Strong New York, one of the country’s top fitness festivals, returned to the city with title sponsors Celcius, Hydrow, SweatPals, and Impact Kitchen.
Formula 1 isn’t just a sport anymore—it’s a culture, a spectacle, and now a nightlife destination.
House of Champion, Powered by Sports Illustrated, scored big last night with a beautiful bash in Soho.
NFL is back, and DAZN scored a touchdown last night at an epic kickoff party for the season.
I recently had the chance to be one of the very first to experience something pretty unforgettable — and now, you can too (but only until September 7th). Evian®, longtime sponsor of the US Open, has teamed up with Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud and tennis star Frances Tiafoe (the prestigious water’s global ambassador) to create The Evian Club — an exclusive, limited-time dining and match-viewing experience inside Restaurant DANIEL, one of the most sophisticated spots on the Upper East Side.
On Thursday, August 21, 2025, the brand-new Hyatt Regency Times Square brought the spirit of the US Open right to Midtown Manhattan with an unforgettable pop-up pickleball event. The hotel’s outdoor porte cochere was masterfully transformed into a full-sized pickleball court, creating a one-of-a-kind setting where professional tennis stars faced off with local New Yorkers in a fun and energetic celebration.
Tennis season is well underway and officially taking over New York. At the center of the action, Thompson Central Park is establishing itself as the ultimate off-court destination. In partnership with LALO Tequila and Epic Worldwide, the hotel launched The LALO Clubhouse—a vibrant series of events and lifestyle activations that bring together the best of sport, spirits, and sophisticated city energy.
The 2025 US Open tennis tournament has reached its halfway mark, but there’s still plenty of time to see the world’s top tennis players in action at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York.
The US Open is back in full swing.
Clipse Rocks the House as Complex and ESPN Celebrate a New Era of Culture and Style