Archives March 2019 | New York Lifestyles Magazine

What’s Next?: Life After Selling Your Business

By Brian LusterIt’s an all too common occurrence: An entrepreneur identifies an opportunity to solve an unmet need in the community, dedicates their life to establishing a profitable enterprise and eventually exits the business with the expectation of a life of leisure and luxury— only to find they regret the decision. ...

TBar: A Sleek Steakhouse That Will Steal Your Heart

By Anne Raso
One visit to the Upper East Side’s TBar will “seal the deal” to be in the Top 10 of your go-to restaurants in the city. That sounds like an extreme amount of praise but it not only has succulent grass-fed prime beef in nearly every restaurant...

The Best Irish Bars In NYC

By Darren Paltrowitz
Even if you do not have Irish roots, the odds are that you will find yourself reveling on March 17th. While New York is not short on great spots to grab a pint of Guinness, it can be somewhat difficult to pick a pub that has not only fantastic offerings at the bar but also delicious offerings from the kitchen...

Broadway: Behind The Scenes

By Bailey BeckettIt’s one of the most anticipated shows of the season. Be More Chill, based on the best-selling novel by Ned Vizzini, brings a modern-day fantasy to the halls of high school. What if you could take a pill and suddenly be too-cool-for-school...

March: On The BIG Screen

By Jenny PetersNow Playing In A Theater Near You, The Movies You Don't Want To Miss......

March: On The Small Screen

By Jenny PetersComing Soon To A Television Near You...

Screening Room: The World’s Premier Film Festivals

By Norah Bradford
New York lovers of film and Industry watchers set your calendars! While there are over two thousand annual film festivals in the world, only a handful remain truly renowned. Attendees have the opportunity to critique each film...

Pip’s Island: Storytelling Jumps To The Next Level

By Patricia CanoleImagine your child could enter the world of his/her favorite cartoon, interact with the characters, and save the day. Enter the world of Pip’s Island where it’s possible to bring a child’s dream to life with its immersive entertainment experience. What’s so unique about Pip’s Island is that it combines live entertainment, animation...

Spring Into Beauty

By Gerrie SummersAren’t you happy to see spring arrive? Are you also happy that everyone will see more skin? If that’s a no, never fear. Here are products to help your skin look great during the warmer months ahead — plus I have new spring products, and for a little fun, a little “green” in honor of St. Patrick’s Day...

Life & Celebrating The Great Indoors

By Griffin MillerWith the last ski trip of the season still beckoning—or is that it in the rearview mirror?—and a long weekend jaunt to somewhere Caribbean derailed because of slush falling from the sky, the alternative seems to mean hunkering down in your Manhattan (or outer borough) digs...

Bring Fashion To The Field: Stylist Erica Hanks

By Bailey BeckettThey’re celebrities on and off the court. Today’s most famous athletes know the world’s attention is on them 24/7, and so looking the part requires more than a uniform. Thankfully, there’s help. Erica Hanks is one of fashion’s most prominent...

Hurts So Good

By Bailey BeckettIt’s human nature to want to run and hide the minute you hear the buzz of a bee. Its sting is a painful consequence of nature. But who knew it was also good for you? Deborah Mitchell, for one. The UK-based skin care...

Pregnancy: Getting Your Pre-Baby Belly Back

By Shana AckermanPregnancy can take a toll on a woman’s body. Most women experience substantial weight gain, and swelling, followed by post-partum weight loss. Rapid expansion of the skin often results in stretch marks. Furthermore, the abdominal wall muscles separate to accommodate a baby (diastasis recti) and sometimes...

Wellness Wonderlands

By Norah BradfordSpring is around the corner and with it more time to spend outdoors. With warmer weather come thoughts of healthier lifestyles. Detox, massage, therapeutic treatments, and healthy dining options are just a few way to...

Dr. Ariel Ostad: Turning Back The Hands Of Time

By Ruth J. KatzFillers are the workhorse for fighting aging,” points out Dr. Ariel Ostad, a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon on the Upper East Side. He further explains that today there is a plethora of diverse fillers available, each of which can help subtly transform a face...

Entrepreneur’s Corner: Craig Watson, Baked Cravings

By Patricia Canole
Craig Watson loves sweets. So much so that the founder of Baked Cravings, a New York City bake shop created the city’s newest sensation. Nut-free. He’s dedicated to building and maintaining a nut-free facility by using only the highest-quality ingredients sourced from quality vendors. It’s his...

My New York Story: Matt Green

By Lee A. Gabay
Walking the streets of New York City is something millions do daily. Spending time in all five boroughs is not uncommon. But having walked all 8,500 plus miles of New York City’s streets and parks is a rare accomplishment recently performed by Matt Green...

Time Out With... Iestyn Davies

By Bailey Beckett
Since his Broadway debut in 2017 as the singing voice of Farinelli in Mark Rylance’s acclaimed production Farinelli And The King, countertenor Iestyn Davies has been labeled a breakout star. The New York Times called him sublime and blissful all at...