unity even during such tragic events.

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Officers responding to a call about a stabbing on Sunday shot and killed a man who allegedly lunged at them.

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Investigators made the bust last week mid-delivery between the Bronx and Connecticut, where police said the heroin has double its street value.

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Hacking. US accuses China of cyber spying A U.S. grand jury has indicted five Chinese military officers on charges of hacking American companies and stealing trade secrets, the toughest action taken by Washington so far to address cyber spying by China.

China denied the charges, saying they were “made up” and would

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The indictments mark the first time the United States has filed charges against specific officials of foreign governments, accusing them of corpo-rate cyber spying. REUTERS

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Dropout made bomb threats A college dropout was arrested Sunday night after admitting to calling in two bomb threats to keep her family from learning she had quit Quinnipiac University, police said on Monday.

Danielle Shea, 22, of Quincy, Massachusetts, made the threats after arriving at the gradu-

ation ceremony in a cap and gown with her mother, who did not know she actually had dropped out. She “pan-icked” when relatives noticed her name was not on the list of gradu-ates, police said.

Shea called in two bomb threats to the Quinnipiac University library so the ceremony would be canceled, police said. REUTERS

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Ousted NY Times editor to grads: Show what you are made of The New York Times’ ousted top editor Jill Abramson made her fi rst public remarks on Mon-day, not shying away from the controversy sur-rounding her departure and told graduates to fi ght back.

“Some of you, and now I’m talking to anybody who has been dumped ... you know the sting of losing and not getting something you badly want. When that happens, show them what you are made of,” Abrams said. REUTERS

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“Selfie,” “tweep” and “turducken” were among more than 150 new words and definitions added to the 2014 updated Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, the publishing company said on Monday.

The additions to the U.S. dictionary reflect the growing influence of tech-nology and social network-ing, the company said.

“So many of these new words show the impact of online connectivity to our lives and livelihoods,” Pe-ter Sokolowski, an editor for Merriam-Webster said in a statement. “Tweep, selfie and hashtag refer to the ways we communicate and share as individuals. Words such as crowdfund-ing, gamification and big data show that the Inter-net has changed business in profound ways.”

One new entry is “steampunk,” defined as “science fiction dealing with 19th-century societies

dominated by historical or imagined steam-powered technology.”

And the word “catfish” takes on an added defini-tion, referring to a person who sets up a false social networking profile for deceptive purposes.

“These are words our editors have decided to put in based on usage in the English language,” said Merriam-Webster spokes-woman Meghan Lunghi. “They look for widespread, sustained usage — and when they think the usage merits it, they include it.” REUTERS

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AT&T bets on video with $48.5 billion DirecTV bid AT&T Inc. plans to pay $48.5 billion to buy DirecTV, in the latest sign that the wireless industry and the U.S. television market are set to converge as custom-ers consume more video on their mobile devices.

The deal highlights AT&T’s pressing need for fresh avenues of growth beyond the maturing U.S. cellular business, which has become in-creasingly competitive.

The combination with DirecTV, the No. 1 U.S. satellite TV provider with 20 mil-lion customers, would beef up Dallas-based AT&T’s packages of cellular, broadband, TV and fi xed-line phone services.

For DirecTV, the deal will enable it to off er broadband Internet for the fi rst time to its U.S. customers. REUTERS

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The Kremlin announced on Monday that Presi-dent Vladimir Putin had ordered Russian forces near Ukraine back to their bases, but NATO and the United States said they saw no sign of a pullback and Moscow had failed to carry out such promises before.

Moscow has massed tens of thousands of troops near the border regions where pro-Russian separatists have declared independent states, and Kiev and its Western allies fear they could be used to invade in support of the rebels.

Ukraine holds a presidential election on Sunday, which Western countries consider a crucial event in resolving the country’s crisis. The United States and EU have threatened to ramp up sanctions on Moscow if it interferes in the vote.REUTERS

Former IMF chief Domi-nique Strauss-Kahn has instructed lawyers to sue the makers of a movie in which veteran French star Gerard Depardieu plays a sex addict who commits a sexual assault on a hotel maid, his law-yer said on Monday.

