On the second floor of the Museum of Arts and Design at Columbus Circle in NYC lies what can only be described as Swiftie’s dream house.
I was able to sit down with Dennis Cieri, who is a film industry expert and the founder of The New York City Independent Film Festival and he was willing to talk about his time in the industry and how independent filmmakers need to get their films showcased.
On a tranquil evening in Brooklyn, I was feeling electrified. Sitting adjacent to several of the most glorious luxury sports cars in history, I was watching Allan McNish cross the finish line first at the French Le Mans race for a third time in his life, on a humongous outdoor screen, with the backdrop of midtown Manhattan beyond it, right across the river. It was a surreal moment, and it really made me proud to be appreciative of performance vehicles. At that moment, there was nowhere else I would rather be. This was the premiere of the documentary Racing with Giants: Porsche at Le Mans.
Getting an opportunity to be in the room with greatness is always a beautiful way to spend your night. With the help of Reel Works, we got an opportunity to speak to a few change makers.
Singer-songwriter Prateek Kuhad’s extraordinary talent and musical brilliance took center stage as he celebrated the highly anticipated release of his Elektra Records debut, ‘The Way Lovers Do,’ with an unforgettable performance at The Sultan Room in Brooklyn, NYC, last Monday.
If you’re staying in the city for Memorial Day weekend, don’t fret about missing out on the fun. Check out these exciting, last-minute options that will make your weekend memorable.
Step into Femme F(r)iction, a groundbreaking exhibition celebrating the power and creativity of female artists…We had the privilege of chatting with Victoria Golembiovskaya, the President of C1760, to discuss the exhibit and its significance.
We attended the world’s largest and first all-women reggaeton party at Terminal 5 in New York City, the Sorry Papi Tour.
Last week, artistic visionaries and champagne lovers gathered in the heart of Chelsea, NYC, to celebrate The House of Ruinart’s new exhibition, Maison 29: From the Vineyards of Champagne to The High Line.
During the reception hour, prior to the @giselle Premiere, Creative Director, Joshua Beamish, excitingly and passionately spoke: “We need to change the way that we consider how ballet applies to the world that we live in, and approach that with an open mind.”