The new ‘Louie’ steps to the baseline
The new Louis Armstrong Stadium gets ready for its closeup when the US Open begins Aug. 27.
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Soft summer nights at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor
At the Delamar, the staff treats all the guests as if it’s their wedding day.
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A decade of swing
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Pound Ridge Golf Club combines the tony setting of a private course with the accessibility of the public course it is.
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About-face on beauty
WAG’s editor in chief learns a few new tricks of the skincare and makeup trades during an afternoon of beauty at The Saks Shops at Greenwich.
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Old Salem Farm welcomes young riders
The Adequan/FEI North American Youth Championships presented by Gotham North (NAYC) – formerly the FEI North American Children’s, Junior and Young Rider Championships – will be held in part for the first time at Old Salem Farm.
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The mental ‘game’ of yoga
“It’s not just a physical thing. It’s also mental,” says Brett Bonnist, a yoga and meditation instructor with Kaia Yoga in Fairfield County who’ll be leading a meditation workshop Aug. 4 and 5 at the Heart Health Weekend at the Renaissance Westchester Hotel in Harrison.
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A life with heart
Cardiologist Sanjay Gupta is not your average physician but more of a philosopher-physician.
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Crazy ‘Love’
Jason Kohn’s documentary, “Love Means Zero,” centers on the impervious tennis coach Nick Bollettieri and his complex relationship with his most famous pupil, Andre Agassi.
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Wondrous woodwork amid stately splendor
This house on Pecksland Road gives fresh, stately meaning to the phrase “coming out of the woodwork.”
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Sleeping with Ted Baker
We love Ted Baker’s clothes and accessories. So we were more than ready to fall into its new line of bedding.
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Glorious Gloria
Somehow we can’t help but think of Laura Branigan’s powerful cover of the song “Gloria” when we see this smiling 6-year-old pooch, who shares that name.
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‘Open’ season
Few have been better positioned to observe the milestones of tennis in the Open Era than longtime Katonah-based journalist Steve Flink, author of the indispensable “The Greatest Tennis Matches of All Time” (New Chapter Press) and a 2017 inductee into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
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Only as good as your rival
Many of the great sports anniversaries being celebrated this summer are the anniversaries of great rivalries
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Eric Buterbaugh by a nose
Eric Buterbaugh has the recipe for great scents.
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A ‘Heavenly’ exploration of art and religion
The sacred meets the profane in The Met’s “Heavenly Bodies,” a divine show.
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Where Scott and Zelda kicked up their heels
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby” is known for its New York locales. But what if his time in Westport were a major influence?
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Reporting from the edge of paradise
If there’s one person who knows Puerto Rico – its resilient, independent spirit, its recent fiscal challenges and even more recent physical ones as a result of Hurricanes Irma and Maria – it’s Julio “Gaby” Acevedo, who leads the San Juan bureau of NBC 4 New York and Telemundo 47.
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(Hot) dog has its day
It’s the star of many a summer barbecue and holiday, particularly this month as a Coney Island eating contest featuring it marks the Fourth…
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Making bread – in more ways than one
It was 20 years ago that we experienced cinnamon bread nirvana – a loaf so doughy, so creamy, so oozing with cinnamon-y goodness that we had to go the source itself. Since then, we’ve watched The Kneaded Bread become a prime treat in Port Chester.
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Ashley Judd’s fight for women’s rights
Ashley Judd, a recipient of the Greenwich International Film Festival’s Changemaker Award, is on the front lines of the fight for women’s rights as a leader of #MeToo and a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Population Fund.
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