“Welcome to New York” by Abel Ferrara, which had a private screening on the sidelines of the Cannes film festival at the weekend and has

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Do this

Ask in person, not over email

Schedule a meeting with your professor so that you can talk about the schools you are applying to, your goals and why you want to go to grad school. Mak-ing a request for a recom-mendation over email or just after class can seem too casual and rushed.

Dodd adds that you

should also tell your pro-fessor why you would like a recommendation from him or her specifi cally.

“Saying something such as, ‘I think that as a student, you really saw me as a writer,’ lets the profes-sor know why you’re mak-ing the request,” she says.

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If you worked closely with a professor, he or she could be the one to write your letter. / PIXLAND

Thinking about applying to grad school this fall? Now is the perfect time to start thinking about which professors you would like to ask for recom-mendation letters. These simple steps can make the entire process easier for everyone.

1Ask someone who knows you well: “My

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Dodd also points out, “You are kind of audi-tioning [for the recom-mendation] while you are in class.”

Make it a point to talk to your instructor about your other interests; don’t be shy about mentioning your extracurriculars or your work-study positions.

Dodd recently recom-mended a student who had taken a class with her while he was a sopho-more, yet made it a point to regularly stop by her office for two years after-ward. When he asked her for a job recommendation, “I was really invested in

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2Ask as early as possibleGive at least a month’s

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Thicke still wants his wife back

Robin Thicke also made a statement while he ac-cepted a Billboard Award for “Blurred Lines.” “Most importantly, I’d like to thank my wife for her love and support, and for putting up with me all these years,” he said. The same night he performed a new song called “Get Her Back,” he also dedi-cated it to his soon-to-be ex-wife, Paula Patton. But Paula, seriously, can’t you just take him back already, so the rest of us don’t have to watch him

try so hard? It gets pretty tiring.

Timberlake hates Donald Sterling, too

Just like everyone else in the entire world, Justin Timberlake is not very fond of Donald Sterling. He made that very clear Sunday night when he accepted a Top Artist Bill-board Award via satellite. “I want to thank everyone on Earth, except Donald Sterling.” We want to thank you, Justin, for be-ing awesome!

Thicke’s “Get Her Back” is quite likely about Paula Patton.

An SAT question: If 5 Seconds of Summer, pictured here, fl ash two fi ngers, will they be 7 Seconds, or will they still be confused with One Direction? / ALL PHOTOS GETTY IMAGES

Who are 5 Seconds of Summer?

By now, everyone knows Kendall Jenner flubbed her lines at the Billboard Music Awards and almost introduced 5 Seconds of Summer as One Direction. But can you blame her? I mean, there are five guys in 1D and only four guys in 5 Seconds! Here’s a primer for Kendall, if she’s reading: 5 Seconds of Summer, also known as 5SOS, are an Aussie band whose

members range in age from 18 to 20. They aren’t the singing and dancing type of boy band; these dudes rock out! And the catchy lyrics to their sin-gle, “She Looks So Perfect,” could be confused with 1D’s “What Makes You Beautiful,” if it didn’t have

a refrain about American

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Can’t make it to the drive-in? Invite Amber Rose over! Amber Rose (remind me, why is she famous?) wore what looked like a fl at screen TV as shades for the Billboard Music Awards Sunday night. Looking at her makes me want to eat popcorn while watching a chick fl ick on those shades. Maybe that could be a way for her to get into the movie biz. If you can’t be on the screen, then be the screen! Just saying.

THE WORD

Lasse Emil Kristiansen takes

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Blipp it

Rob Kardashian has a big surprise

for you

Rob Kardashian has stepped out for the

fi rst time in weeks to get to Europe in time for Kimye’s wedding. And let’s just say that it was a er, um, huge surprise to see him

again. Since stepping out, Rob Kardashian has trended on Twit-ter, and people are busy commenting on the reality star’s weight gain. But we

guess someone had to mention the elephant (poor choice of words, I know) in the room.

