Archive for August 2026
Crema Gourmet Is Becoming Midtown Manhattan’s Go-To Café for Summer Coffee Runs and Bryant Park Picnics
Summer in New York City brings its own traditions—morning iced matcha, lazy afternoons in Bryant Park, and Friday escapes to the Hamptons. For many New Yorkers, one Midtown café is becoming the perfect stop before all of those seasonal rituals. Located at 3 East 40th Street, just steps from Bryant Park and Fifth Avenue, Crema…
Read MoreHarry’s and Flamingo Kick Off Back-to-School Savings on Grooming Essentials
As students prepare to head back to school and college campuses, shoppers are searching for practical essentials that won’t strain their budgets. While backpacks and laptops often top shopping lists, everyday grooming products are another must-have—and two popular personal care brands are offering significant savings just in time for the season. From Aug. 10 through…
Read MoreBeauty Entrepreneur Lia Hakim Shares the Keys to Growing a Business Without Losing Its Identity
For many entrepreneurs, opening a second location or launching a franchise represents the ultimate milestone. But scaling a successful business takes far more than finding a new storefront and hiring additional staff. Without the right systems in place, rapid growth can dilute a company’s culture, customer experience, and reputation. Lia Hakim knows those challenges firsthand.…
Read MoreThis TSA-Friendly Mānuka Honey Could Become Your New Favorite Summer Travel Essential
Summer vacations often bring unforgettable memories—but they can also bring sore throats, dry skin, disrupted sleep, and the challenge of staying healthy while constantly on the move. Between crowded airports, recycled airplane air, changing time zones, and unpredictable meal schedules, maintaining a wellness routine while traveling isn’t always easy. A new travel-friendly product hopes to…
Read MoreJamaica Invites Cricket Fans to Turn the Caribbean Premier League Into the Ultimate Summer Vacation
Cricket enthusiasts looking for more than just matchday excitement have a new reason to visit Jamaica this summer. As the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) returns to Kingston from Aug. 11–18, the Jamaica Tourist Board is encouraging international visitors to combine world-class T20 cricket with the island’s beaches, cuisine, music, and cultural attractions. The weeklong tournament…
Read MoreTwo Skincare Essentials to Help Repair Sun-Exposed Hands, Neck, and Chest After Summer
Long days at the beach, afternoons by the pool, and outdoor adventures are some of the best parts of summer. But while sunscreen helps protect skin from harmful UV rays, prolonged sun exposure can still leave some of the body’s most vulnerable areas feeling dry, dehydrated, and showing signs of premature aging. Dermatologists often point…
Read MoreAlvin Ailey American Dance Theater Unveils Star-Studded 2026-27 New York Season Featuring Luther Vandross Tribute
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is set to return to New York City Center for its annual holiday engagement with an exciting lineup of world premieres, beloved classics, and special tributes celebrating dance, music, and cultural legacy. Running from Dec. 2 through Jan. 3, 2027, the five-week season marks Artistic Director Alicia Graf Mack’s latest…
Read MoreHBO Unveils ‘JAŸ-Z IN 8,’ An 8-Part Documentary Series Exploring the Music, Mind, and Legacy of Hip-Hop’s Icon
Hip-hop icon JAŸ-Z is opening the door to one of the most personal conversations of his career in a new HBO original documentary series arriving this fall. HBO has released the first teaser for JAŸ-Z IN 8, an eight-part documentary directed by legendary producer Rick Rubin. The intimate series features extended conversations between Rubin and…
Read MoreBeat the Heat: These Affordable ‘Coolcation’ Destinations Offer New Yorkers a Refreshing Summer Escape
As record-breaking temperatures continue to blanket New York City this summer, many travelers are trading beach vacations for a different kind of getaway: the “coolcation.” According to global travel platform Skyscanner, destinations known for cooler temperatures, mountain scenery, and fresh air are seeing growing interest from travelers looking to escape extreme summer heat. From the…
Read MoreFlying With a PTSD Service Dog: What Veterans Need to Know Before Taking to the Skies
For many Veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), air travel can be one of the most stressful parts of a journey. Busy terminals, crowded security checkpoints, flight delays, and unfamiliar environments can heighten anxiety, making a professionally trained service dog an invaluable travel companion. Organizations such as Northwest Battle Buddies (NWBB), which pairs Veterans…
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