Archives Dec 2018 / Jan 2019 | New York Lifestyles Magazine

On Stage: The New York City Ballet

By Lori ZelenkoWith visions of sugarplums dancing in our heads, we’ll revisit our childhoods this holiday as New York City Ballet presents the annual season of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center. One of the Big Apple’s most beloved traditions, NYCB’s The Nutcracker is a...

November: On The BIG Screen

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

November: On The Small Screen

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

Christine Lahti: A Feminist and Activist Channels Gloria Steinem

By Ellis Nassour
Stage, TV veteran, and Oscar-winner Christine Lahti is starring Off Broadway as her mentor and friend Gloria Steinem in Tony-winning playwright Emily Mann’s play Gloria...

Museum Happenings: Christmas At The Met

By Clint BrownfieldThe Metropolitan Museum of Art, with its three locations--the main building on Fifth Avenue, the Met Breuer on Madison Avenue (formerly the location of the Whitney Museum of American Art) and the Met Cloisters...

Holiday Beauty

By Gerrie SummersThe holidays are upon us. It’s the perfect time to give your friends and family fabulous beauty gift sets and to stock up on beauty items at great prices. Glam up for the festivities (and gift yourself with products to survive the aftermath!) Here are some great picks...

Sparkle & Shine: Fashions Glitter This Holiday Season

By Letizia LantryThe holiday season is all about celebrations. Here is our head-to-toe fashion forward selection to put some spark in your stride and attract attention this Holiday Season. Gold, Silver and Metallics will wow your world...

Sustainable Fashion

By Amanda Singh, Founder of Jean FranklinThe words “sustainable,” “eco-friendly,” and “green” may feel like they’re everywhere these days. But how can an abstract marketing term like sustainable fashion become something more than a hashtag on Instagram that we can all apply to our daily routines and busy lives?...

A Time For Celebration

By Dr. Peter M. KalellisThe New Year is cause for celebration, for reliving and for looking back. One thing to be true is that a lot can happen in a year and among the good, the bad, and the ugly, we have learned many lessons. As we say goodbye to 2018, let’s celebrate this holiday season in a spirit of joy and gratitude....

Breast Augmentation: 10 Things You Should Know

By Shana AckermanDoes having to wear a padded bra to camouflage your A cup breasts frustrate you? There is no doubt that you should love who you are and how you look. But sometimes loving who you are or how you look means doing something about how you want to appear. If you are tired of having small breasts...

Dr. Norbert Gleicher: The Go-To IVF Specialist

By Bailey BeckettToday, women are increasingly getting pregnant through in vitro fertilization with their own eggs—even at the age of 48. This according to the foremost IVF practitioner, Dr. Norbert Gleicher, MD, FACOG, FACS, and President/Medical Director/Chief Scientist of the Center for Human Reproduction...

New Year’s Eve In NYC

By Tash Bazika
The last night of the year is magical, where everyone puts on their best glittery frock to ring in the 2019 in style. Although the ball drop in Times Square is the main event, there are bounteous other events happening all over the city, in bars and restaurants, clubs and parks. So if you’re looking for a party at the hottest club...

J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions Returns

By A.P. Connolly
It takes a lot to slow down NYC commuters, but creating a squash court in the middle of Grand Central Terminal will make anyone stop in their tracks. Enter the 2019 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions which returns to the icon Vanderbilt Hall for the 22nd consecutive year as the second richest event on the...

Entrepreneur’s Corner: Pamela Morgan

By Elizabeth Elston
Pamela Morgan grew up with an innate understanding of entertaining in its many forms. Raised in Wichita Falls, Texas she was enrolled in ballet classes from the tender age of five and carried with her dreams of becoming a professional dancer. Performing was her gift, expressing herself creatively through the...

My New York Story: Diana Haskell

By Patricia Canole
If you have a pet, then there’s a good chance you also have plenty of pictures stored on your phone or computer. However, quantity doesn’t always equal quality. Going beyond a smartphone camera, animal portrait photographers have elevated the subject matter with their keen eye and a genuine understanding of the animal’s point-of-view...

Time Out With... Jeff Kimmel, Attorney at Law

By Bailey Beckett
Jeffrey Kimmel is a laid-back, affable guy… off hours. At Midtown’s Davio’s restaurant, the lawyer is quick with a joke and smile. But that belies his litigation prowess. Kimmel’s mastery of the law and aggressive advocacy of his clients has made him one of the most admired—and feared—in the courtroom...