The Frick Collection is presenting Gainsborough: The Fashion of Portraiture, the first New York exhibition devoted exclusively to the eighteenth-century English master Thomas Gainsborough and his portraiture. Running through May 11, 2026, the show will feature more than two dozen paintings, tracing Gainsborough’s career and examining the intricate interplay between portraiture and fashion in eighteenth-century…
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From elevated cold-weather essentials to stylish everyday jewelry, these curated picks from GORSKI and Sterling Forever combine practicality with sophistication, making them gifts he’ll reach for again and again. Even better, every item is available on Nordstrom, so shopping is simple, fast, and foolproof. Elevate His Wardrobe GORSKI’s collection offers luxury staples that blend style…
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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater kicked off its 2026 U.S. tour with 11 performances at the Warner Theatre in Washington, DC, in January. Ailey II, led by Artistic Director Francesca Harper, returns to New York City for eight performances at the Joyce Theater (March 17-22) before concluding in St. Louis, MO (April 10-11). For more…
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As winter settles over New York City, families seeking an indoor adventure have a new destination to spark curiosity: the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI). Known for its hands-on exhibits and educational programming, NYSCI has recently introduced two exciting experiences that blend learning with immersive fun: the Space Glide rink and the CityWorks exhibit.…
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Model, philanthropist, and style icon Sabrina Elba, wife of actor Idris Elba, stepped out in radiant form at last night’s Golden Globes, crediting her enviable glow to her long-time favorite, JOSIE MARAN. Known for her commitment to wellness and beauty, Sabrina turned to the brand’s acclaimed body care essentials to prep her skin for the…
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Fukuoka City, Japan, is rapidly establishing itself as a vibrant center for creativity, design, and cultural innovation. With a growing community of artists, designers, entrepreneurs, and digital nomads, the city blends modern livability with deep-rooted heritage, creating an environment where people don’t just visit—they stay, create, and thrive. A standout example of Fukuoka’s contemporary design…
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In recent months, social media has been buzzing with complaints about hair accessories that fail to keep up—claw clips snapping, breaking, or simply not holding thick or textured hair. Enter The Hair Edit, a brand redefining hair accessories that are designed to last, combining durability, style, and a secure hold. Unlike traditional clips that struggle…
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The Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) is set to open Overexposed: Art, Technology, and the Body on March 14 a major exhibition examining how medical imaging technologies have reshaped our understanding of the human body. Organized by Sonia Shechet Epstein, MoMI’s Curator of Science & Technology, the show takes its title from a Sylvia…
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In her Amazon #1 Best Seller, The Purple Ribbon, author Kip Lyman transforms an ordinary ribbon into a haunting emblem of past sins, unresolved childhood trauma, and the consequences that ripple through an entire community. The psychological thriller delves into the delicate intersections of memory, morality, and resilience, crafting a story that is both unnerving…
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Despite progress in recent years, women continue to be underrepresented at the highest levels of business, particularly in venture capital and corporate leadership. According to the latest McKinsey Women in the Workplace report, women hold just 29% of C-suite roles, a figure that underscores persistent gender gaps in senior management. The report also highlights early-stage…
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