The annual Robin Hood charity gala at the Javits Center is typically a high-stakes affair, attracting the richest and most influential figures in finance, technology, and philanthropy. Yet this year, the atmosphere was charged with an unexpected levity, thanks to Seth MacFarlane. The creator of “Family Guy,” armed with nothing but a cocktail and a
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This past weekend, an incident erupted at Tucci, a trendy eatery in Noho, involving former “Real Housewives of New York City” star Sonja Morgan. Known for her larger-than-life personality, Morgan was reportedly devastated when presented with a bill exceeding $1,000 for a meal that she apparently expected to be complimentary. This eyebrow-raising saga illustrates not
In a world where self-care and wellness have transformed into a multi-billion dollar industry, a new and utterly bizarre contender has emerged from the luxurious backdrop of the Hamptons. Known as “East Hampton Clown Massage,” this satirical venture merges the superficiality of wellness culture with the absurdity of clowning. By mocking the pretentiousness often associated
Amidst the urban bustle of New York City, a strikingly elegant affair unfolded on Wednesday—the Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon. This was not merely a gathering; it was a radiant celebration, attended by socialites, celebrities, and civic-minded individuals, all donning their most extravagant hats to contribute a whopping $4.3 million towards the maintenance and enhancement
The recent excerpts from Keith McNally’s memoir, “I Regret Almost Everything,” reveal a fascinating but disheartening look at the interplay between celebrity and humility—or, in this case, the lack thereof. The restaurateur’s recounting of James Corden’s desperate phone calls asking him to delete a critical Social Media post sheds light on how power, fame, and
At the heart of the literary world lies a treasure trove waiting to be unearthed—the official biography of Queen Elizabeth II. During the recent Library Lunch at the New York Public Library, Tina Brown, the renowned former editor of The New Yorker and Vanity Fair, illuminated this concept with fervor. The discussion, held under the
The annual White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner is often seen as a litmus test of the intersection between media and entertainment within the corridors of power. This year, while the dinner itself may not have drawn the star power of prior years, D.C. sure did not lack for excitement as A-listers mingled in a
The Silurians Press Club, a bastion of journalistic excellence, recently paid tribute to one of broadcast news’s iconic figures, Connie Chung. In an event filled with laughter, nostalgia, and memorable mishaps, Chung was presented with a lifetime achievement award. This ceremony took place at the National Arts Club and was attended by a plethora of
In the realm of literature, memoirs often serve as intimate windows into the author’s life. However, when personal narratives extend to delicate topics like stillbirth, the line between artistic expression and ethical boundaries can blur perilously. Sarah Hoover, a rising literary figure, has recently faced intense scrutiny from her estranged sister, who claims that Hoover’s
Jane Pratt has been a transformative figure in the world of publishing, especially notable for her groundbreaking initiatives in the realms of teen journalism during the 1980s and 1990s. With the launch of “Another Jane Pratt Thing” (AJPT), she reintroduces her unique voice, this time through a Substack newsletter and an associated website. Pratt’s return