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…
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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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New York Attorney General Letitia James has secured more than $1 million in refunds for New Yorkers who were overcharged by two Westchester County car dealerships, following an investigation into allegedly misleading fees and add-on products. The dealerships, DARCARS Lexus and DARCARS BMW, both located in Mount Kisco, were accused by the Office of the…
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Italian jewelry designer Alberto Luzzi brought an intimate dose of Italian craftsmanship and downtown New York style to Fashion Week with the unveiling of the new Fine Jewelry Room at his SoHo flagship. Luzzi and business partner Nic Canal welcomed guests to the store at 102 Thompson St. for an evening featuring champagne, caviar and…
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Pet care is increasingly taking cues from the human wellness industry, with owners looking for products that support their animals’ health as part of their everyday routines. That shift was among the trends highlighted at SuperZoo in Las Vegas, where brands showcased products designed around preventive care, nutrition, technology and overall pet wellness. Cats, in…
Read MoreA routine trip to a local flea market led attorney and author Frank Abrams to an extraordinary discovery—five tintype photographs that would ultimately challenge more than a century of accepted history surrounding one of America’s most legendary outlaws, Billy the Kid. In 2011, Abrams purchased the photographs without knowing their potential historical significance. Five years…
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Theatre Communications Group (TCG) is set to publish Women+ on the Edge of Democracy, a new anthology featuring more than 30 plays and monologues by acclaimed women+ playwrights from around the world. The collection examines the state of democracy in America through theater, bringing together writers whose work explores the country’s history, contradictions, challenges and…
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Delta Air Lines is set to resume daily nonstop service between New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport and Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport beginning Sept. 6, reconnecting two major international destinations with a direct route. The first flight from New York-JFK is scheduled to depart Sept. 6 and arrive in Israel the following…
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The Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) is preparing for a busy fall season in Astoria, Queens, with a lineup spanning classic cinema, horror, photography, animation, science, music and hands-on public programs. Among the season’s highlights is a complete retrospective of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, along with the Handcrafted Horrors screening series and a selection of…
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New Yorkers have until Sept. 27 to visit “The Promise of Liberty: Words That Shaped a Nation,” a landmark exhibition at the South Street Seaport Museum marking America’s 250th anniversary with an extraordinary collection of historic documents, printed materials and artifacts. Presented in the historic 1868 A.A. Thomson & Co. building at 213 Water Street,…
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