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By Andrea Kennedy In the world of va-va-voom, there’s never been anything quite like the twirling tassels and titillating tease of burlesque. The entertainment…
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By Andrea Kennedy In the world of va-va-voom, there’s never been anything quite like the twirling tassels and titillating tease of burlesque. The entertainment…
Read MoreBy Geoff Kalish, MD With all the wine books and cookbooks out there – even with the marked decline in new titles over the…
Read MoreStory and photographs by Mary Shustack There’s something special about stepping into an independent bookshop. It might be the greeting you get, the handwritten…
Read MoreBy Sam Barron The rat-a-tat dialogue. The sleazy cases. The murders for hire. The fedora hats. The characters, so cool you would think they…
Read MoreWhat does a dog trainer and writer read when she’s not training or writing? When I told my husband I was writing a column…
Read MoreForget the “Fifty Shades of Grey” trilogy when it comes to enticing book covers. A necktie? Come on. Handcuffs? Cli-shaaaaay! Some Italianate mask last…
Read MoreDid that dress just move? You bet. And it wasn’t because the model put one high-heeled hoof in front of the other. In his…
Read MoreElie Tahari seems to have a sixth sense for what women want to wear. After four decades of dressing women, the designer continues…
Read MoreGlorious St. Petersburg Photographs by Shirley Zhao By Cappy Devlin Recently, I went to see the movie “Anna Karenina.” Based on the novel by…
Read MoreImages courtesy of Lush Cosmetics A grooming guide for guys, courtesy of Lush By Zoë Zellers “They say you start developing wrinkles when you’re…
Read MoreWhen WAG asked me to write about what fashionable women wear when relaxing at home with a good book (or not), my first thought…
Read MoreIn our age of Google and sound bites, reality TV and vanishing old-fashioned storytelling, you have to wonder if there’s still any place left…
Read More(M) Are you a paper or electronic reader? While I immensely enjoy the texture and smell of a “real” book, the extra baggage charges…
Read MoreBy Michael Rosenberg, MD It’s amazing how obsessed our culture seems to be with all things plastic surgery. There has been a fascination with…
Read MoreA literary tradition lives on at Bedford House Story by Houlihan Lawrence Photographs by Tim Lee Perhaps the first drafts of Ernest Hemingway’s “The…
Read MoreIf a good book is a delicious conversation among the author, subject and reader, then Joe Queenan’s new “One for the Books” will have…
Read MoreBooking a room The Library Hotel takes its theme seriously One block south and one block east of two of New York’s greatest Beaux…
Read More“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” Shakespeare has his passionate Juliet observe…
Read MoreThe New York Public Library is one for the books It is perhaps no small irony that one of the most august institutions in…
Read MoreTucked away down a Scarsdale drive sits a dwelling with global treasures floor to ceiling. Buddhist statues from India and Mongolia, Tibetan prayer horns,…
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