If “having it all” is an art, Heiji Choy Black is a master; the entrepreneur and tastemaker lives in a dream apartment overlooking Lincoln Park with her husband (hedge-fund manager Brian Black) and four kids, while serving on the boards of some of Chicago’s best cultural institutions. But like any ... More

As with many wealthy enclaves, it’s easy to imagine the Hamptons as a symbolic destination – a Nancy Meyers kitchen in the sky – rather than a physical place. But it was the land’s natural beauty that has drawn interior designer Kelly Behun to the East End ... More

The Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles has become a hotbed for provocative cultural events (recall their bloody Carrie-themed prom party?). Next up is Taylor Mac’s A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, coming to the hotel theater on March 15. As with ... More

As a Real Housewives of Dallas cast member and skincare maven, D’Andra Simmons is no stranger to environmental toxins. Despite the recent second season’s many sordid hijinks, which included everything from death threats to sex toy gags gone wrong, Simmons managed to stay above the fray. “Even though I’m ... More

Contemporary English opera Sunken Garden will make its stateside debut on March 9 at the Dallas Opera. Spearheaded by the house’s recently departed CEO Keith Cerny, the production will blend live performance and dazzling 3-D cinematic elements. “[It will] stretch boundaries like no one else,” Cerny says. ... More

New York City’s magical Fine & Rare dining establishment recently unveiled their “Secret Menu” to guests in the know. Since opening their doors in 2017, the restaurant has solidified itself as a destination for upscale culinary adventures coupled with impressively curated cocktails. Guests will enjoy a classic American ... More

Located on the eastern perimeter of the skyscraper-dense Midtown East, the Beekman Tower is an Art Deco gem hiding in plain sight. Given its peripheral location across from the U.N., the tower may be obscure to most New Yorkers, especially since the 2012 departure of its rooftop space's previous tenant, ... More

In today’s climate, "President’s Day" feels more like a reminder of the current administration’s untold calamities than a case for proud remembrance. And what better way to fill the void left by our dashed “Oprah 2020” dreams than to engage with art? After all, it was art – namely the ... More

This year, why not indulge in a decadent Valentine’s Day catered to your sweet tooth? At Manhattan's Beauty & Essex, you can pick up a dessert that's truly after our own hearts: a white-cut diamond encased in a chocolate sphere - if you have $1,000 to part with, ... More