In the last couple of months alone, she has been snapped on the red carpet at the Broadway opening of "Romeo and Juliet"; in a front-row seat alongside Kerry Washington at the Alexander Wang show; and at the New York premiere of "Boardwalk Empire," snuggled beneath the arm of her husband, Tyson Chandler, the towering center for the New York Knicks.
In 2013, he and a partner created the Empire Drive-In, a beneath-the-stars movie house complete with junked cars as seats and a 40-foot screen of salvaged wood.
The new measures augmented individual rights, upending an old theocratic order that placed the empire's Christians beneath its Muslims, and they promised greater equality for Armenians.
They also made work addressing the marginalization of artists of color by the mainstream British art world, and confronted the histories of slavery and empire that lay beneath postwar immigration.
"This building," one told his passengers beneath the Empire State Building, the bus still stuck, "it's a really large building".
About six years ago, they were driving down Fifth Avenue when he gave his father big news: he had just bought the land beneath the Empire State Building.
The Hohokam were an ancient people who lived in the arid Southwest, their empire now mostly buried beneath the sprawl of some 4.5 million people who inhabit modern-day Phoenix, Arizona and its suburbs.
Or in "Lullaby of Cape Cod" (in Anthony Hecht's translation): I write from an Empire whose enormous flanks extend beneath the sea.
Mr. Malkin and his father purchased the Empire State Building and the ground beneath it in 2002, and have since spent millions of dollars renovating the building.
Promises are also made of "death and destruction and mayhem" and duly delivered in terrific action scenes, including a wild escape through the tunnel beneath Fat Gandhi's empire.
