From 12:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. June 5, you can have lunch while listening to Patrice Giasson, the Neuberger Museum of Art’s Alex Gordon curator of art of the Americas, talk about a selection of works in “Pier Paolo Pasolini: Subersive Prophet.
One of the big trends of the COVID-19 era is drive-by special occasions, in which the community salutes someone for his birthday, anniversary or graduation. It’s fair to say, however, that no one is doing graduation quite the way that Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains is.
Stamford-based Americares is a health-focused relief and development organization that saves lives and improves health for people affected by poverty or disaster.
The latest in Valmont’s stable of luxuriously radiant skincare products is the brand’s first microbiome-balancing line designed for any age and gender.
In this a year with a double number, we present our first double issue, “Visionary Journeys,” combining June’s traditional journeys with July’s hospitality.
Wagger Phil Hall wins several awards from Connecticut press associations.
Even when eating out is out, dining can still be wonderful.
Doug Paulding, WAG’s resident Dionysus, explains how to take the plunge into making wine at home.
Here’s a dish combining Sicilian and Indian flavors – Masala Halibut With Arancini.
The latest in Valmont’s stable of luxuriously radiant skincare products is the brand’s first microbiome-balancing line designed for any age and gender.
Lots of beauty products claim to perform miracles. But we’ve found one, Clarins’ Double Serum, that, if not miraculous, certainly lives up to its billing as the number one face serum in the world.
Beauty lovers have something special to look forward to this spring — Manhattan’s new Makeup Museum.
The complex, controversial Italian film director Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922-75) – who lived through some of the most troubled moments in Italian and world history – speaks to our own time, in his criticism of both the right and the left and his warnings about the evils of consumerism, the pitfalls of globalism and the manipulation of new media, which in his day was television.
Lots of beauty products claim to perform miracles. But we’ve found one, Clarins’ Double Serum, that, if not miraculous, certainly lives up to its billing as the number one face serum in the world.
Beauty lovers have something special to look forward to this spring — Manhattan’s new Makeup Museum.
To smooth and brighten the eyes, Sisley-Paris has added Black Rose Eye Contour Fluid to its Black Rose Collection. Active botanicals include aqueous black…
Does any tea company do packaging quite the way Tea Forté does? The Massachusetts-based company’s Fleur collection once again evokes the scents of the…
Working on our homes and gardens can be tough on the hands, not to mention drying with all that hand-washing we’re doing nowadays. Zincuta…
Long before the coronavirus rocked the travel industry, Barbara Barton Sloane had the great good luck to visit Amsterdam and attend Viking River Cruises’ historic launch of 10 Viking Longships.
Travel plans are out the window for now, but dreams have no such restrictions.
Every mom will love these travel gifts.
‘Retirement’ isn’t really an option for perfect retirees, Mark and Jody Rollins.
A Dutch Colonial new build on Indian Harbor Road gets a sophisticated upgrade.
In the coronavirus crisis, tending the plants in your home and gardens takes on new meaning.
Oliver is a handsome, young Chocolate Lab mix looking for more – love, that is.
Even finicky felines will relish Susan Herbert’s “Impressionist Cats.”
All of our Pets of the Month have poignant stories. But Jordan’s tale particularly touched our hearts.
