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Something For Everyone

A Guide To Pick-Up & Delivery In NYC

By AP Connolly
With New York City shuttered, it’s a dark day for those of us who live and breathe food and its endless diverse dining scene. The closed doors, the gated windows, are jolting reminders to those who still venture out...
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Brooklyn Chop House

A New World of Steak

By Patricia Canole
One thing you can guarantee in New York City is that you won’t find a shortage of American steakhouses. While the serving of steak in restaurants originated in French-style eateries in mid-1800s...
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March: On The Small Screen

By Jenny PetersComing Soon To A Television Near You...
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Catching Up With Maria Van Vlodrop

Founder & CEO of MvVO Art

By Harry Brads
Maria van Vlodrop is known within New York art circles for her innovative art venture comprised of a team of advertising, art, and technology professionals. Her dedication is boundless in creating new opportunities for artists...
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Eco-Beauty

Protect The Environment & Your Skin

By Gerrie Summers
Now more than ever, it’s important to protect and preserve the environment with a cleaner, greener lifestyle. It’s as important to protect and preserve our skin. These products help you do both...
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Tress Relief

A Guide To Thinning Hair

By Ann Grenier
Hair, as we know it, highlights our style, acts as a security blanket, and boosts confidence. When hair looks good, you want to show it off. But for the millions suffering from hair loss, there may be more bad hair days than good...
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You Go, Girl

Meet Hannah Fastov, The Force (And Face!) Of Go Dash Dot

By Bailey Beckett
Hannah Fastov’s fashion sense and market savvy belie her young age. Possessing confidence, knowledge, and know-how of a seasoned designer, it’s hard to grasp she’s not yet 30 (and looks ten years younger). But this mogul-in-the-making knows her stuff...
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A Weekend Getaway

Pack Your Bag With These Musts

By Griffin Miller
To the unadventurous eye, March isn’t the most glamorous time of the year. Sure, St. Patrick’s Day and the “wearing of the green” down Fifth Avenue succeeds in elevating spirits after the ominous Ides on the 15th...
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Telemedicine

Transforming The Healthcare Landscape

By Ryan McQuaid
Today, new technologies continue to innovate the way we conduct and provide healthcare services. Virtual platforms that allow for remote professional treatment are improving access to healthcare for populations that are traditionally marginalized by the industry...
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Elite Method

Coaching Children To Be Their Best

By Bailey Beckett
Life coaches are the perfect accessory for success-minded people, or those just looking for a positive change in their lives or careers. But for children? Welcome to Elite Method, a new program designed by husband and wife team Michael and Rachel Dube. It provides...
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A Time For Rebirth

By Peter M. Kalellis
April has a significant meaning to the life of many cultures, for they live in anticipation of the abundant fruits that Earth is destined to produce. Most of these people find the land fertile and ready to plow and plant seeds in the hope that the response will be favorable come Fall...
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Paws Down, Tails Up

Spring Essentials: The Best Bets For Your Pet

By Lori Zelenko
Spring essentials for your pooch and kitty. We looked far and wide to find the most practical, healthy, and fun products—from fashionable to functional—for pets and pet parents to experience as the season’s change. So, get a jump on it and try one of...
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Manners For Our Times

Doing The Right Thing Counts

By Lillian Langtry
Let’s admit it, we slip up occasionally. Perhaps we don’t respond to e-mails in a timely manner. Or, we swear under our breath from time to time. But we’re doing OK, right? Do we need to worry about correct behavior? The polite answer is “Yes!”...
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Entrepreneur’s Corner

Jeff Leatham: Artistic Director/Author/Florist

By Bailey Beckett
“Color is the first and most important aspect of my work, always,” said Jeff Leatham, on the eve of his exhibition Kaleidoscope at the New York Botanical Garden in February. “I want every gallery to be a different color experience for visitors...
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My New York Story

By Pamela Maraldo, CEO of Girls Inc. New York City
As an advocate for women, my life’s work has taken me down roads that have always led to championing women’s issues. I came to Girls Inc. of New York City for the same reasons: because I wanted to help give girls...
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Time Out With…

Sue Phillips: Her Nose Knows

By Harry Brads
You’ll forgive Sue Phillips if her “office” is too discreet. Nestled on the lower level of a nondescript building in TriBeCa, the legendary perfumer’s lair is among the best kept secrets of New York. Warm, cozy and elegant, the Scentarium, as she calls it, is where...
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