The 18th Annual Harlem Fine Arts Show transformed The Glasshouse into a convening space centered on innovation, ownership, and cultural authorship.
The 120th annual Toy Fair New York transformed the Javits Center into a global epicenter of imagination, commerce, and connection, proving that the business of play is stronger than ever.
Broadway Bound Kids (BBK) celebrated an unforgettable evening at City Winery NYC on February 2, raising over $80,000 at their fourth annual Broadway Bound Benefit: Empower State of Mind. The funds will support free summer programs and expand performing arts opportunities for over 2,000 students across nearly 50 New York City schools.
During Fashion Week and the month of love (February), Jinx, the pet wellness brand, celebrated the launch of its first-ever cat food line at Jac’s on Bond in New York City, hosted by Tinx, cultural tastemaker, podcast host, and devoted cat parent. The event, titled “The Purrfect Match,” brought a playful, fashion, cat-first lens to dating.
This February, we stepped into Suite Peat to celebrate the debut of Lagavulin 11 Year Old Sweet Peat Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and the experience was anything but ordinary. Held at The Bowery Hotel during Fashion Week, the evening transformed the chic Soho space into an immersive world inspired by Lagavulin and its smoky-sweet new expression.
It felt like stepping into a creative playground where whisky, fashion, scent, and sound all intersected.
Last night Talenti Gelato held an intimate and exclusive Talenti tasting experience unveiling two new flavors: Chocolate Hazelnut Crunch Gelato and Paradise Passionfruit Sorbetto. Talenti transformed the venue into a ski resort and tropical travel destination with snow covered trees, Talenti branded skis, exotic flowers and palm trees . As soon as guests entered they were given Talenti ingredient passports highlighting the upcoming flavors as well as a step-by-step recipe guide on how to recreate the sweet treats featured at last nights event including the “Hot Chocolate Hazelnut Crunch Affogato” and “Paradise Passionfruit Parfait.”
The experience began with an amazing charcuterie spread featuring select cheeses, gourmet breads and tarts inspired by the new flavors like goat cheese and passionfruit. The first station featured an exclusive first taste of Chocolate Hazlenut Crunch transformed into the perfect hot chocolate pick-me-up. The next station featured a live demo by renowned baker and NYT best selling author, Sarah Fennel creating the signature Paradise Passionfruit Parfait inspired by the new flavor. Not only did guests get to enjoy lite bites, sweet treats and complimentary cocktails, they also had the opportunity to customize luggage tags by monogramming their initials and bringing a piece of Talenti with them wherever they go.
After a run in Broadway from 2022-2023 with the Leopoldstadt play, and a few projects later Erica Dasher is starring in Peacock’s new dark comedy and mystery tv series “The Burbs”. From Broadway and now back to television, Erica shares moments from the best of both worlds and her new role on the show.
THE BURBS — Premiere Event — Pictured: Erica Dasher at Universal Studios on February 5, 2026 — (Photo by: Roger Kisby/Peacock)
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The new series The Burbs is originally inspired by the 1980s film with the same exact name and now set in present-day suburbia. The horror comedy series shares the story of a couple who newly moved into the husband’s childhood home. The neighbor who moves into the house across the street, creating a plot of mystery and unknown, is what starts the horror and mystery. Erica stars in the new series alongside Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall.
THE BURBS — Premiere Event — Pictured: (l-r) Keke Palmer, Erica Dasher at Universal Studios on February 5, 2026 — (Photo by: Roger Kisby/Peacock)
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The Knockturnal sat down with Erica where she shared the transition from the Broadway stage to being back on set for television and what her day to day looks like for both. She explained that they are both two different worlds, especially the pressure from both sides.
As theatre is rigorous and demanding and TV is fast paced, they have their clear differences. Broadway is a world where the cast is big and the same people every day. Erica shared the joy of working for a live audience every night and the excitement that came along with a live crowd.
The Burbs was shot in LA, and as a Newyorker, she shared her love for Broadway but was excited to return to Los Anglees to work on the new show. Getting her own trailer and building the family dynamic with her cast is something that Erica shared her enthusiasm for, especially how cool and grounded everyone on set was.
THE BURBS — Premiere Event — Pictured: Erica Dasher at Universal Studios on February 5, 2026 — (Photo by: Todd Williamson/Peacock)
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In the series, Erica plays Alison, who is a pivotal character and driving force for the first season. She goes missing and once lived in the house across from Samira, played by Keke Palmer. Erica shared her preparation and approach to playing a character who has been carrying hidden trauma and a back story to her.
Following into the approach of her character there was help from Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall who also shaped Alison’s performance.
THE BURBS — Premiere Event — Pictured: (l-r) Jack Whitehall, Erica Dasher at Universal Studios on February 5, 2026 — (Photo by: Roger Kisby/Peacock)
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Dasher, who has played a variety of roles in films and television shows, including Jane by Design, and on Broadway, revealed which characters most resemble her and which kinds of roles she has portrayed she can identify with.
With behind the scenes and on-set memories shared, The Burbs has a lot to offer for different crowds.
For those who haven’t started or watched the series, Dasher said people should go watch the show because “you have no idea what’s going to happen!”
Kellogg’s long-term mission has always been to promote a positive impact on kids, families, and communities through food, especially through their iconic mascot, Tony the Tiger. The classic “Hey Tony” jingle was particularly popular in their ads during the ‘90s, and now, Grammy-nominated rapper J.I.D has put his own spin on it.
J.I.D x Tony the Tiger (Photo Courtesy: WK Kellogg Co.)
Implementing the same flow and energy of his own hip-hop music, the “Hey Tony” remix represents unity between the younger generation and Kellogg’s mission. The song’s lyrics also pull from J.I.D’s own memories with the cereal brand. It’s clear that the collaboration was more than simply just an advertisement. For him, it was a personal partnership rooted in nostalgia.
“Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes has always had a seat at the breakfast table when I was growing up, and Tony the Tiger has been in my corner since Day One,” J.I.D said for the press release. “Reuniting with the brand to recreate the iconic “Hey Tony” jingle draws on my own childhood nostalgia, and I couldn’t be more excited to come together to hype up the next generation with a soundtrack that motivates them to unlock their potential.”
J.I.D x Tony the Tiger (Photo Courtesy: WK Kellogg Co.)
Born and based in Atlanta, J.I.D will return to his hometown to perform the song on February 22 for the Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes “Day Ones” Bowl Game. The event is set to take place at Carrollton High Sports Facilities with the aim of encouraging engagement and funding for their sports programs.
Fans can get their hands on the limited-edition Tony the Tiger and J.I.D “Day Ones” merch collection through the artist’s official store. “Hey Tony” can be listened to on all streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music., with the lyric video also available on YouTube.
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