If the song Pink Pony Club came to life as a workout experience, I imagine it would look like the lululemon Glow Up Studio. Between the iconic trainers, the pink-hued two-floor studio, and new products for purchase from the Glow Up collection, the pop-up was a fitness fever dream.
On March 3, Judith Pisar — the chair of the upcoming Young Concert Artists (YCA) Gala — hosted an intimate reception featuring performances from YCA alumni. The event honored Clive Gillinson, the Executive and Artistic Director of Carnegie Hall, who was also in attendance. The reception was a preamble to YCA’s 64th Annual Gala on April 17 at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
I hate the part of East Village near Stuytown. I know that’s a hot take as the East Village in general is a fun jaunt, but this specific section always feels like a part of town time forgot about and more specifically abandoned.
New York City offers a wealth of treasures at the end of the St. Patrick’s Day rainbow. This year the holiday may fall on a Monday, but that doesn’t mean the city will celebrate any less. From restaurant specials and lucky libations to parades and musical mayhem, it’s sure to be golden.
It was a divine spring day when invited guests gathered at the Tony Kitano Hotel on East 38th Street in Manhattan for a glorious event.
Veteran producer Debbie Durkin hosted her 18th annual ECOLUXE Luxury Lounge to benefit firefighters, LA Fire victims, and Marley’s Mutts Dog Rescue Ranch (50 1c3 non-profit), at a private residence in the heart of Beverly Hills.
New York City on March 7 got a much-needed boost of playful goodness during the annual Hudson River Park Friends luncheon.
Pickleball and gin? A match made for the courts!
The second annual “Gurus Magazine” Oscars Retreat was a smashing success.
Toasts in Tinseltown dazzled over the weekend thanks to Whoopi Goldberg.