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Jill Kargman Takes Aim At Social Media Culture In “Influenced”
Discover Jill Kargman's unique perspective on New York society and influencer culture in her new film, I"nfluenced"For decades, Jill Kargman has chronicled the absurdities of New York society with a razor-sharp wit. From bestselling novels to television hits (Odd Mom Out, streaming on Peacock), the lifelong Upper East Sider has built a career turning privilege, ambition and social climbing into comedy gold. ... More -
A Symphony For A Historic Anniversary
Karen LeFrak's work "American Promise" will be performed by the New York Philharmonic on July 3 as part of America’s 250th Anniversary CelebrationAcclaimed composer Karen LeFrak's "American Promise" will be performed on July 3 by The New York Philharmonic at David Geffen Hall in New York City under the baton of conductor Eduardo Marturet. Simultaneously, the Houston Symphony will perform the work on July 3 and July ... More -
The Marquis de Lafayette’s Enduring Legacy
In honor of America 250, a Paris exhibition explores the legacy of the Marquis de LafayetteAs the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, a new exhibition in Paris invites visitors to reconsider the figures who shaped the ideals of liberty, democracy, and transatlantic cooperation that continue to influence both nations today. Now on view at the National Archives Museum in Paris through July ... More -
Chanel Celebrates The Tribeca Festival Artists Dinner
Chanel celebrated visual artists at the Tribeca Festival dinner, merging art and storytelling for an unforgettable evening at Tribeca Grill in New York CityOn Monday, June 8, Chanel hosted the 19th annual Tribeca Festival Artists Dinner at Tribeca Grill in New York City. The evening celebrated a dynamic group of visual artists whose original works will be presented to award-winning filmmakers at the 2026 Tribeca Festival. ... More -
Shania Twain: She’s Still the One
The Grammy Award–winning artist has a way and now it’s louder, bolder and entirely on her own terms. Her next chapter starts nowLet’s get in our DeLorean and flash back about three decades. To November 4, 1997, if you please. A few days ago, Titanic—yes that one, with Kate and Leo— had its world premiere in Tokyo. In a month, Timothée Chalamet will be 2 years old. Harry Styles is 3. Taylor Swift ... More -
Corey Stoll’s Quiet Power Play
Corey Stoll stars in the revival of What Happened Was. Learn about his role and the unique dynamic with Cecily StrongTony season is in full swing uptown, but downtown, at the Audible's Minetta Lane Theater, Corey Stoll and Cecily Strong are starring in a gem of a revival of Tom Noonan’s 1992 play What Happened Was.... The premise is simple: two law firm ... More -
Taraji P. Henson Takes Center Stage
In August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, the actress makes her long-in-the-making Broadway debutA few years ago, the producers of the 2015 revival of the musical The Color Purple offered the role of Shug Avery to Taraji P. Henson, the actress says. She turned them down. “I said, ‘Hell to the no,’” Henson recalls in a phone conversation. “I can sing, but ... More -
Inside The Fun At The Phil Family Benefit
The New York Philharmonic hosted its annual Fun at the Phil Family Benefit at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center. The event featured a Young People’s Concert followed by a festive party for all ages. The benefit raised over $175,000 ... -
For Regé-Jean Page, It’s All About Love
Five years after Bridgerton turned him into a global heartthrob, the actor is returning to romance. With You, Me & Tuscany, he’s not just revisiting the genre—he’s rethinking its place in modern lifeRegé-Jean Page has a lot to say about romance It makes sense: He’s had some serious experience. The dashing 38-year-old British actor is perhaps still best known for his smoldering Duke of Hastings on the first season of Netflix’s Bridgerton, which set Christmas 2020 ablaze. “I check in every ... More -
Anna Ziegler’s Twin Openings Take Center Stage
This season, she finds herself opening two strikingly different works at once: the intimate, memory-laced Evening All Afternoon at Donmar Warehouse, and a bold, refracted reimagining of Antigone at The Public TheaterIn a bit of a hat trick, writer Anna Ziegler has new plays premiering in London and New York at the moment. At London’s Donmar Warehouse, there’s Evening All Afternoon, a two-character jewel box of a piece about a woman and her teenage stepdaughter in the UK during ... More
