Editors Letter: December 2012
In this the month of all things bright and beautiful, WAG sets out to scintillate with some of the most dazzling people, places and…
A 2020 YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester Visionary Award winner and a 2018 Folio Women in Media Award Winner, Georgette Gouveia is the author of “Burying the Dead,” “Daimon: A Novel of Alexander the Great” and "Seamless Sky" (JMS Books), as well as “The Penalty for Holding,” a 2018 Lambda Literary Award finalist (JMS Books), and “Water Music” (Greenleaf Book Group). They’re part of her series of novels, “The Games Men Play,” also the name of the sports/culture blog she writes. Her short story “The Glass Door,” about love in the time of the coronavirus, was recently published by JMS. Read WAG’s serialization of “Seamless Sky” here. For more, visit thegamesmenplay.com.
In this the month of all things bright and beautiful, WAG sets out to scintillate with some of the most dazzling people, places and…
To Greenwich’s own Stuart Weitzman, who was honored with The Lifetime Achievement Award for his many successful years as a luxury shoe designer by…
Among the baker’s dozen of dazzlers appearing in WAG’s December “Bedazzled” issue, few are more scintillating than Keira Knightley, titular star of Joe Wright’s…
Our own Jennifer Pappas of Class and Sass fame has just released her first album, “Poetry in Motion,” in which her words are…
The New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx is like a mini vacation, and that is never truer than at holiday time with its…
“Skyfall” the latest James Bond thriller, has to be one of the best and oddest 007 adventures. On the one hand, there’s the kaleidoscopic…
Holly Petraeus went dumpling, and Gen. Petraeus Kardashian-ed up. There’s a connection between these two clauses but no causality. In other words, just because…
As fans of the “Real Housewives of New York City” know, Ramona Singer likes her glass of Pinot Grigio. So it was no doubt…
MUSIC OR JOURNALISM? Why not choose both? Paula Zahn – broadcast journalist, cellist and all-around cultural goddess – has always found a way to…
In his beautifully written new travel memoir, “The Longest Way Home,” actor-director Andrew McCarthy casts himself as a modern-day Odysseus, struggling to get back to his own patiently waiting Penelope – the soon-to-be wife he identifies as “D.”
The long-awaited adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s important – some would say pretentious – novel “On the Road” hits the big screen in December. Will it make Brad Pitt-ish Garrett Hedlund – in the pivotal role of Dean Moriarty – a star at last?
What is it about the road that beckons, that stretches out – teasingly, tantalizingly — before us?
What if there were no free will? That’s the thesis behind “Free Will” (Free Press), a provocative little tome by Sam Harris, everyone’s favorite atheist now that Christopher Hitchens has gone to meet his, er, non-Maker.
Former divorce lawyer says it with music ALEX DONNER has seen them coming and going. Or should that be going and coming? “In the entertainment…
Move over, “Under the Tuscan Sun” and “A Good Year.” There’s a new sheriff in town and she’s here to offer a variation on the foreigner-goes-Continental-in-search-of-love-and-life’s-meaning theme. Her name is Lisa Fantino, and her book, “Amalfi Blue: Lost & Found in the South of Italy,” is due out mid-January from Wanderlust Women Travel Ltd., her Mamaroneck-based concierge travel business.
Jilly Dyson has “sailed” the world on her marine paintings, whose swirling impasto evokes both Winslow Homer and J.M.W. Turner. I caught up with her on a beautiful fall day aboard SeaFair, the mega-yacht venue for exhibits and dining, when it was docked in Greenwich.
George T. Constantin – president and CEO of Heritage Realty Services L.L.C. – is not your typical businessman. Cultured, multilingual and athletic, he combines Old World sophistication with New World industry. As he is fond of saying: “Time is the only commodity. Use it well.”
James Bond, who celebrates his 50th anniversary in films with the release of “Skyfall” Nov. 9, is a man’s fantasy of a man the way Mr. Darcy is a woman’s fantasy of a man.
St. Valentine’s Day is still 118 days away. But it’s never too early for Tiffany & Co., featured in September WAG’s “Class Acts” issue, to let fans know how the emporium will be celebrating. With a little bling, of course.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the need to give – of your time, money and self – is greater than ever. Don’t…