Tag: New York
Marie CLAIRE- a focus on the seedier side of life…
Human trafficking and child exploitation is one of the many issues placed on the backburner these days, in the most tepid corner of public consciousness. That said, here comes Redlight Children- a non-profit initiative designed to expose and to identify...
The Midtown International Theatre Festival Skims the Sky’s Surface.
The Midtown International Theatre Festival celebrated its tenth anniversary season at the Bleecker Street Theatre, yesterday Sunday, June 28. On the cobblestone corner of Bleecker and Lafayette stands the theatre, with gold spray painted numbers to indicate its presence...
At the Inside B’way Beacon Awards- theater worth fighting for.
If there’s no business like show business, then there’s no place like the Player’s Club in Gramercy to celebrate its merits. A veritable shrine to the arts, with an impressive thespian lineage, the Player’s Club shone Thursday evening as...
Nokia N97- and the NASA intern…Getting by at Marquee.
Generous? To consumers, any conglomerate is generous, and Nokia is one of the old-school giants when it comes to cellular hardware. That said, this Thursday night NOKIA dared the fashionable set at Chelsea’s Marquee to drop by and marvel...
The Groove Jet From The Eldridge now give you Glamour Fridays…
It was an assortment that one is not prone to often finding on most weekday afternoons unless they happen to be fulltime paparazzi stars, full time jet setters or the cheek boned set that vacillate most innocent bystanders. That...
Tabloids Don’t Talk, They Swear. Gen Art’s Fundraiser SINGS.
Wednesday night - a swelling ring of thin, hip, young things smoke, legs bare, tattoos abound, decadent sandals and all. The marble and glass amalgamation of 7 W 34th street has put on its best face tonight, polished and...
Divas for Opera Lives Up to its Name.
The Divas Shop for Opera drew shopoholics and high society alike with its recent UES benefit shopping experience. With a chance at an exclusive first look at beautiful, gently used vintage, it would take a style lover with a...
Tea and champagne at the French Embassy- hurray to Edith Wharton!
If one was prone to indulging themselves to a healthy serving of pink champagne, floating white fish canapés and the chicest assortment of modern day French designers then one would’ve have obliged themselves to turn up to yesterday morning’s...
BOMB Magazine gives us more Intellectual Ethos…
Outline: Artistic venue. Unusually fascinating performances. Laid back atmosphere. BOMB magazine’s release party for their summer issue perfect fit with their cultured intellectual ethos… again.
BOMB did good work making Galapagos Art Space their own. As the eclectic deejay spun, images...
Special Olympics Gala less “special” than desired.
The I-bankers, lawyers, and young political types were out for the Special Olympics Junior Committee Gala at Greenhouse. With $75 to $100 tickets paired with an expansive silent auction, this event surely raised a lot of money for a...
HX Magazine awards- and the ‘Boys,’ came to play…
Just as Gay Pride week begins in New York City, HX Magazine has thrown the celebration to commemorate those they are proud of. If one could recall the anachronistic West Side Story application of the word ‘gay,’ we’d see...
Matt Assante- the man of the moment. At the Gansevoort…
Before you even arrive on the penthouse floor you know just by looking around you something diabolical and wonderful is going to happen. Standing there with an array of starlets, high heeled fashion models and the German rap singer...
“Yeah, I like that.”-Pay It Forward Fashion 2009 at M2.
This Thursday night, rain aside, we made our way to the luxe M2 lounge for the Pay It Forward Fashion 2009 event. Slated to honor forward thinking individuals, designers and brands that think beyond the vernacular and are prone...
Avoiding the paparazzi and triumph at the Designing Women’s Gala.
The Designing Women’s Gala, a New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) event, held its 10th annual awards ceremony at Clearview Chelsea Cinemas last night. Though the title may initially suggest a subversive feminist group would be discovered...
Think I’m turning Japanese, I really think so…
Entering Japonais is crossing from the heart of a metropolis irreverently bustling around the clock in Manhattan’s GRAMMERCY Park district into a serendipity of subtle au courant—the restaurant is all mirrors and mood lighting. Downstairs, such lighting gave the...
