It was a night of live jazz, stirring vocal performances and lots of dancing when the New York City Opera threw a Broadway Ball inside the art deco-inspired Edison Ballroom on November 29. Some of the company’s rising stars—Lauren Worsham, Audrey Babcok, Kyle Bielfield and Tobias Greenhalgh—performed Broadway ... More

Something’s brewing at the Carlyle Hotel. Every Saturday through Dec. 22, the Upper East Side classic is hosting its winter Madeline Tea Series, which features storyteller and musician Tina de Varon reading and performing the beloved Madeline stories for kids and their grown-up companions. More

"IF YOU COULD CHANGE ONE THING IN HISTORY, WHAT WOULD IT BE?”   Posing provocative, thought-provoking questions are just one of the ways that nonprofit group Facing History and Ourselves (FHAO), a global teaching organization, tries to educate middle- and high-school students worldwide. At Facing History's 19th annual benefit dinner on ... More

Eugene Remm (left) Eugene Remm and his partners always planned to inch their way to the top of the hospitality scene not only in Manhattan but also across the entire country, and the past couple of years have seen EMM projects pop up in South Beach and the Hamptons. ... More

Even if you don’t want to leave these shores for the holidays, you can still ring in the new year Mediterranean-style. Milos, the Greek eatery just off Ocean Drive, will be offering revelers its acclaimed edibles—including a raw bar, favorite fish dishes and dry-aged steaks—and an extensive ... More

Artist Aaron Sandnes made a splash in 2009 when he showed his futuristic photographic prints mounted on acrylic panels at LA's Thomas Solomon Gallery. Shortly after that success, however, he took a step back to reevaluate his work. Now he's unveiled the results of those two years of work in his show, ... More

Dr. Lara Oboler, a New York City cardiologist, was in her mid-30s when she and her husband decided they were ready for their first child. But after six months of struggling to conceive, she was frustrated and confused. Eventually she read a book that recommended women take a mucolytic (a drug ... More

If you notice the hair of the denizens of Los Angeles looking different these days, stylist Benjamin Mohapi might be the person  responsible. Asked about the contrast between customers in his native London and in Hollywood, the Brit says, "Clients in London are a bit more adventurous and there is no ... More

If you notice the hair of the denizens of Los Angeles looking different these days, stylist Benjamin Mohapi might be the person  responsible. Asked about the contrast between customers in his native London and in Hollywood, the Brit says, "Clients in London are a bit more adventurous and there is ... More

Back in 1984, the Maison Française at NYU and the annual performing-arts series Works & Process collaborated on a once-in-a-lifetime experience: A reading of Desire Caught By The Tail, the only play ever written by Pablo Picasso, at New York City's Guggenheim, featuring esteemed artists ... More