EDITORIAL

Trending – the Touchie door opener

The coronavirus has overshadowed every other illness this year with its potential to threaten life-saving treatments, surgeries, research and fundraising. But the American Cancer Society is fighting back.

Raising a paddle to help the Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County

Recently, we were introduced to the Guinot line of beauty products that may be just what you’re looking for to reinvigorate your fall beauty regimen.

Never lose your mask again

Wagging about… Stepinac High School senior John Prince.

Wagging on…National Coffee Day

‘The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze’ in the Hudson Valley – and beyond

Join Bloomingdale’s for an exclusive cooking demonstration from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30 with “Queer Eye’s” Emmy-nominated food and wine host and New York Times’s best-selling author Antoni Porowski.

Let’s face it: The New York City Ballet’s digital spring season – a combination of taped past performances, workshops and podcasts – was one of the things that kept many of us going at the height of the pandemic. Now the company is back for its fall virtual season.

The combination of a tiny, seemingly fragile body — albeit one that worked out vigorously and survived several bouts of cancer — and a tall moral stature helped make Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the crusading lawyer turned fiery jurist, a natural cultural icon.

The Russian Tea Room in Manhattan reopens Sept. 30.

As part of its “Icons and Idols: Sports” memorabilia auction on Dec. 4, Julien’s Auctions is featuring Colin Kaepernick’s 2011 debut San Francisco 49ers jersey.

September is the month for…sapphires

Danbury pays tribute to singer, civil rights icon Marian Anderson

It’s a dog’s world and we’re just living in it, as the forthcoming book “Resident Dog” stylishly illustrates.