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Friends for a Benefit
The new film 12-12-12 chronicles the highs of putting on last year's Robin Hood Relief concert after Hurricane SandyWhen disaster strikes, Harvey Weinstein springs into action. Although Hurricane Sandy will always be associated with devastation and destruction, the super producer is focusing on one of the positive outcomes: last year's star-studded Robin Hood Relief concert, which raised $50 million for Sandy relief. Last Friday at New ... More -
Fran’s Got the Moves
DuJour teams up with Fran Drescher to support the Cancer Schmancer Movement at SEN NYC -
Sharpie Scholar
Yale senior Isabella Huffington steps into the spotlight with a showcase of her own artIsabella Huffington, 22, showed off her new works on paper at the Ports 1961 boutique to packed crowds in the Meatpacking District on a recent autumn evening. A collection of colorful, textured graphical artwork was hung on walls and easels surrounding an understated fall collection from Ports 1961. Huffington's art, works on ... More -
The Crass Menagerie
What to know about Tennessee Williams' The Mutilated, a slapstick tragedy starring Mink StoleThe Glass Menagerie might be burning up Broadway with critically lauded performances from Cherry Jones and Zachary Quinto, but further downtown a far less well-known Tennessee Williams work, The Mutilated, is receiving a similarly magnificent revival. The Mutilated charts a 1940s Christmas Eve in a down-and-out corner of New Orleans, where ... More -
She Who Laughs Last
With 10 years at the helm of the New York Comedy Festival, Caroline Hirsch has the intel on how to succeed in standupDon't be alarmed when you hear an unexpected sound echoing through the canyons of Manhattan in the coming days—it's probably just laughter. On November 6, the 10th annual New York Comedy Festival kicks off four days of live performances, presentations, panels and music from some of the biggest ... More -
Tempting Truffle Tasting Menus
This fall they pair perfectly with duck eggs, a burger, even ice cream. Our round up of all the truffles fit to eatCan a fungus be...seductive? Apparently so, according to Chef José Andres, which explains why he and other top restaurateurs are getting creative this truffle season with dedicated tasting menus and special dishes highlighting black and white versions of the decadent ingredient. "Truffles are so sexy and astonishing," says Andres. "A little ... More -
UNICEF’s Next Generation at the Ball
The 4th annual Masquerade Ball benefited global initiatives with a haunted Venetian evening -
A Tempestuous Gala
Inspired by Shakespeare, American Ballet Theatre opens its fall season taking Lincoln Center by stormThis time last year, a sinister tempest by the name of Sandy wreaked havoc on New York. This year, amidst unseasonably pleasant weather, another storm brewed at Lincoln Center, where the American Ballet Theatre launched its fall season with a memorable gala and the world premiere of More -
An Artist's Pleasure in Contradictions
As Sarah Morris prepares to release a brand new body of work, the artist reflects on her mixture of forms and the city that inspires themAt the moment, Sarah Morris is the busiest artist in New York. "I'm in the midst of putting together the 'Rio' show now, working on a large wall painting for a show in Germany, and I'm also working on two films, one commissioned by Bernard Arnault." Morris sighs ... More -
Block Party: Tao Opens Up Downtown
Chelsea gets a new neighbor in the form of a 22,000-square-foot restaurant cum nightclubSpanning a New York City block below the Maritime Hotel, the pan-Asian restaurant TAO Downtown is hoping to attract a real cross-section of customers both familiar and unfamiliar with the brand. Since its midtown Manhattan and Las Vegas openings in 2000 and 2005 respectively, TAO has ... More