Twitter feed

We check in with some of

Hollywood’s biggest names

to see what they’ve been up

to — in their own words, in

140 characters or fewer.

Today, Rihanna clears up

rumors, Bob Saget is being

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Cumming feels dirty.

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Best-selling author Em-ily Giffin is known for telling a good love story. Whether it’s about falling for a best friend’s fiance in “Something Borrowed” or the gnawing feeling of wondering “what if” about someone you let go long ago in “Love The One You’re With,” Giffin has made a career of explor-ing the complications of love and lust. Her new book, “The One & Only” is no exception. We got Gif-fin to spill details, plus she tells us what she really thinks about love.

The setting for “The One & Only” is completely diff erent from your past books. How did you get into the sports culture of Texas?I have been passionate about college athletics since I was a little girl and there are few worlds more colorful than Texas foot-ball. I actually spent some time in Dallas and visited SMU’s spring training. I also had several coaches, including Hall-of-Famer Jim Boeheim, read early drafts to make sure that the character of Coach Clive Carr and the story, particularly the NCAA-investigation subplot, felt authentic. That being said, the sports background is just the setting for the story, which, at its core, is centered on a young wom-an dealing with difficult, important life choices and the unresolved feelings that ultimately complicate them. You don’t need to love football to enjoy this book, any more than you have to love boxing to watch “Rocky.”

Emily Giffi n’s book, “The One & Only” comes out today. / EMMANUELLE CHOUSSY

of course, friendships. Friendships are integral to who we are as people — and I think they are particularly important to women. But even our closest friendships can be complicated and layered. The simple, easy ones aren’t always the most worthwhile ones.

What is a real-life love story you love?

Kate and William. I believe in their sweet happily ever after. But the pretty, fairy tale ones aren’t the only ones I’m drawn to. I think there is great beauty in relation-ships that go through really rough, dark times — and still survive.

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EMILY GIFFIN The best-selling author spills about her new book, plus debates fi ctional love stories versus real ones.

THE AUTHOR’S REAL THOUGHTS ON LOVE

How did the idea for the book come to you initially? All of my books generally begin with a core theme or idea. For “The One & Only,” I wanted to explore the idea of unconventional love. I think if we’re hon-est, the way most of us think about romantic love is pretty narrowly defined, and there’s a tendency for us to dismiss, or at least feel uncomfortable with, anything outside of those

seemingly impossible love. Do you believe love conquers all in real life?This is definitely the “big question” in the book, and I’m really happy with the way “The One & Only” ended — it felt right for the characters and true to the story as a whole. But what happens in the book is just that. ... a conclusion to one fictional story and not necessarily a reflection of my personal beliefs. Honestly, I’m not really

definitions. With this story, I really wanted to portray a relationship that, while difficult for some to understand and accept at first, is beautiful and idyl-lic in its own right. I also wanted to consider the question of whether true love can really conquer all, especially in the face of judgment and scrutiny from those outside of it.

Without giving anything away, your books have a common theme of

sure whether love can conquer all in real life. ... I like to believe it can!

The intricacies of female friendships are something else you write a lot about in your books, and this one is no exception. Why are adding these types of relationships to your stories important to you?My books are all relation-ship-driven. I write about mothers and daughters, husbands and wives and,

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Repertoire. There are so many Fassbinder fi lms for one to see Rainer Werner Fassbinder isn’t the most prolific filmmaker there ever was, but over 40 films in under about 14 years is nothing to sneeze at. The filmography of the German filmmaker, who died after ingesting a toxic drug cocktail at only 37, is tough to surmount, not only due to volume, but because of how bleak and rigorous his vision is. His films relentlessly explored sadism; his world view could be summed up in the title of his debut, 1969’s “Love is Colder Than Death.”

