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A Lunch Date With The Art World
Artists, collectors and patrons gathered for Free Arts NYC’s second annual luncheon, co-hosted by New York or Nowhere, at Manuela in SoHo. Angel Otero and Anna Park joined moderator Sarah Stein-Sapir for a heartfelt discussion about their journeys as artists ... -
Jordan Firstman Goes Behind The Camera
Jordan Firstman debuted his film Club Kid, a film about life, fatherhood, and the NYC party scene, at the Cannes Film FestivalJordan Firstman (HBO’s I Love LA, Rotting in the Sun) was at the Cannes Film Festival with his film Club Kid, for which he served as the director, star, writer and executive producer. The story follows Peter (Firstman), a washed-up New York City ... More -
24 Hours With Zibby Owens
In the new book, Between Chapters: How I Started Over, Took Some Chances, and Found the Plot, Zibby Owens takes a decidedly personal look at the years that transformed her from an Upper East Side stay-at-home mother into an author, ... -
The Great Adam Scott
The Severance star has always been a movie obsessive. His latest role comes with his dream co-star: Robert De Niro -
The Great Adam Scott
The Severance star has always been a movie obsessive. His latest role comes with his dream co-star: Robert De NiroWhen Adam Scott was a teenager growing up in Santa Cruz, California, he was obsessed with movies. Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro movies in particular. Sure, he was on the swim team, played water polo and acted in school theater, but, unlike his friends, Scott kept pictures of the ... More -
Jill Kargman Takes Aim At Social Media Culture In “Influenced”
Discover Jill Kargman's unique perspective on New York society and influencer culture in her new film, InfluencedFor decades, Jill Kargman has chronicled the absurdities of New York society with a razor-sharp wit. From bestselling novels to television hits (Odd Mom Out, streaming on Peacock), the lifelong Upper East Sider has built a career turning privilege, ambition and social climbing into comedy gold. ... More -
A Symphony For A Historic Anniversary
Karen LeFrak's work "American Promise" will be performed by the New York Philharmonic on July 3 as part of America’s 250th Anniversary CelebrationAcclaimed composer Karen LeFrak's "American Promise" will be performed on July 3 by The New York Philharmonic at David Geffen Hall in New York City under the baton of conductor Eduardo Marturet. Simultaneously, the Houston Symphony will perform the work on July 3 and July ... More -
The Marquis de Lafayette’s Enduring Legacy
In honor of America 250, a Paris exhibition explores the legacy of the Marquis de LafayetteAs the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, a new exhibition in Paris invites visitors to reconsider the figures who shaped the ideals of liberty, democracy, and transatlantic cooperation that continue to influence both nations today. Now on view at the National Archives Museum in Paris through July ... More -
Shania Twain: She’s Still the One
The Grammy Award–winning artist has a way and now it’s louder, bolder and entirely on her own terms. Her next chapter starts now -
Shania Twain: She’s Still the One
The Grammy Award–winning artist has a way and now it’s louder, bolder and entirely on her own terms. Her next chapter starts nowLet’s get in our DeLorean and flash back about three decades. To November 4, 1997, if you please. A few days ago, Titanic—yes that one, with Kate and Leo— had its world premiere in Tokyo. In a month, Timothée Chalamet will be 2 years old. Harry Styles is 3. Taylor Swift ... More
