Living Landmarks!

Photo: Ben Gebbe with Patrick McMullan
Congrats to Loews Hotels CEO Jonathan Tisch and Silverstein Properties CEO Larry Silverstein, who were among the recipients of last week's New York Landmarks Conservancy 2010 Living Landmarks Award, which honors distinguished New Yorkers for their contributions to NYC. Also awarded were Vanity Fair editor-in-chief/restauranteur Graydon Carter, actress Marlo Thomas, talk show icon Phil Donahue, interior designer Bunny Williams, and Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture director Howard Dodson, who received the Lew Rudin Living Landmark Award for Public Service.

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