Through June 1, Lincoln Center will burn through part one of their complete Fassbinder retro-spective. (Part two begins in November.) Tonight

Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s “The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant”is a too-rare fi lm with an all-female cast. / LINCOLN CENTER

you can catch “The Mer-chant of Four Seasons” (8:30 p.m.), about a fruit peddler whose life starts out bad and gets much worse. Also this week are such high points as the film “Beware of a Holy Whore,” and the hypnotic lesbian drama “The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant.” MATT PRIGGE

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Win or lose, what are you walking away with?

“The fi rst time I walked on that stage, I was already a winner along with everyone else. Win or lose, I walk away with a chin held high, a good conscience and everything I learned in every vocal lesson.” WORTHINGTON

“I’ve learned that if you set your mind to something and pursue it,

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“The greatest reward for me has been inspiring people. Despite the challenges I might face as an artist, it motivates me to see that other people are impacted by my music. I feel like I’ve been called to do this, and I don’t want to do anything else.” GRIMMIE

Singing

The heat is on as “The Voice” comes to a close. We caught up with the last artists standing as they pre-pared to sing their hearts out for the competition’s finale.

Christina Grimmie, the 21-year-old pop singer, left her hometown in South Jersey to follow her dreams in Los Angeles. Grimmie began her music career on YouTube and now has over 2 million subscribers. The YouTube sensation got all four chairs to turn and went with Team Adam.

“I have been busier than ever before and my memo-ry has gotten a lot better too because we have to memorize a song a week,”

Interview. “The Voice” fi nalists share their journeys to the singing competition’s big fi nale.

Grimmie tells us. “[But] the biggest challenge for me is being away from my fam-ily. We got to go home for a week after the Blinds, but now we stay here to work on the show.”

Josh Kaufman, the fam-ily man from Indianapolis, supported his wife and three kids as an SAT prep tutor and band member playing local gigs. The soul singer got all four chairs to turn in the Blinds and originally went with Team Adam, but was later stolen by Usher. Kaufman hopes that winning “The Voice” will allow him to support his family as a full-time musician.

“Usher has a unique coaching style,” says Kaufman. “He has me run around the stage before rehearsal and sometimes he’ll have me sing in the mirror. But he’s a really good communicator.”

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Early in your career you were in the 1969 fi lm of “True Grit.” What was John Wayne like?Somebody said we didn’t get along. That’s not true at all. We got along. It was the director [Henry Hatha-way]. He said to an actor, “When I say ‘action,’ tense up, goddammit!” Can you imagine your boss telling you that? It’s crazy. It’s the opposite of what you should say.

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What was Marlon Brando like on “The Godfather”?This might sound like heresy to some: More right for “The Godfa-ther,” that part, was the guy who starred in “The Sopranos.” [James Gandolfi ni] was more willing to play the pr—. Brando was more heroic. On the second day of fi lming, there was a makeup guy who came in the dressing room, saying, “He’s playing this like a kindly old uncle.” He was more romantic. But Brando was wonderful to work with. His scene with Al Pacino, he had a big sign in a tree. He was reading his lines. [Laughs] He was a master at reading those lines all over the place.

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Robert Duvall may be 82, but you wouldn’t know it. He’s still energetic, personable and not afraid to speak his mind. He’s promoting his new film, “A Night in Old Mexico,” in which he plays an old-timer whose land has been taken from him by a com-pany. Instead of moping, he heads out on the town with the grandson (Jeremy Irvine) he has just met.

This screenplay was written 25 years ago.Bill Wittliff wrote it. He wrote the screen adapta-tion for “Lonesome Dove,” but he had written this as an original screenplay be-fore. So when we finished “Lonesome Dove,” he said, “Let’s go do this.” I said, “It’s too soon. [Laughs] I’ve got to get a little older first.

What drew you to this character?He was just a nice charac-ter. He’s a good character — a real Texas character that Whitliff understands. He’s like a descendent of the guys from “Lonesome Dove.”

Some have said that you like to say in character during production.Nah. I mean, some of it sticks with you. But to stay in character all day long,

that would be too labori-ous. Tiresome. It’s a game, like kids playing house. It’s adults playing house for money. It’s make-believe.

