Extraordinary everyman
byHe’s a scion of a Hollywood dynasty, an actor unafraid to venture to the dark side, whether he’s playing a money-laundering banker in “Ghost”…
Inspired by Philanthropy
He’s a scion of a Hollywood dynasty, an actor unafraid to venture to the dark side, whether he’s playing a money-laundering banker in “Ghost”…
WAG’s Wellness coach Giovanni Roselli offers sensible tips for eating and exercising your way through the season of celebrations.
This happy 1-year-old pup is looking for an active forever home.
“The Dogs of Christmas” is a heart-warming holiday tale that explores the power of love, trust and a basket full of puppies.
THROUGH DEC. 8 Madelyn Jordon Fine Art presents “All Aflutter,” a solo exhibit of sculptural mixed-media paintings by artist Barbara Hirsch, who incorporates textural…
Without individual free will, gift-giving is meaningless.
For opera singer turned news anchor Trish Regan, mentorship is a big part of the gig.
Surely, if there was ever anyone who understood the high-profile challenges of childhood, it is Chelsea Clinton. Perhaps that is why she’s drawn to help kids as a children’s author.
Jason Robert Brown’s new album, “How We React and How We Recover,” marks a return to this kind of studio work after an absence of 13 years during which he was writing Broadway shows.
The beauty, personal warmth and leg-stomping music of the Celtic Colours International Music Festival on Cape Breton Island and Nova Scotia sang a siren song to WAG’s Wine & Dine columnist, Doug Paulding.
Haym Salomon was a Revolutionary War banker whose only “interest” was helping his country.
Arthur Ashe saw his activism in the arenas of civil rights and AIDS awareness as more important than his athleticism and groundbreaking accomplishments on the tennis court.
“No Alternative,” a new film by Yonkers native son William Dickerson, recalls a talented sister’s troubled soul and a city in a challenging time.
Claire Marin, founding CEO of Catskill Provisions, is saving the planet and the honeybee one small-batch craft product at a time.
Good Threads, a social business that often exhibits in WAG country, creates needlepoint goods that do good in Haiti.
A hungry child, a preoccupied executive and a not-so-chance encounter that delivered each into a more fulfilling life.
Greenwich native Kitty Schur aims to give a voice to the everyday career woman through her new digital platform This Girl Can Run The World.
Mid-century Modern meets 21st century meditative in the Armonk property known as the “Beckoning Path.”
After growing up together, John Swertfager and Skaz Gecaj are side-by-side once again as they open their new business venture, Apex Fitness, in Cross River.
The Fairfield University Art Museum offers an international array of works as old as the Tang Dynasty and as contemporary as the Syrian refugee crisis.