With the legendary US Open underway, former pro tennis player James Blake is feeling nostalgic about his own time on the court. In late August, Blake—who is also a New York Times best-selling author—joined us for an exclusive spin class at Flywheel Chelsea, hosted by Time Warner Cable. ... More

Good news for US Open spectators!  Time Warner Cable—the official sponsor and WiFi service provider at the tennis tournament—is serving up unlimited free WiFi throughout the two-week period. The service—which has wholly expanded from last year’s 235 WiFi access points—will be deployed to practice courts (17, 4, ... More

When Jorge Posada was a boy growing up in Puerto Rico, he could only imagine one future for himself: “It was always baseball,” says the legendary slugger. The son of a Cuban refugee, Posada never took the attainment of his dream for granted. “At the old Yankee stadium, we had a ... More

Philip Stein has just released some major (league) news.  The watchmaking pioneer—famed for embedding Natural Frequency Technology discs to enhance a wearer’s wellbeing and quality of life—has been tapped as The Official Luxury Timepiece of the New York Yankees. The iconic collaboration is a home run for both parties, and for ... More

In the winter months, Crans-Montana—set 4,920 feet above sea level in the Swiss Alps—is a super-chic ski resort frequented by Europe’s most influential business people (and the occasional royal). In the summer months, the bucolic burg attracts a whole different set of players. Enter: the golfers. In July, Crans-Montana played host to ... More

Sheila Rosenblum doesn’t like to take no for an answer. “It may be the death of me in the end,” the Manhattan social fixture says. “Life should be about calculated risks, and not all of mine have come with calculation.”  As the founder of Lady Sheila Stable Two, an all-female horse-racing group ... More

A team of golf-loving entrepreneurs and developers are changing the way you interact with the sport thanks to multi-functional mobile app Foursum. The game-enhancing app and social community allows players to connect, engage and compete with one another on and off the course. From keeping the game score (eliminating the need ... More

A massacre has just occurred at a ritzy restaurant in northern Miami. The assassin—a man beast of 265 pounds with a tree-trunk-thick neck—is sawing mercilessly into the pile of bloody flesh. “I usually don’t cut it before I eat it,” he admits. A speaker trembles with the heavy bass of a ... More

It’s a common saying that you would follow someone you love off a cliff, but Jean and Carl Boenish—the subjects of Sunshine Superman, a documentary premiering May 22—take that cliché to a very literal place. Often called the “godparents of BASE jumping,” the Boenishes met in the late ... More

Billy Martin is one of baseball’s most famous figures, a “big city, bright lights manager” praised for his ability to turn failing teams into World Series champions but vilified for his temper as he threw dirt at umpires and screamed at both players and team owners. Howard Cosell once said: ... More