Against technology (sort of)
Technology has cost me one job and, often, my patience. But then, there’s Mr. Washing Machine and planet Pluto.
The Holocaust Memorial Preservation Workshop
Technology keeps the message of Holocaust survivors moving forward.
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.
Correspondent of the future
When it comes to reporting on cutting-edge technology, Hari Sreenivasan is PBS’ go-to guy.
The rich variety of Greenwich
“It has it all,” says resident and real estate agent Jen Danzi.
Eros and anguish in Rodin’s ‘body’ of work
Sculptor Auguste Rodin, whose 100th death anniversary is being commemorated this year, located the pain in love’s pleasure.
Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger, designing woman
The new creative director of Judith Leiber talks handbags, balancing work and family and life with Tommy.
The RealReal is the real deal
The company brings authentic consigned luxury goods to devotees online.
The Perfect Provenance is a perfect experience
Greenwich meets downtown Manhattan (and Edith Piaf) in this funky boutique/eatery.
Veronica Beard, Veronica Beard and Veronica Beard
Two are friends and sisters-in-law, married to brothers. The other is their fashion business, which they began in 2010.
Lesley Jane Seymour’s splendid second act
The no-bull former editor-in-chief of Marie Claire and More has reinvented herself with the very digital media that cost her her print jobs.
Robert Procop gems at The Vault
The jeweler uses his celebrity collections to fund charitable projects around the world.
‘Bespoke: The Master Tailors of Savile Row’
A great book for men who aspire to style – and the women who love them for it.
Worth New York channels Amelia Earhart
A fashion house for the trailblazing woman.
Temple St. Clair’s ‘golden’ run
The peripatetic jeweler celebrates the 30th anniversary of her eponymous brand with the fabulous book “Temple St. Clair: The Golden Menagerie” and a rare honor from the Louvre.
Our mini challenge at Life Time Athletic Westchester
We continue our quest to become fitter.
When sport meets art
The arts have always been fascinated by the beauty and metaphoric richness of sports.
Becoming Lesley Stahl
The “60 Minutes” correspondent has come full circle as a grandmother.
Greenwich Polo Club fields a winning team
Managing director Leighton S. Jordan oversees what happens in an increasingly expanding operation.
Seeing the unseen in equestrian art
In French, “Laurence” is not an unusual name for a woman, and it is the first name of the sensuous equestrian photographer Laurence Anne Guillem, whose large-scale works are on view at the Bedford Post Inn throughout this month.