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.
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.
‘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.
Only as good as your rival
Many of the great sports anniversaries being celebrated this summer are the anniversaries of great rivalries
Eric Buterbaugh by a nose
Eric Buterbaugh has the recipe for great scents.
A ‘Heavenly’ exploration of art and religion
The sacred meets the profane in The Met’s “Heavenly Bodies,” a divine show.
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?
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.
(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…
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.
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.
Be our guest (no, really)
Hospitality can be as much of a challenge for the guest as for the host – especially as seen in the arts.
The journey to becoming who you are
Who we might’ve been is who we are.
An ace of a humanist
For Billie Jean King, feminism and activism are part of a larger ism – humanism.
The not-always friendly skies
Travel expert Wendy Sue Knecht experienced joy and tragedy as a Pan Am stewardess.
Next stop the moon
The sky’s not the limit for Courtyard Travel.
Parallel lives
“The Promise and the Dream” – a new book by Connecticut-reared David Margolick – tells the story of two great men on parallel roads that intersected in tragedy.
Sergei Polunin’s turning point
We’ve all heard stories about those who have the love of – but not the talent for – an art or sport. Zelda Fitzgerald’s…
A fitness instructor ‘barre’ none
Lori Laub connects body and soul in her work as a barre instructor and commemorator of the Holocaust.
Scents and Venetian sensibility
Just as the taste of a luscious, tea-dipped madeleine — the shell-shaped, cake-like cookie — conjures the memory of his aunt for Marcel Proust…