Archive for September 2026
Museum of the Moving Image Unveils Fall 2026 Lineup With Kubrick Retrospective, Horror Screenings and New Exhibition
Movie lovers have plenty to look forward to this fall as the Museum of the Moving Image rolls out an ambitious slate of screenings, exhibitions, special events and free public programming. The Astoria museum’s fall 2026 schedule includes a complete retrospective of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, a horror-themed screening series, films celebrating father-and-daughter filmmakers Vincente and…
Read MoreParticle Expands Men’s Grooming Reach With Nationwide CVS Launch
Men’s grooming is getting a major retail upgrade as Particle, a science-backed men’s grooming brand focused on high-performance personal care, expands into more than 500 CVS locations nationwide. The retail launch marks Particle’s first brick-and-mortar expansion, giving consumers across the country easier access to the brand’s grooming products. Leading the rollout is Gravité Cologne, priced…
Read MorePaper Mill Playhouse and Disney Bring Free Theater Education Program to Essex County Schools
Paper Mill Playhouse is partnering with Disney to expand access to musical theater education for elementary school students across Essex County. Disney has awarded Paper Mill Playhouse a $150,000 grant to launch Disney Musicals in Schools in New Jersey, providing two years of programming for public elementary schools with limited access to performing arts education.…
Read MoreMAKARI de SUISSE Brings Targeted Skincare to Melanin-Rich Skin
For more than two decades, MAKARI de SUISSE has focused on developing skincare products designed specifically for melanin-rich skin, addressing concerns that can be particularly persistent across deeper skin tones. The luxury skincare brand’s IYKYK collection combines botanical ingredients, targeted actives and advanced skincare technology in formulas designed for both the face and body. The…
Read MoreWendell Pierce Joins Classical Theatre of Harlem Board of Directors
Award-winning actor, producer, entrepreneur and philanthropist Wendell Pierce has joined the Board of Directors of the Classical Theatre of Harlem, adding another prominent voice to the organization as it continues to expand its artistic and community impact. Pierce is widely recognized for his work in television, film and theater, including performances in The Wire, Treme,…
Read MoreSt. Augustine’s Hispanic Heritage Lives On Through History, Food, and Culture
More than 460 years after its founding, St. Augustine continues to showcase the Hispanic heritage that has shaped its identity and remains woven into the city’s architecture, food, religious traditions and cultural experiences. Founded in 1565, St. Augustine is the nation’s oldest continuously occupied European-established city. Its Spanish Colonial roots can be seen throughout the…
Read MoreKevin Powell Brings New Poetry Collection and National Tour to New York and Beyond
Grammy-nominated poet, journalist and author Kevin Powell is hitting the road this fall with his latest poetry collection, A Poem for Evangeline, and Other Songs, while also taking on a new role at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. The 17th book from Powell, published by Get Fresh Books Publishing, is at the center of a 10-city…
Read MoreCatwalk Furbaby Returns to NYFW
ELYSIAN IMPACT’s Catwalk Furbaby Returns to NYFW, Bringing Couture, Rescue Dogs and a $25,000 Prize Together New York Fashion Week once again made room for a different kind of runway star as ELYSIAN IMPACT’s fourth annual Catwalk Furbaby brought fashion designers, models and rescue organizations together for an event where style and animal advocacy shared…
Read MoreMalan Breton Closes New York Fashion Week With ‘Garden of a Thousand Tomorrows’
Malan Breton brought New York Fashion Week to a cinematic close with the debut of his Spring/Summer 2027 collection, “Le Jardin des Mille Demains,” or “Garden of a Thousand Tomorrows,” at Sony Hall. The collection marked both a celebration of Breton’s extensive career and a farewell to New York as he prepares to begin his…
Read MoreHunt Slonem Brings Rabbits, Butterflies and Brilliant Color to Tribeca
The unmistakable world of artist Hunt Slonem has arrived in downtown Manhattan, where rabbits, butterflies, birds and bursts of color are taking center stage at One Art Space in Tribeca. “Through the Looking Glass,” Slonem’s first New York City exhibition in recent years, brings together works that reflect the neo-expressionist artist’s longtime fascination with nature,…
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