LOLITA welcomed the flavors of Baja California Sur to New York for a one-night culinary collaboration with Corazón Cabo Resort & Spa, bringing Chefs JC Colón and Eric de Maeyer together for a tasting experience complemented by agave-driven cocktail pairings from Beverage Director Marshall Minaya.
‘The Man I Love’ made its New York premiere with the cast and creative team in attendance, including actors Rami Malek, Luther Ford, and Tom Sturridge, as well as director and co-writer Ira Sachs who spoke with The Knockturnal about bringing 1980s New York to the screen and telling a story shaped by the HIV/AIDS pandemic without losing sight of art, desire, and life.
Takashi Yamazaki’s ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ premiered at the 64th New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall, where the director joined stars Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe for a celebratory evening that included interviews on the red carpet, remarks before the screening, and a post-film Q&A with the audience.
Designer John Pack brought BICOASTAL COLLECTION’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, The Impossible Dream, to New York Fashion Week with an intimate Chelsea presentation that translated his years of custom craftsmanship into a ready-to-wear vision rooted in personal style, subtle detail, and what he calls “luxury sport.”
Rogaine marked National Hair Loss Awareness Month with the debut of its Gain Lounge, an immersive New York experience combining expert conversations about scalp health and hair regrowth with styling stations, professional headshots, personalized gifts, and a closer look at the brand’s expanding product lineup.
Stepping into The Whole Sky All Diamonds feels less like arriving at a theater than starting a new job, as Bixby Elliot and director Jack Dentinger transform a Greenpoint loft into Füfl, an absurdly ambitious tech startup where audiences become employees inside a funny, increasingly poignant examination of work, technology, and human connection.
Taylor Jon Gonzalez’s ‘Chapter Meeting’ arrives at Wild Project as a sharp ensemble comedy that mines humor from political organizing, proving that even the most idealistic movements aren’t immune to personality clashes and unexpected compromises.
Former figure skater Christie Spessard showcases her first play, a dark comedy about four girls bonded by the intense world of competitive figure skating, at 59E59 Theatres for a preview performance before its official world premiere at Edinburgh Fringe.
The Wall Street Hotel welcomed celebrities, philanthropists, and members of New York City’s creative community on June 22 for its annual Summer Sunset Rooftop Pride Celebration, raising support for the Perry Moore Hero Fund Scholarship and the Hetrick-Martin Institute.
The Museum of Arts and Design’s Luminaries welcomed guests to the Steelcase Showroom in Columbus Circle on June 18 for their Summer Loft Party, celebrating the community of artists, designers, and patrons brought together by the MAD Luminaries program.