Founded by executive chef Tricia Williams, Food Matters NYC has been the ultimate health-conscious food subscription service among celebrities and entrepreneurs for almost 10 years. Williams specializes in helping dieters adopt forward-thinking trends, from paleo to plant-based regimens. And while diets are traditionally about taking out, according ... More

During its U.S. launch in April 2017, the, “the dating app that lets you play matchmaker for your friends,” introduced a third party to the game of digital matchmaking. Yet as founder and CEO Tina Wilson has come to realize, there is actually a lesser known trick up her app’s ... More

If the many model-actress hyphenates out there, Isabella Rossellini is arguably our most established; in addition to being David Lynch’s original muse, she has steadily starred in fashion and beauty campaigns since the ’80s, from Lancôme to Sies Marjan last year (the latter alongside her son Roberto). But unlike most ... More

On February 5 and 6, the new 52 Wooster Penthouse in New York City will house a trunk show to raise funds for the Moyer Foundation, an organization that helps children and families affected by grief and addiction. Hosted by the organization's founder Karen Phelps Moyer and real ... More

Get a first look inside DuJour — and see the evolution of its Publisher Jason Binn—who since starting Ocean Drive 25 years ago now brings luxury and celebrity content to our consumers. With a national and regional reach celebrating fashion, art, design, and entertainment, DuJour invites you to exclusively ... More

DuJour invites you to take a lap around the country to influencer cities like New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. This “Lap of Luxury” brings together the affluent individuals that live, work and then play in Las Vegas, Aspen, and the Hamptons. With a national ... More

Powerful product (re: merchandise) can take a social movement and multiply its message by tenfold. #TimesUp undoubtedly swept the competition for “top trending hashtag” at the 2018 Golden Globes. And the virality of the movement’s namesake hashtag now has permanence thanks to tangible items (shirts, tote bags, pins, etc.) available ... More

With locations in New York City, Chicago, Nashville and others, City Winery prides itself on offering guests across the nation an eclectic environment to wine and dine coupled with live music and entertainment. Even more importantly, you'll enjoy a positive atmosphere that stems from the attitudes of the staff ... More

In 1973, 55-year-old tennis player and self-professed “male chauvinist pig” Bobby Riggs wagered that he could defeat any woman player—namely tennis’ 29-year-old queen Billie Jean King, who had won 10 major singles titles and a Wimbledon championship. King accepted Riggs’s challenge and a televised spectacle dubbed the “Battle of ... More

Ten years is a long time. Since her bag company FEED’s inception in 2007, CEO and cofounder Lauren Bush Lauren has seen three presidential administrations (one of which was led by her uncle, George W. Bush), earned a spot as one of Forbes’s 30 Under 30 Social ... More