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Get To Know

Artist Gabriela Gil

By Ann Grenier
Born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Gabriela Gil has moved throughout South and North America her entire life. The constant migration has shaped her multicultural perspective...

Jasmina Danowski

In Her Own Words

By Patricia Canole
Jasmina Danowski’s luminous artworks are simply beautiful. So much so that they have garnered the artist a huge and appreciative audience near and far...

On Stage

Ring In The New Year With BroadwayHD

By Sara Wiesenfeld
2020 is over (good riddance!), and while theater may still be on a pause in 2021, BroadwayHD is here with your favorite Broadway classics to keep you and your family entertained!

On The Small Screen

By Jenny Peters
Your Best Bets for Streaming and Watching...

From Her Lips To Yours

Red Carpet Favorite Lisa Rinna Launches Her First Beauty Line

By Bailey Beckett
It’s the pout that has melted a million hearts and made Lisa Rinna a household name. Though known as an accomplished actress, designer, author, host, and Real Housewife, Rinna’s lips are her signature, a trend she started long before...

Life & Style

The Home Edition

By Griffin Miller
In this month of chilly-to-freezing weather, nightfall at 5 pm, and Covid-19, home is not just where the heart is; it’s pretty much where everyone is. So, as we usher in what hopefully will be a sparkling New Year from our couches and recliners...

The Mane Event

Hair Care Products For Lustrous Locks

By Patricia Canole
Overwashing, chemical treatments, heat from styling tools are some of the most common causes of damaged hair. While hair bleaching involves harsh chemicals that erode hair cuticles (the outer layer of each strand that seals in moisture)...

Say Hello To 2021

The Only Resolution You’ll Ever Need

By Sharon Holand Gelfand, CN, FDN-P
Happy New Year! Did you make your New Year’s resolution yet? Is it the same as last year? And the year before? And the year before that? Let’s face it, people still make New Year’s resolutions and hope that maybe just this time, their resolutions...

The New Home Gym

Creative Ways To Stay Fit

By Melanie Carden
Winter wellness. It’s more than embracing your great-grandmother’s fervent wisdom. In the age of information-access and self-advocacy, you are empowered to elevate your wintertime well-being....

My New York Story

By Harry Brads
He’s a trial attorney with a concentration in white-collar criminal defense as well as complex civil litigation matters. Meet Randy Zelin who has been named a New York Super Lawyer (2011 through 2020) and has over 30 years of experience defending individual...

Entrepreneur’s Corner

Emily Demarchelier, Restaurateur

By Ann Grenier
The well-known Demarchelier name has always been associated with creative endeavors. Take French-born Eric, the well-known painter and the onetime owner of the eponymous Upper East Side restaurant. His artistic style encompasses figurative...

THE GROUND

Kicking Off The New Year

By Dr. L.A. Gabay
When Paul Sierros invited his friends down to watch the English Premier League at his Lower East Side bar, Forgtmenot, he never imagined that his hospitality would morph into a three-level, multi-purpose event space—with two soccer pitches—under the...

Time Out With...

Michael Riedel

By Ellis Nassour
The rabid theater critic/arts reporter Michael Riedel has segued to radio, joining Len Berman, WNBC-TV’s former longtime sports anchor on Len Berman and Michael Riedel in The Morning. Rise and shine at 6am weekdays on WOR710 radio for...

From Bomb Cyclones To Hurricanes ★ON-Line Exclusive★

How To Keep Home and Family Safe

By Melissa Clark and Lori Zelenko
Bomb Cyclones, the winter weather phenomenon that can be as damaging as hurricanes, are bearing down upon us. Snow and sleet and ice are coating the Northeast and with some of us sheltering in place in...

Serious Snooze Decisions

By Melanie Carden
Shopping for pet beds is more than choosing a color that matches your décor. You need to consider size, sleeping style, age, and health needs of your pet. Do they “mushroom cap” into a small ball when they sleep or are they spread out like they’re trying to...

Fight to protect greyhounds reaches the national stage

By Christine A. Dorchak, President and General Counsel, GREY2K USA Worldwide
Following the release of a heartbreaking expose on the practice of live lure training on greyhound breeding farms, GREY2K USA has just announced the first federal bill to prohibit dog racing. Pet Lifestyles Magazine has endorsed this historic legislation...