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The Gramercy Park Hotel hosted the 95th birthday celebration of elder club kid and New York icon Zelda Kaplan this passed Tuesday night in New York City. The private event was supported by The King Collective to assist in raising...

NYC- April 16. Last night saw the 30th anniversary gala of eponymous journal BOMB magazine- a cult favorite of artists, writers, film makers and...

    Last Wednesday saw the American Folk Art museum in concert with patrons celebrated the 10th anniversary of the American Antiques show- a consortium first devised 10 years ago (I was told it took 2 years to get off the...

New York, NY (December 4, 2010) Last night at The Standard Spa, acclaimed video artist Marco Brambilla, screened his newest piece, EVOLUTION (Megaplex) in front of hundreds of notable guests at a fete hosted by André Balazs, and...

Last Friday found us in the great company of recently turned fashion connoisseur Johnny Pigozzi and his very fabulous friends at his new store launch opening Limoland. A cursory look at the designer’s (yes Johnny boasted...

“NOBODY NEEDS TO KNOW THE PRICE OF YOUR SAAB” Gabriel Kuri and one fine brand of Tequila get the Arts in pre-emptive Armory revelry mode at the Top of the Standard. It’s Monday night with a chill, not...

To be honest I'm not sure if it's ever good form to ever be exceedingly late for ones own party but such was the case as I nonchalantly rolled up this past Friday night at Ella Lounge where this...

The Whitney tete a tete celebrating the museum's 75 years of biennials was an upscale to do. The kind of event where young socialites meet their future husbands. Set on the dock by the pool at The Standard Hotel,...

The Interview party was one of those epic events that unless you are some prominent partying socialite like Nicky Hilton, you can only expect to experience once. Although I wasn’t alive during the days of Studio 54, last night...

With the fabulous and the glamorous in tow I stepped foot into the courtyards of Miami Art Center to address the very question, “How does one celebrate an eponymous magazine called Interview without conducting their very own interview?” What follows...