You went to a New York theater school at the same time as Dustin Hoff man, Gene Hackman and James Caan. Do you still hang out with them often?No, no. I don’t see most of those guys. The country’s so big. One guy I keep up with is Jimmy Caan. Periodically I see Wilford Brimley. He used to be a bodyguard for Howard Hughes. Interesting guy. He sings jazz with a band. He sings very well. He puts out albums. You put them on and people go, “That’s not Mel Torme. Who is it?” I say, “It’s Wilford Brimley.”

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27FILM

Interview. Griffi n Dunne leads the ‘The Discoverers’ Griffin Dunne was the star and producer of one of the definitive views of scary old pre-Giuliani New York: Martin Scorsese’s “After Hours” from 1985, in which he plays a data pro-cessor who heads to SoHo for a date and winds up almost being murdered by an angry mob. That would never happen today.

“You could lie down in the street and sleep there now,” Dunne says of the neighborhood, now perpetually mobbed by clothes-hungry tourists. He says he was recently looking at a SoHo building only to belatedly realize it was one of the key sets in that film. “It’s changed so much. A spooky loft is now a Gap or a Timberland.”

“After Hours,” regret-tably, has been one of only a few times Dunne has played lead. He does it again in the serio-comic indie “The Discoverers,” in which he portrays a historian forced to drag his two kids to a historical recreation camp to rescue his grieving father.

Dunne has done his share of supporting work; most recently, he was in “Dallas Buyers Club.” But this role is more than just a change of pace. “It’s great to have a sense of continuity with a character,” he says. “With [supporting roles], you do your part in four days or whatever it is. You’re a needle dropped into a

Griffi n Dunne is an actor, director and producer who appears in the new indie “The Discoverers.” / GETTY IMAGES

production already mov-ing before you and will go on after you leave.”

The role is reminis-cent of his “After Hours” character: the exasperated glutton for punishment, although he feels this one is more mature.

“That comes from having a guy who’s an aca-demic in that small world, who’s written a book that is intellectual and overly long in a culture where there are popular history books,” he says. “Being a filmmaker in a changing medium wasn’t that big a leap for me. I could draw on that fear of being older and out-of-date and having to reinvent yourself to keep moving forward.” MATT PRIGGE

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With the Material Girl In 1987, Dunne co-starred with Madonna in “Who’s That Girl.” “She was hilarious and had an incredibly great take on the insanity around her,” he says. In fact, it was unusual for him to be near the center of the madness. “At one point, we were shooting on 5th Avenue the same day as the Marathon. We were near the fi nish line. And these people would be right at the fi nish line, but they’d give up to watch Madonna.”

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However, there is a sea change occurring in the realm of resorts: Smart hotel chains have realized that their savvy, informed customers are rebelling against homogenous expe-riences. Enter the Andaz boutique chain, a subsid-iary of Hyatt. Andaz works with the community, us-ing local architects, art-ists and chefs to fashion their hotels and cuisine to make for a more authen-tic experience, while also retaining the element of luxury and familiarity that Hyatt guests expect. Andaz bears little resemblance to a behemoth resort chain whose lone architectural or stylistic distinction is the fact that it could be anywhere.

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Advice. One mom makes the case for an older, time-tested and approved parenting style

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Endless pressure to check off items on a lengthy list of short-term goals is the hallmark of modern par-enting. Therefore, it has to go — we need to go retro. Retro parenting doesn’t refer to the trend of opting out of the workforce and going strictly domestic; it means standing firm against modern parent-ing pressure without the reassurance of immediate results.

This is no easy task when it feels like you’re risking your kid’s entire future if he or she fails to score 100 percent on a spelling test or misses a ballet class. Moms need to resolve to think in the long term and resist the clamor to pile more activities into kids’ schedules. Resolve to ignore the disapprov-ing raised eyebrow when someone learns you give your kids chores rather than flashcard drills.

