Archives August 2018 | New York Lifestyles Magazine

On Stage: Bat Out Of Hell: The Musical

By Lori Zelenko
Gothic. Epic. Operatic. And yes, definitely “over the top” as they say across the pond where the musical based on Meat Loaf’s masterpiece, Bat Out of Hell is a hit in London. The third best-selling album worldwide—43 Million Copies sold since its release in...

August: On The BIG Screen

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

August: On The Small Screen

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

Le Poisson Rouge

Celebrating A Decade Of Music With An Eye To The Future

By Bailey Beckett
It’s been 10 years since owner David Handler opened Le Poisson Rouge, a Village nightclub that brings under-the-radar classical and jazz talents to the New York stage. And yet rather than bask in the memories, the musical impresario is looking onward...

Morrison Hotel Gallery

Fine Photography Comes To Life

By Jennifer Strong
Morrison Hotel Gallery is the world leader in fine art music photography representing over 125 of the most highly acclaimed music photographers—those who made, and continue...

5 Easy Pieces

Luxury Luggage From T. Anthony

By Lillian Langtry
Launched in 1946, Theodore Anthony’s stylish and durable luggage quickly became the travel companion of choice for British and Hollywood royalty, not to mention American Presidents...

Beat The Heat

By Gerrie Summers
Can you believe it? Fall is almost here, so make sure to enjoy those last few weeks of summer. We’ve got must-haves to make your summer cooler, safer, comfortable and stylish!...

Life & Style

Laid Back And Living It

By Griffin Miller
In the last sweet weeks of summer—before stowing away the grill, patio furniture and Beach Boys CDs (and coming face to face with the contentious onslaught of back-to-school shopping)—pleasure comes by simply letting...

Love And Respect Your Life

By Peter M. Kalellis
Love is a state of being. One of our greatest needs is to know that we are accepted and loved. Each one of us has to feel certain, deep down in our heart, that someone loves us, cares for us, and has our best interests at heart...

Staying Healthy On The Go

By Gerrie Summers
Let’s face it. Travel is fun, adventurous and even rejuvenating. But sometimes sleepless nights, sudden pains, and even foot problems can interfere with your getaway. What’s a traveler to do? Take a peek at the latest innovations to make any trip...

Are Distractions Eating Your Life?

A Checklist To Help You Reclaim Your Mental Space

By Anne Grady
Face it, friends, we check our phones out of habit nearly every six minutes. Standing in line at the grocery store? Pull out your phone. In an elevator? Check those messages. Commuting on the train. Text your colleague that you’re almost there...

Entrepreneur’s Corner

By Ellen Kodadek, Executive & Artistic Director of Flushing Town Hall
I vividly remember the moment I fell in love with the arts. An actor sailed through a scene of a Kabuki performance, his stark white outfit illuminating the Lincoln Center stage. I felt myself being transported from...

My New York Story

By Chamique Holdsclaw, former WNBA star
The #1 draft pick in the 1999 WNBA draft, Chamique Holdsclaw was one of the best basketball players in the world. She went on to become Rookie of the Year, a six-time All Star, and an Olympic gold medalist for Team USA...

Paws Down, Tails Up

Favorite Tips & Treats

By Lori Zelenko & Meghan Rodick
Andrea Arden, one of New York’s top dog trainers, is beloved by many pet parents thanks to her proven training techniques. Take advantage of these tips at her dog training school, where she has been for more than...

Time Out With…

Randy Zelin

By Elizabeth Darwen
Anoted trial attorney with a concentration in white collar criminal defense as well as complex civil litigation matters, Randy Zelin has been named a New York Super Lawyer every year since 2011...