‘Scandal’ issue sells out – but available on iPad

Departments — 14 June 2013

To (the many) readers who’ve asked, the May/June issue, featuring our interview with Scandal star Tony Goldwyn, is sold out. But, never fear, you can download it for free on your iPad, http://tinyurl.com/cf6n93p; read it here,http://tinyurl.com/d9v79yp; or in digital form here,http://issuu.com/cityandshore/docs/cs_may_june2013b.

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