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Child” is also a worthwhile read. Among other things, David Elkind counseled against the full schedules of enrichment activities that parents push on their children to build up their college application résu-més. A résumé of boutique experiences probably doesn’t teach the child much about real life and likely fails to impress these

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Downstream detrimentsRe: ‘Salmoning is safer for cyclists’ (Metro, May 16-18) I couldn’t agree more with letter writer Jack Dickenson. As a young child fi rst learning to navigate the streets of a small town on my bicycle, I was taught by my dad that you always ride your bicycle AGAINST the traffi c! I want to see what’s coming at me and if it’s an out-of-control vehicle (for whatever reason). I want to be able to ditch the bike and dive for my life! You ride with the traffi c and you’re a sitting duck! As for the disorderly conduct charge against Baldwin — the cops created the “problem” and shouldn’t have arrested him. He’s a star; he’s going to create a crowd no matter what. MICHELLE CALABRO, VIA EMAIL

IRS follows the lawRe: ‘Would Dems be OK with the IRS on their backs?’ (Metro, May 16-18) Why do you keep publishing letters that have clear misstatements of fact? Letter writer Ron Shelton seems to think that the IRS only reviewed right-wing applications. Not true at all. Many progressives were also re-viewed, but Rep. Issa ONLY complained about the Tea Party ones. Also, the progressives want clear and open rules, while the Republicans want special deals. KEVIN DOWD, VIA EMAIL

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The story leading up to Game 2 focused on the man in net for the Cana-diens. But the Rangers’ All-Star goaltender stole the headlines coming out of Game 2.

Henrik Lundqvist made 40 stops as the Rangers beat Montreal, 3-1, to take a commanding 2-0 series lead in the Eastern Confer-ence finals.

Carey Price was ruled out of net for the remain-der of the series for the Canadiens, with Dustin

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The Canadiens were the aggressors early on, with Max Pacioretty giving them the early lead after chest bumping the puck into the net off a bad clear-ance by Lundqvist.

But Ryan McDonagh answered back 17 seconds later when his slapshot deflected off a defender to even the score. Rick Nash scored the go-ahead goal with 1:02 left in the first.

Martin St. Louis, a day after his mother’s funeral, netted a goal in the second period to make it 3-1.

NHL playoff s. The Rangers return to New York looking unbeatable.

Lundqvist leads Blueshirts to 2-0 series lead

Rick Nash, right, celebrates his second goal of the playoff s — andsecond in two games — with Derek Stepan. / GETTY IMAGES

The schedule

• Game 1: Rangers 7, Canadiens 2

• Game 2: Rangers 3, Canadiens 1

• Game 3: at Rangers, Thursday, 8 p.m., NBCSN

• Game 4: at Rangers, May 25, 8 p.m., NBCSN

• Game 5: at Canadiens, May 27, 8 p.m., NBCSN

• Game 6: at Rangers, May 29, 8 p.m., NBCSN

• Game 7: at Canadiens, May 31, 8 p.m., NBCSN

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5-1The Rangers are 5-1 since Chris Kreider returned to the lineup fol-lowing a broken hand. He has fi ve points (two goals, three assists).

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Married since Sept. 4, 2011, Reilly recently got a tattoo of his wife’s initials on his left hand where his wedding band would go. The letters “JKR” for Jessica Kristie Reilly are promi-nent — a necessity because of his own absent-minded ways, he says. Turns out, he misplaced his wedding ring on more than one oc-casion.

“This is so I don’t have to wear a ring anymore, I got my wife’s initials,” Reilly said. “I’ve been against tattoos my whole life, but [I] started losing wedding rings.”

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NFL. After losing fi ve rings, Jets draft pick Trevor Reilly decided to just get his wife’s initials tattooed on him.

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Reilly was a standout at Utah and is already married with two daughters, Nelli and Shayn.He has the initials of his wife Jessica tattooed, inset, on his ring fi nger. / GETTY IMAGES, KRISTIAN DYER

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Another option, Derek Fisher, is tied up with playing in the Western Conference fi nals with the Thunder. Fisher, who played under Phil Jackson with the Lakers, hasn’t offi cially said he will retire after the season. But he does appear interested in coaching in the future.

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