Find your ‘voice’ through technique
Few disciplines require more technique than making music and that includes something that comes naturally to many of us – singing.
when your child is gay
Preserving your relationship – and your sanity
Two-career couples. Gay marriage. Shifting roles for men and women. “We’re in a time of huge transition,” says Bronxville psychotherapist Mary Giuffra. “Many of…
Shedding light in a dark time
With the nation still reeling from the Orlando shooting, there’s a new book that might offer a path to understanding. “When Your Child Is…
The eyes have it
Does the male gaze trump the female one in the arts and what is meant by a male and a female gaze anyway?
A legend comes to life
The past becomes present in Georgette Gouveia’s new historical novel, “Daimon,” out Nov. 30.
Fascinating Women
If there’s one thing we quickly learned in the search for Westchester and Fairfield’s most fascinating women, it was that we were going to be hard put to keep the list to 40.
Camping it up at The Met
“Camp: Notes on Fashion,” The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new Costume Institute exhibit, has some hot artistic hunks and elegant threads, a provocative idea and plenty of pink. But by pitching too big a tent, the show’s theme eludes it.
What’s happening in May 2019
WAG’s list of local happenings for the month of May.
Funny & talented
Megan Mullally and Stephanie Hunt have an eclectic band, Nancy And Beth. Just don’t forget to capitalize the “A.”
WAG’s fascinating men
Ever fantasize about the perfect man? Can there be such a thing? We scoured our archives, memories and experiences and found more fascinating men than we could fit in this issue. Here’s a sampling.
Haven on Earth
If you are a victim of domestic violence, there’s a place for you at My Sister’s Place.
The remains of James Ivory’s days
At 89 and fresh off an Oscar win, director James Ivory of Merchant Ivory fame remains true to his credo – “follow your instincts and make films about things that interest you.”
What’s happening in October 2018
WAG’s list of local happenings and events in the month of October.
An ace of a humanist
For Billie Jean King, feminism and activism are part of a larger ism – humanism.
Blossom bliss on Nantucket
A summer on bloom-laced Nantucket becomes the “Best Hour” of Wanderer Jeremy Wayne’s life, not to mention those of his 13-year-old twins.
To Russia (and back), with love
David Hallberg’s questing spirit took him from American Ballet Theatre to the Bolshoi Ballet and back.
The ripeness of the older woman
In a world where women are still treated like commodities, older women are seen as past the sell-by date. But what appears to be the end for them may only be the beginning.
An Old Saybrook welcome
At the Saybrook Point Inn Marina & Spa in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, the vacation experience transcends the traditional amenities.
The edgy city of New York
You only see the skyscrapers – and life – from a distance.
The best of humanity in the aftermath of tragedy
In a time of rising nationalism and anti-globalization, a new Broadway musical looks at a Canadian town’s kindness to the world after 9/11.