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Inside a Winter Oasis at NYBG’s Wonderland Ball
The Bronx institution's annual gala drew Nina Agdal and Georgina Bloomberg to the outer boroughs -
House of Yes Hosts FOUR
Perrier has partnered with the Bushwick outpost to debut a unique and immersive art experience -
Inside Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day
Wall Street and Hollywood (including Jake Gyllenhaal, Robert DeNiro and more) come together at this marathon philanthropic event -
Jake Gyllenhaal at Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day
Wall Street and Hollywood, including Jake Gyllenhaal and Uzo Aduba, come together at this marathon philanthropic eventEach September, celebrities flock to Cantor Fitzgerald’s Charity Day, an annual telethon held at the financial services firm that pays tribute to the more than 700 employees who died on 9/11 by donating all revenue earned on the anniversary to charitable causes worldwide. (This year, as much as $10 million ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Lavazza Partners with The Guggenheim
Experience a piece of the iconic museum’s history at Visionaries: Creating a Modern GuggenheimThis spring, don’t miss a special collaboration at the Guggenheim Museum. In partnership with Italian coffee company Lavazza, the museum will debut Visionaries: Creating a Modern Guggenheim, a show exhibiting nineteenth through mid-twentieth-century works from the collection of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. This ... More -
Rose Bar Gallery Presents Nick Walker: Bridges
A rotating pop-up exhibit beyond the four walls of the Gramercy Park HotelNew York City’s Rose Bar’s Creative Director Matt Green wanted to curate a space that would offer more authentic experiences for guests while they admire incredible art. From cocktails on behalf of Ilegal Mezcal to the special performance by musical group, Daisy Glaze, the Rose Bar Gallery, in conjunction with More -
A Director’s Guide To Manhattan’s East Village
Ten Thousand Saints directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini on their local favoritesTen Thousand Saints, the new film from directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, covers a lot of ground. It’s about love and family and secrets and growing up, but in a lot of ways it’s also about New York City. Specifically, it's about the East Village—the neighborhood where the ... More -
What To Watch at The New York Film Festival
DuJour's best bets for the 51st annual movie marathonWhen the 51st annual New York Film Festival kicks off September 27, there will be scores of films for cinema buffs of every stripe to take in. From shorts to the work of emerging artists, the fest is known for showing some of the best contemporary ... More -
What To See At The New York Film Festival
Our picks for the best of the fest—now in its 50th yearThe tent pole movies at the New York Film Festival, which opens its 16-day run September 28, are more than likely going to end up in a theater near you—even if it’s an art-house cinema slightly off the beaten path. The festival is opening with Ang ... More -
Inside Richard Avedon’s Studio – Gallery
A rare glimpse at the New York space—still preserved—where the iconic photographer workedSome people called him a “wonderful terrible mirror.” Others said he was exploitative and manipulative. But that’s really beside the point. Richard Avedon was one of the greatest photographers in the world, both in fashion and portraiture. He died in 2004 at the age of 81, and his work is ... More
