Seth Rogen’s Hilarity for Charity Raises Money and Spirits

With jokes supplied by Amy Schumer, the benefit raised nearly $400,000

As one of Hollywood’s emerging philanthropic power couples, Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller Rogen took on Alzheimer’s disease with the third annual Hilarity for Charity New York City Variety Show last night, wherein a coterie of comedy peers showed up to wow the crowd at New York’s Webster Hall. “They come ... More

High Infidelity in the Information Age

Why romantic relationships in the digital age are too informed for their own good

Last fall I met a european man while vacationing on a Mediterranean island, and we hit it off like gangbusters. He had long golden eyelashes and one of those smiles that engaged his entire face, and within a few hours of meeting we seemed to be reading each other’s thoughts. ... More

Will Travel for Baby Blues

Patients are trekking halfway around the world to change their eye color

Joana Couto has always loved her grandmother’s green eyes. “Since I was a child, every time I’d visit her I’d just be mesmerized by them,” she says. “I wished I had her eyes.” And on November 15, the 32-year-old made her dream a reality when she flew to India to ... More

The Eagle Has Landed

High-profile clients and hot-button issues define the career of NYC attorney Alex Spiro

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A Knead to be Loved

Our Editor-in-Chief gets inspired by the news of inheriting a family "tradition"

It can take a minute to determine whether you inherited the “baking gene,” unlike those for high cheekbones or a full head of hair. You need a little time to develop a more nurturing side to your personality—an appreciation ... More

Taking a Risk to Get Your Money’s Worth

From the Apple Store to the local bodega, no retailer is safe from an editor with a haggling habit

I am not a wealthy man. But I’m no penny-pincher, either. With an upbringing somewhere between “comfortable” and “cushy,” I really can’t recall an instance when I didn’t get what I wanted—including the American Girl doll, Molly, that I desperately coveted as an eight year-old boy. Like most Americans, I learned ... More

Inside The Gargoyle Hunters

A debut novel examines the heartbreak of being in love with the ever-changing landscape of New York

You don’t find people who “like” New York. Its 305 square miles, packed with close to 9 million bodies, are the definition of polarizing. You either love it or you hate it. Those who choose the former often see ... More

C-Suite Showdown

Here, we compare two fashion trailblazers and see how they reached the top

Jason Rabin, president and CMO of Global Brands Group (which includes Calvin Klein and Kenneth Cole), and Jamie Salter, chairman and CEO of Authentic Brands Group (home of Juicy Couture, Spyder, and more), trailblazers both, have stamped their mark on the oft-impenetrable fashion industry. But the honchos have taken very ... More

An Upstate Weekend With the Rockefellers

How the famous family’s legacy endures north of New York City

If you were to head north out of Manhattan on a quest for peace, quiet and oneness with nature, Pocantico Hills, New York might be the first place you’d be absolutely guaranteed to find it. A 40 minute drive up the Saw Mill Parkway or a roughly equal train ride ... More

Behind the Exhibit: Perpetual Revolution

Get an inside look at The Image and Social Change in New York City

The International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York City opened its doors in 1974 in an effort to highlight photojournalism and the impact it has on a society. Since then, the ICP has continued to showcase powerful photography and videography that lives and breathes in today’s culture. ... More

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