There’s something magical about the first warm day in New York City. People emerge from hibernation, shed their puffers, and suddenly every sidewalk café is packed like it’s Paris in July and every grassy patch is covered in picnic blankets. Soho Diner, nestled beneath the Soho Grand Hotel, has embraced this golden-hour with the seasonal reopening of the iconic outdoor garden, and let me tell you: it’s worth the reservation.
“I wanted to make a clothing brand that had a good message and made people think.”
Government Cheese is set in the 1960’s but it doesn’t feel that way. It’s a surrealist, family comedy with a quirky and whimsical take on the black experience several generations ago.
Combine your 2000s and early ’90s aesthetic into one and create an idol girl group composed entirely of Japanese members—with a global twist. Performing songs in both English and Korean, you get cosmosy. You’re a “Lucky One.”
Another hot day in the desert kicked off Coachella 2025 Weekend Two. However, the festival that is known for attics jaw-dropping surprises, super viral moments, and memories to last a lifetime, seemed to have a certain feminine mystique on Friday. Maybe it was the queen, Lady Gaga, headlining that night, or the legendary rock girl group, The Go-Go’s, taking this stage, or the icon, Missy Elliott, but there was certainly a feminine feel in the air on Friday at Coachella.
Now that’s iconic: Los Angeles Magazine held its annual L.A. Woman luncheon on Friday, celebrating the dynamic and influential women of this creative city and honored its #sliving March cover star, Paris Hilton.
This movie is a sparkly nightmare, and I love it!
If you think mini golf is all windmills and sleepy Saturday afternoons, you haven’t been to Holey Moley Golf Club San Francisco. Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Mission District, this isn’t your average putt-putt — it’s a full-blown experience.
The lively and dynamic South Korean boy band danced their hearts out on stage during their hour-and-thirty-minute set at the YouTube Theater for their final stop of their first-ever U.S. tour.
On April 16, Prime Video hosted a special screening of “#1 Happy Family USA,” an upcoming Prime Video adult animated series, at the Metrograph.