Terrence Fagan

American Dynasties

Tycoons have come and gone, but few are the titans that form dynasties. In America, much weighs against the family that seeks to preserve a financial power base for generations.

Posted: April 1, 2000 By Jack Bettridge / Bruce Goldman / Terrence Fagan

Sep/Oct 97 Issue : News & Features

Above It All: Hot Air Ballooning

Those with No Particular Place to Go, Ballooning is the Only Way to Travel

Posted: September 1, 1997 By Terrence Fagan

May/Jun 97 Issue : The Good Life

Angelo and Maxie's Steakhouse, New York City

To gauge the cigar friendliness of Angelo and Maxie's Steakhouse, you need look no farther than inside the front door. There, you'll find an outlet...more

Posted: May 1, 1997 By Terrence Fagan

Winter 96 Issue : The Good Life

Oceana

Nestled between the office towers and luxury high-rises of Manhattan's East 54th Street, Oceana is a cab ride away from the nearest pier. Yet when...more

Posted: December 1, 1996 By Terrence Fagan

Autumn 96 Issue : News & Features

Flipper Fantasy: Collecting Pinball Machines

Remember Those Classic Pinball Machines from Your Teen Years? Well, They're Still Out There, and They're for Sale

Posted: September 1, 1996 By Terrence Fagan

Autumn 96 Issue : News & Features

A Cigar Priest

If there is such a person as a "typical cigar smoker," it isn't Rev. H Setter. His 1,500-cigar J.C. Pendergast humidor and a photo-filled wall of him...more

Posted: September 1, 1996 By Terrence Fagan

Autumn 95 Issue : News & Features