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It’s That Toasting Time of Year
Raise your glass in style with these 4 tips from Dom Pérignon vice president Trent FraserTrent Fraser, vice president of Dom Pérignon, shares his advice for giving the perfect toast. Do the Prep Make sure there’s enough bubbly for everyone—a bottle holds six glasses; do the math—and that guests have been alerted a toast will be made. Also: Use immaculate glasses. “You want to save ... More -
24 Hours with…The New York City Ballet’s Sterling Hyltin
The principal dancer, who takes the stage as the Sugarplum Fairy in The Nutcracker through January 3, lets us in on the action -
David Lipman Faces the Biggest Rebranding Project of His Career: Himself
When renowned advertising firm the Lipman agency went bankrupt, it left an entire industry wondering what went wrongOn Friday, September 25, 2013, the day after his namesake advertising agency abruptly filed for bankruptcy, David Lipman returned to the company’s 22,000-square-foot headquarters in New York’s Meatpacking District to sort out paperwork with his accountants. As Lipman tells it, he was exiting the office when a white van ... More -
Reign Check: Royals With Day Jobs
Life in a monarchy isn't all crowns and castles. Here, royals who clock in and clock outPrincess Eugenie of York Country: EnglandPlace in the line of succession: SeventhDay job: Benefit-auctions manager at art-auction website Paddle8Common moment: Since relocating to New York City for her job, Eugenie's been spotted hauling boxes of take out pizza through SoHo. More -
24 Hours with…Joanna Vargas
Follow NYC’s skincare guru to the stars on a typical day -
Where Have All the I-Bankers Gone?
It takes guts to leave the fat paychecks, and yet more and more bankers have traded in their suits and security to risk it all on their so-called American DreamsWhile Main Street is clearly world-weary of Wall Street, particularly after the financial crisis of 2008, it seems that some of Wall Street is feeling the fatigue as well. There’s a growing exodus of financiers leaving their high-paying jobs in the dust to pursue other opportunities. Instead of channeling money to and from institutions, some ... More -
The Public Figure Factor: Life With High-Profile Parents
What it's like for kids growing up in the shadow—or bright light—of successAt 12, Sam was bright and eager but sad, almost clinically so. His mother and father did not fall into that category of wealthy parents we've begun to indict for working too much and pressuring their kids to perform. They were encouraging but mindful not to push too hard. They ... More -
24 Hours with…Michael Stillman
The steakhouse scion and restaurateur, who’s just opened Quality Eats in the West Village, lets us tag along for a day in his life -
Meet Debbie Dingell
The former exec turned congresswoman may have left behind the auto industry, but she certainly hasn't lost her driveDebbie Dingell is less than a year into her freshman term as the congresswoman for Michigan’s 12th district, but it’s a job for which she has spent nearly her entire life preparing. A onetime General Motors executive, Dingell—who drives a red Cadillac—has been married for more than ... More -
If You Have a Smartphone, You’re a Filmmaker
Inside the unexpected rise of the iPhone cinematographerSean Baker never intended to use an iPhone to shoot his critically acclaimed film, Tangerine. In fact, if it wasn’t for Baker’s exceptionally low budget, the filmmaker would have shot his comedic drama using traditional film. “I wish I can say this was part of the whole master plan, ... More
