Business strategist and Forbes contributor Glenn Llopis is expanding his work on leadership and personal identity to address what he describes as a growing conviction crisis affecting both corporate executives and teenagers in the age of artificial intelligence. After two decades helping Fortune 500 executives reconnect with their identities beneath professional expectations and performed confidence,…
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Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts is welcoming the holiday season with a lineup of concerts, festive workshops, historic house tours and seasonal teas, followed by a series of yoga classes to start the New Year. The programming runs from November through January at the cultural destination’s 81-acre estate in Katonah, New York. The…
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HBO has ordered The Spread, a new original drama series starring and executive produced by Academy Award winner Javier Bardem. Set in Miami’s high-stakes financial world, the series will explore the intersection of wealth, ambition, power and ruthless competition as the city emerges as a major economic hub. Bardem, a three-time Academy Award nominee known…
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A 12-year-old book on biblical prophecy is drawing renewed attention from its author, Mark Davidson, who believes recent developments involving Iran could signal the beginning of the second of four events preceding the Tribulation. In Daniel Revisited: Discovering the Four Mideast Signs Leading to the Antichrist, Davidson, a retired aerospace engineer and end-times prophecy researcher,…
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Optimum is committing up to $50,000 to support technology and engineering classroom projects for public school students in the Bronx and Brooklyn through its partnership with education nonprofit DonorsChoose. Ahead of the 2026-2027 school year, the fiber internet, mobile and television provider will match eligible donations to classroom projects submitted by public school teachers serving…
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Cadillac of Englewood Cliffs is celebrating a new chapter under new ownership with a private reception and ceremonial ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 8, in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. The event, scheduled for 5 to 8 p.m., will bring together dealership leadership, executives and invited dignitaries to mark the acquisition and reopening of the luxury…
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Dillon Baxter, founder and CEO of materials science startup PlantSwitch, is working to change the way businesses approach single-use plastics with a plant-based alternative designed to break down naturally without leaving behind persistent plastic waste. The 29-year-old entrepreneur leads a company that has developed CompostZero, a proprietary material made from polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA), a family of…
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Filmmaker Nicole Costa’s latest documentary, “No Money No Honey,” offers an intimate portrait of memory, friendship and survival through the experiences of Máxima Mauricio, an Argentine nonbinary sex worker whose personal video archive captures decades of queer life. The documentary will make its New York premiere in competition at the 38th NewFest: The New York…
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Finding a meaningful gift for a parent or grandparent can be challenging, especially for someone who seems to have everything. The My Peeps app offers a personal alternative with its Life Story Journal, an interactive experience designed to preserve family memories, stories and milestones for generations to come. Priced at $35 as a one-time purchase,…
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Author John Amos explores the lasting psychological and emotional toll of war in his new historical novel, The Call of the Bugle, a sweeping saga inspired by the infamous Charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War. Published by Imagination Press, the novel revisits the 1854 military disaster at Balaklava, where approximately 600 British…
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