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Inside a Nightlife Guru’s Birthday Bash
Mark Birnbaum celebrated his 40th birthday with dinner at Catch followed by a star-studded bash at Tenjune where Fetty Wap and The Chainsmokers performed, presented by Absolut Elyx, Ace of Spades and Codigo Tequila -
The Shed at Hudson Yards Opens Its Doors For One Night Only
The future cultural institution is slated for completion in 2019At a sneak preview of The Shed, a 200,000-square-foot arts space currently being built at Hudson Yards, hard hats and reflective vests were the accessories of choice. While the $420 million complex has come a long way since its inception in 2005, when Michael Bloomberg rezoned the far West ... More -
The Shed at Hudson Yards Opens Its Doors For One Night Only
The future cultural institution is slated for completion in 2019 -
Inside the Reveal of a Stylish New Collaboration
Fashion insiders gathered to celebrate the Hayward, Hopper, AERIN & ARoss Girl collection -
4 New Workout Classes You Need to Try
The best ways to sweat in the Big Apple right now -
An All-Star Annual Charity Day
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Party Report: Sean Penn’s Haiti Takes Root
The gala raised funds for replanting the hurricane-ravaged nation -
Get a Taste of the Nation
Try these delicious dishes at the 28th annual culinary-for-a-cause event in New York CityCalling attention to all foodies: New York City’s Taste of the Nation for No Kid Hungry—the highly anticipated tasting event featuring some of the city’s top chefs, sommeliers and mixologists—takes place Monday, April 24, on the East River Waterfront at 180 Maiden Lane. No Kid Hungry ... More -
Second Annual YoungArts New York Gala
New York’s cultural leaders, philanthropists and celebrities joined honorary co-chairs Debbie Allen, Agnes Gund and Sir Salman Rushdie for a celebratory night presented in collaboration with Swarovski and Max Mara -
A Look Inside 5 NYC Landmarks
Formed in the past, these iconic structures are functioning in the presentNew Yorkers can often be heard collectively agonizing over changes to their city’s veneer. Thankfully for the nostalgic, the Landmarks Preservation Commission—established in 1965 in response to the demolition of McKim, Mead, and ... More
