During Miami Art Week, Lavazza delivered one of the most compelling cultural experiences of the season with the debut of its “2026 Pleasure Makes Us Human Calendar“, photographed by acclaimed Magnum photographer Alex Webb.
Miami Art Week painted a picture this week splashed with fun that spurred from the wildest parts of the imagination.
In an industry that evolves by the minute, Ryan Serhant continues to set the pace. His drive, and commitment to innovation have shaped SERHANT into a company that isn’t just responding to the market but actively redefining it. The premiere of Netflix’s Owning Manhattan’s second season reflected that spirit. It was more than a celebration of a new chapter, but a night that honored what it looks like when an ambitious vision becomes reality through dedication. On Friday, December 5th, The Knockturnal had the pleasure of attending the premiere party at Terminal 5 in NYC, where we spoke with Ryan and Emilia Serhant along with several members of the cast.
The holidays came early to BLACKBARN this week, where the restaurant has transformed its warm, cabin-like interior into a cozy haven for festive brunch. Twinkling seasonal décor, rustic touches, and the warming scent of cinnamon set the tone as Santa and Mrs. Claus float table to table greeting guests. It’s the type of atmosphere that reminds even the grinchiest of New Yorkers what the holidays are all about.
On December 2, the American Austrian Foundation hosted its Music for Medicine fundraiser event among a mix of supporters, artists, and medical leaders.
On Wednesday, December 3rd, The Modern Day Wife took over the Fairmont Breakers in Long Beach with a spirited holiday celebration in time for Christmas and Chanukah. Think: coastal chic meets winter wonderland.
Kendra Scott and Booth by Bryant are ushering in the Christmas and Hanukkah season with The Sweet Escape, a two-day immersive pop-up experience by transforming The Grove into a cozy winter wonderland this December 6th and 7th.
Netflix celebrated the premiere of The Abandons on December 3 at the Tudum Theater with a Western-themed red carpet that had the buzzy feeling of a family reunion. Red carpets tend to blur together, but this one had a strange consistency to it. Reporting for The Knockturnal, almost everyone I spoke to ended up talking about the same thing: cowboy camp.
American Express and Delta Airlines painted the art crowd in dazzling colors with the welcomed return of the Untitled Art Fair: The Artscape Lounge.
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 expands the story of the first film with even more emotional depth, impressive animatronics, and thrilling scares that stay true to the spirit of the games. It’s a heartfelt, exciting sequel that fans and newcomers alike should definitely see in theaters.